“There definitely is a flashing yellow light for ad load. Now, is it a red alert yet? No, but we’re seeing the canary in the coal mine.”

"Stunts don’t need to be death-defying — they can take place in the studio or at a client location instead of on a river full of killers."

"Country music, Marjorie Taylor Greene, deer hunting, King James Bibles, and four-by-four pickup trucks. That's my avatar."

This shouldn’t take much time and, in fact, might add to the on-air conversation. The host can give real reasons why some of the polls about your market’s midterms are good or bogus, beyond “How can Candidate X be ahead?” or “You can’t believe any of the polls.”

"This is 2026. The last I checked. We've got super intelligence. There has to be a way to lift the blackout."

"Bucs-Cowboys beat last year’s comparable Week 5 game by 11%."

"Why does this franchise [Miami Marlins] always decide to not plant any sort of legacy?"

"That was a hell of a sports section, and it went everywhere. Olympics, Final Fours, Super Bowls, and it's just poof gone. They've just eliminated the whole damn thing."

"I grew up in Chicago dreaming about this team, and I got to live that dream by pulling on the sweater as a player and telling the story of this franchise as a broadcaster."

"This year was the first year that I got nervous. I wanted to extend my contract. So I signed through the Super Bowl. Two more years. I’ll be 80."

After the Lions’ win over the Arizona Cardinals, Campbell also dedicated Sunday’s game ball to Miller.

"We try our best to respect the game and showcase and display it in a fashion that might be a little bit more appetizing for a different group of people that are watching alongside the best play commentators on Earth."

“I have been covering electoral politics for a very long time, and there has perhaps never been a more important midterm election in my lifetime. Sen. Bernie Sanders is at the heart of it."

"To those of you at Fox with any power -- from Lachlan on down -- know that things like this only harm the company's reputation. Not among your enemies, who will hate you no matter what, but among your supporters, like me, who get pained when the hyperbolic attacks turn out to be true."

“Terry has made a real mark on Federal News Network in a little less than two years, and she handled the job of following the most successful run in our history extremely well. We’re sad to see her go and happy for her."

"I'm excited to let everyone know about what we've kept under wraps for a few months."

The ongoing battle between the President and the Press establishes legal benchmarks for how power is shared between the executive branch and the news media.

"Fox continues to evolve, continues to get better, continues to respond to the audience. Every day we're thankful."

Zacharia’s appointment continues Trump’s practice of choosing communicators with experience in conservative media and administration messaging.

Audio from Henson’s Friday program is no longer available on the station’s website or the iHeartRadio app.

The Mental Wealth Alliance and iHeartMedia’s Power 105.1 FM presented the all-ages event.

"I’m so excited to be back on the air in my hometown and to join the iHeartMedia team."

"Miller had hosted WBPM mornings since 2011, following 17 years at Oldies-turned-AC 97.7 WCZX."

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"Gerardo brings big-market experience, a passion for country music and the kind of energy that fits right in with our team."

"This series of music felt like I was in a millennial fever dream, sparking memories that spanned nearly 30 years."

“People will say, ‘I don't like that one song you're playing,’ but they don't leave because they want to know what's coming up next.”

"October in media, where the scariest thing in the building is not a Halloween mask."

"We were never going to [spend over the odds]. We are financially disciplined. We knew what we had and what the opportunity was."

"According to Listen Notes, 563,571 podcasts have been active so far in 2026. That figure already more than doubles each annual total from 2024 and 2025."

"We look forward to honoring the content that moved audiences in 2026 and continuing the Gracies’ long-standing investment in the people who will shape what comes next.”

"Netflix had about 16,000 full-time employees at the end of last year. A cut of roughly 800 jobs would be the company’s largest since 2022."