Radio

"Once you work for the Disney company, any cool, rebellious factor that you might be hanging on to is long gone."

“I am thrilled to be a part of the permanent WABC Radio line-up and to represent the left side of things.”

"As I close it out here, thank you to everybody who’s listened to me throughout the years..."

94.9 The Outlaw was expected to go dark tonight at midnight. It now appears that it is delayed at least for the time being.

Leah Black is set to return as co-host for the station’s newly launched morning show alongside Program Director, Carlos Duran, a 20-year on-air station veteran.

"I like this format a hell of a lot better."

“In the meantime, we are working on programming to fill the void."

"Responsible talk hosts always have two targets: to update listeners with the latest facts and to allow the audience to react in a nationally broadcast town hall meeting without devolving into conspiracy theories of fearmongering."

"He had to start off with a little bit of credibility, and then he ruined it all by saying, ‘These are all Troy Weaver’s players.'"

Scott, who had previous stops at Bay Country 94.5-92.1 San Jose and KOST Los Angeles, follows Tim Hurley, who left the station at the end of January.