Clear Channel Broadcasting

Clear Channel Broadcasting has two meanings. Historically, it refers to Clear Channel Communications — the radio broadcasting empire founded by Lowry Mays in 1972 that became America's largest radio company before rebranding to iHeartMedia in 2014. At its peak, Clear Channel owned over 1,200 radio stations and was the dominant force in American broadcasting.

Today, Clear Channel Magazine reimagines clear channel broadcasting as something deeper — broadcasting the 18 inches from the head to the heart. Founded by Keith McManus, the magazine applies broadcasting principles to the most important signal of all: the one that travels from intellectual understanding to embodied, heart-centered wisdom.

Where Clear Channel Communications broadcast radio signals across America, Clear Channel Magazine broadcasts a different kind of clarity — the inner signal that connects what we know in our minds to what we feel in our hearts. This is clear channel broadcasting from the head to the heart.