Scot Bertram

Radio, podcasts, audio, essays

Writings

  • Wasn’t That Special: Schedule Update, Show Recognition, & an Amy Poehler/UCB Story

    For those of you who are paid subscribers (and those of you about to become paid subscribers!), a scheduling note: due to actual work/job commitments and various vacation plans for your hosts, we will have one extra week before the next episode (covering Season 28) is released. That will be out on Monday, August 5. Continue reading

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  • The End of the Parade

    If you’re wondering where the print edition of Parade Magazine went, you’re not alone. After eight decades as a supplement to hundreds of Sunday newspapers around the country, the publication has moved to a digital-only format. I write at National Review, lamenting the end of an era and highlight what we’ll miss. Continue reading

  • Rush Limbaugh’s Unbreakable Bond with His Listeners

    I really don’t just write about Rush Limbaugh, but, following his death, National Review was kind enough to publish a piece I penned regarding the relationship he cultivated with his audience. Find it here –> Rush Limbaugh’s Unbreakable Bond with His Listeners Continue reading

  • Essays at NRO

    I’ve written a couple of recent pieces at National Review Online: Eddie Money, the Slightly Undersold Rock Artist The Titanic Sibling Rivalry that Propelled One of the Greatest Rock Bands of the 1990s Continue reading