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.

Andy Roth Still Keeping Things ‘Hyper-Local’ at 92.3 The Fan

"Sports resonates in this city because that’s what people talk about.”

Landry Locker Seeks YouTube Success Just Like He Had at SportsRadio 610

“I’m not one of these people who thinks local radio is going to die.  I think it’s going to live on for a while.”

Shaun Morash is Living the Dream with Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber on WFAN

"I cannot believe the chemistry we have.  I’m loving every moment and I’m so very happy.”

Chris Kinard Enjoying the Best of Both Worlds as New Format VP of Audacy Sports

For the last 26 ½ years, he’s been employed by the same company which is now Audacy so it’s been home…and home is where the heart is.

Suzyn Waldman and WFAN Had a Lot to Prove 37 Years Ago

When Suzyn Waldman became the first voice ever heard on WFAN on July 1st, 1987, there weren’t too many people who thought that the radio station would have sustainability.

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FOX Sports Unveils College Football Broadcast Teams For 2026 Season

"FOX Sports looks to continue on the momentum from the FIFA World Cup was an exciting year of action beginning week one with the defending national champion Indiana Hoosiers."

Bob Stilson Retires From The Breeze Buffalo Mornings

"Stilson's exit marks another chapter closing for local Buffalo radio."

Family of 93 WIBC’s Matt Bair Releases Statement Following Unexpected Death

"His death was accidental, and we do believe at this time that alcohol was a contributing factor."

Connoisseur Media Exits Minnesota Radio Markets

"Large consolidators often exit smaller markets where growth proves limited."