Pete Mundo

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Pete Mundo is a weekly columnist for Barrett Media, and the Vice President of News/Talk for Cumulus Media, while also hosting "Mundo in the Morning" and programming KCMO Talk Radio in Kansas City. Previously, he was a fill-in host nationally on FOX News Radio and CBS Sports Radio, while anchoring for WFAN, WCBS News Radio 880, and Bloomberg Radio. He’s also the owner of the Big 12-focused digital media outlet Heartland College Sports. To interact, find him on X @PeteMundo.

Radio Can Only Offer a Unique Personality

And the good news for News Talk is that personalities are exactly what the format provides.

Active Social Media Presence is Part of the Radio Host Job

BNM's Pete Mundo is still shocked when I see that there are hosts in major markets who have almost zero social media presence.

Vin Scully Weaving Conversation Made Him Well-Rounded

Scully was part of the best broadcasters that know how to use that extra pause for added emphasis and let a story breathe for a moment.

Local Races Have a Chance to Shine During the Midterm Elections

BNM's Pete Mundo writes that the midterm elections allow for News/Talk to put the spotlight on plenty of local races going on across the country.

KCMO’s ‘Politics and a Pint’ Can Be Applied to Any Market

BNM's Pete Mundo believes that the success of KCMO's Politics and a Pint is that I believe the formula can be applied to any market in the country.

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

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