Aug 31, 2026 · 18 min · 9 segments
Ryan Chase keeps things simple and causal, inviting audiences a glimpse into his professional background. He reflects back on some of the most influential experiences that brought him opportunities…
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And when it ended, I didn't want to go back to radio just doing the same old thing.

I wanted to do a show that focused on who the most important people were, and that's the people that listened, that connected.

And I wanted to do a show for anybody that felt like You know, they were put down or they're made to feel like they're not special.

and it's edited so tight that it just doesn't feel right or something doesn't feel, it feels off and that's definitely my fault because You know, I tried to program the show for a TikTok world.

If you watch anything from Real Housewives to TLC to Bravo, if you think those things aren't highly edited, you're crazy.

over explaining things and i try and make it in a way where you can follow along really quick i'm hearing you some people are not liking that part and i've even toyed with the idea of doing a an uncut show where we just leave all that stuff in and we don't chop it down i'll do a little chopping you don't want to hear the phone ring 29 times that'd be a little boring but um I'm absolutely open to all your ideas.

But there's so much that went into this show because, you know, here I am in a position where I'm like, oh my God, I'm not in radio for the first time in three decades.

What am I going to do? immediately thought of the show and then i didn't want to look like a you
know

a couple of kids sitting around in their bedroom doing a podcast i wanted this to sound and look good went down to an industrial area i designed a logo really hard r that's a brain buster there put a microphone in it and try to make it look good all the music everything in it is stuff that i made because if you take somebody else's they'll yank the podcast they just won't play it or you'll get sued by somebody so we try to set everything up to where this show could be built to last but going back to your comments You know, I will listen and I will make alterations.

And when it ended, I didn't want to go back to radio just doing the same old thing.

I wanted to do a show that focused on who the most important people were, and that's the people that listened, that connected.

And I wanted to do a show for anybody that felt like You know, they were put down or they're made to feel like they're not special.

and it's edited so tight that it just doesn't feel right or something doesn't feel, it feels off and that's definitely my fault because You know, I tried to program the show for a TikTok world.

If you watch anything from Real Housewives to TLC to Bravo, if you think those things aren't highly edited, you're crazy.

over explaining things and i try and make it in a way where you can follow along really quick i'm hearing you some people are not liking that part and i've even toyed with the idea of doing a an uncut show where we just leave all that stuff in and we don't chop it down i'll do a little chopping you don't want to hear the phone ring 29 times that'd be a little boring but um I'm absolutely open to all your ideas.

But there's so much that went into this show because, you know, here I am in a position where I'm like, oh my God, I'm not in radio for the first time in three decades.

What am I going to do? immediately thought of the show and then i didn't want to look like a you
know

a couple of kids sitting around in their bedroom doing a podcast i wanted this to sound and look good went down to an industrial area i designed a logo really hard r that's a brain buster there put a microphone in it and try to make it look good all the music everything in it is stuff that i made because if you take somebody else's they'll yank the podcast they just won't play it or you'll get sued by somebody so we try to set everything up to where this show could be built to last but going back to your comments You know, I will listen and I will make alterations.
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