Scott Jameson is departing his role as program director of 105.7 The Fan after one year with the Audacy sports outlet, a move that was shared with staff in an internal memo on Wednesday morning.
Jameson joined the Baltimore station in January 2025 and was charged with continuing the evolution of a long-established sports brand. During his tenure, station leadership credited him with sharpening the content strategy. They also said he helped modernize how listeners engage with the brand across multiple platforms.
According to the internal message sent to employees, Jameson’s departure stems from personal considerations rather than performance-related factors. Balancing professional responsibilities in Baltimore while his family remained in Detroit ultimately proved difficult, and a recent promotion made a relocation unfeasible.
“While this was a difficult decision, I’m incredibly grateful for my time at 105.7 The Fan,” Jameson said in a statement included in the memo. “I will miss working alongside such a talented team and wish the station nothing but continued success.”
Jameson has agreed to remain with the station through March to help ensure a smooth transition, and company leadership thanked him for his cooperation and contributions during the handoff period.
Jameson has an extensive background in radio programming and content leadership. Before joining 105.7 The Fan, he served as vice president of national content for Beasley Media Group. Earlier, he oversaw dozens of classic rock stations for Cumulus Media.
Jameson replaced longtime programmer Chuck Sapienza, who departed the station at the end of 2024 after seven years in the role.
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