Appointment Radio for the LGBT Professional

Meet Revolutionary LGBT marketing and advertising executives. Tim Bennett and John Nash, co-hosts of The Focus Group.  Tim and John invite you to share in a friendship spanning 30 plus years while serving up the savvy side of nine to five every Saturday across multiple media platforms.

The Focus Group, is America’s first radio talk show developed and created from a LGBT point of view and has established itself “appointment radio” for the LGBT audience that desires representation beyond the stereotypical. LGBT professionals are often informed in career and business by their identity, which in many cases needs to be carefully managed throughout their working years.  Tim and John speak to that reality by providing actionable information and insights delivered in an entertaining radio talk show format.


The marketing and advertising duo turned radio personalities are best known for creating Subaru of America’s award-winning 15-year advertising effort to the LGBT consumer. Their efforts forever changed the way corporate leaders viewed the LGBT market, and ultimately, gay Americans. 

Drawing on their combined corporate and entrepreneurial experience, the conversation ranges from the professional to the personal, and everything in between. Together, Tim and John bring to life the show’s motto of Listen, Laugh and Learn with entertaining banter, unique voices, and smart content.

"I have so very much enjoyed your show. As a small business owner, your guests and your insights have been so very valuable to me. Business mixed with common sense and a lot of great humor has been a tremendous asset to all of us who have listened. "
— Meredith Elkins

The Focus Group with Tim Bennett and John Nash 

We’re all business. Except when we’re not.

LINKS:
www.FocusGroupRadio.com

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