Garrett Bush has announced that his weekend radio show, The Barber Shop, is coming to an end following the conclusion of the Cleveland Browns season. Bush had been hosting the show since 2011 and has also been behind the microphone for Cleveland Browns Tailgate on the station as well. Outside of his radio hosting ventures, he is also a co-host of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show distributed across various digital platforms. Bush revealed the news about the weekend program in a social media post on X early Friday morning.
“I put everything into the show for 13 years but it was time for me to prioritize growth, balance & Family,” Bush said. “Thank you all for your continued support!”
The end of the weekend show is the latest in several changes that have taken place at 92.3 The Fan over the last several months, including the addition of Jonathan Peterlin to afternoon drive to host with Nick Wilson. Dustin Fox exited the afternoon drive timeslot towards the end of the summer, prompting a change in the daypart. Additionally, Keith Britton was promoted to become the brand manager of the outlet this past October following the departure of Andy Roth.
The Audacy-owned station has been the flagship radio home for Cleveland Browns football since 2013 and airs shoulder programming surrounding the games. The Saturday schedule begins with Cleveland Browns Weekend at 6 a.m. EST followed by the nationally disseminated Kickoff with Boomer and Valenti show. Bush hosts The Barber Shop on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. before Infinity Sports Network and college football games generally occupy the rest of the day.
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