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.

The Rise of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis

According to BNM's Pete Mundo, Ron DeSantis sounds an awful lot like someone who is gearing up for something bigger than “just” being the Governor of Florida.

News/Talk Could See a Migration of Hispanic Listeners

Now am I expecting a mad rush from Hispanics to right-leaning News Talk? No. But can a migration start to happen? Absolutely.

Broadcast of January 6th Hearings Could Learn a Thing from Radio Programmers

The made-for-TV event was being put together by former ABC News President James Goldston, a longtime television executive

Bringing Valuable Discussions While Navigating Through Tragedy

So, while having to deal with last week’s Uvalde mass shooting tragedy, what could local talk shows have done to bring value to the audience?

Gen Z Hasn’t Totally Turned Down the Dial on Radio

When we have an opportunity to prove to young people the value of live and local talk radio, we need to jump on it.

Breaking

Jacques Doucet, Voice Of The Montreal Expos, Dies At 86

"He was certainly a giant, and his loss is immense."

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."