Radio

"You're going to take the most money, for the most part."

We had exciting plans to celebrate Rick's retirement and honor his remarkable 39-year career of entertaining Northeast Wisconsin at WAPL. Unfortunately, due to his ongoing health issues following the WAPL ‘International Incident’ in early March, Rick is now stepping away.”

"We are having fun. It's the All-Star break, so who cares, there's nothing going on in the way of sports."

“It’s an opportunity to which I couldn’t say ‘no.’ The ability to reunite with no less than seven former super-talented co-workers/friends without needing that 3 a.m. alarm on a terrific sounding station. Country 103.9 is poised to make some waves.”

Charlie Kirk has been tightly linked with the RNC and Trump campaigns. He has also been an ardent supporter of Carlson's, especially since his high-profile exit from Fox News in April of last year.

, "I'm beyond thrilled to return to the NY market at 103.1 The Wolf. I know first-hand that Long Island Country listeners have a passion for the genre that is unmatched anywhere in the country.”

"It's so well done and it's so unique watching these guys."

“Commander Tom’s” radio career spanned 49 years, including stops in Madison, Anchorage, Knoxville, South Bend, and Omaha.

The station hit the airwaves in 1927 on the AM band at 710 before moving to 97.3 in 2008. On July 15th, 1974, the station moved to its news radio format that it has held for 50 years.

"I got to cover the news as it happened, let the news speak for itself, and analyze it before doing commentary."