Perception is Reality. But Whose Reality?

June 23, 2020

You’ve heard the saying, “Perception is reality.” Taken at face value, it’s not accurate. Perception can become a person’s reality.  Explained by Dr. Jim Taylor in Psychology Today, “Perception has a potent influence on how we look at reality.” Taken one step further, “Our perceptions influence how we focus on, process, remember, interpret, understand, synthesize, … Continue reading Perception is Reality. But Whose Reality? »

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The Last Rock Song

June 17, 2020

  When Shinedown’s “Second Chance” became a Top 10 hit in 2009, an era ended. That song became the last Rock song to reach the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. No, we don’t mean people no longer love rock. From Queen to Nirvana, Classic Rock remains revered, even by people who are now … Continue reading The Last Rock Song »

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Stay-At-Home Run: How Your Sports Radio Brand Can Thrive When Sports Return

June 16, 2020

Judging from the sweat that immediately surfaces under my cloth mask during my daily walks, summer has arrived in Washington, DC. To be perfectly honest, I’m not the biggest fan of summer. I dislike heat and humidity. I have a sizable and beloved jacket collection. I am unusually susceptible to mosquito bites. But there are … Continue reading Stay-At-Home Run: How Your Sports Radio Brand Can Thrive When Sports Return »

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Three Lessons the Millennium Has Taught Us about Popular Music

June 10, 2020

As specialists in researching new music, Integr8 is generally focused on what’s happening today in contemporary music. However, there are times when clarity about the present comes from understanding the patterns of the past. Now that so much of what’s to come seems uncertain, it seems like the perfect time to take a trip through … Continue reading Three Lessons the Millennium Has Taught Us about Popular Music »

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How Can Harley-Davidson (and Radio Talent) Remain Relevant?

June 9, 2020

Two years ago, our Vice President of Research Operations David Baird wrote a blog post called, “Harley-Davidson Has More Problems Than Tariffs.” Published in July 2018, it would become one of the five most-read Tuesdays With Coleman blog posts of that year. But the remarkable tale of that post was how it gained popularity with … Continue reading How Can Harley-Davidson (and Radio Talent) Remain Relevant? »

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The Musical Divide Between Trump and Biden Supporters

May 19, 2020

With the United States roughly six months away from its next presidential election, how similar or different are the most popular contemporary titles among the fans of the two major parties’ presumed nominees? In two words, the answer is “very different.” In our final blog on the findings of Contemporary Music SuperStudy 2, we delve … Continue reading The Musical Divide Between Trump and Biden Supporters »

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