Peter Schwartz

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Peter Schwartz writes weekly sports radio features for Barrett Media. He has been involved in New York sports media for over three decades, and has worked for notable brands such as WFAN, CBS Sports Radio, WCBS 880, ESPN New York, and FOX News Radio. Peter has also served as play by play announcer for the New Yok Riptide, New York Dragons, New York Hitmen, Varsity Media and the Long Island Sports Network. You can find him on Twitter @SchwartzSports or email him at DragonsRadio@aol.com.

Doug Karsch Has His Dream Job Hosting at 97.1 The Ticket and Calling Michigan Wolverines Football Games

“I don’t have big booming pipes, so I don’t have that traditional play-by-play voice, and it seems like more and more play-by-play roles are being carved out for guys like me but I damn well better be interesting and I damn well better be prepared."

Joe DeCamara Still Gets a Thrill Out of Riding the Wave with Philadelphia Sports Fans on WIP

After graduating from Fairfield University in 2000 with a degree in history, Joe DeCamara didn’t immediately get into sports broadcasting. Having grown up in...

Brad Carson Continues to See Opportunity at 92.9 FM ESPN in Hoops Haven of Memphis

"It's a really good time for sports, particularly in the south and particularly in Memphis with Grizzlies Basketball.”

Chris McMonigle Still Living His Dream After 18 Years at WFAN in New York

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How 77 WABC’s John Catsimatidis Helped Push the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act Toward the Finish Line

"I am more concerned about our country than I am about WABC."

Amelia’s 30-Year Radio Career Ends at Baltimore’s 98 Rock

"We had every opportunity to go up against our competitors, which aren't terrestrial radio."

How Damien Woody Is Building His Second Act After 15 Years With ESPN

"For me, it’s about seeing content that they haven’t seen from me before. When you’re at ESPN, there’s a certain model that they do things. Now, independence allows me to broaden my reach with different things I can do. Hopefully, earning a new appreciation for what I can bring to the table."

Commercial Clustering: How Radio Defeated Itself

"We were competing against the station across the street while the listener was comparing radio to Spotify, podcasts, satellite radio."