SiriusXM Teams with RealClearPolitics For New Weeknight Program
RealClearPolitics will be heard weekdays from 6-7 PM ET and will replace a re-air of The Briefing with Steve Scully on P.O.T.U.S. Channel 124.
Gregg Giannotti: Ryan Clark Wants to “Work Less and Get Paid More”
"If I was an executive, why would I ever hire him? He's been fantastic, but if I was the one writing the checks...why am I going to pay him for what he did and not what he's going to do now?"
Kansas City Radio Bands Together in Support of Lisa Lopez
"The Kansas City radio community is stronger together as we are asking for your support for the family of Lisa Lopez-Galvan."
104.5 The Zone Keeps Rising Under Paul Mason as Nashville Continues to Grow
“It starts with the people that you have on your staff but it starts above that. It’s having great people that trust you to build your vision."
Can FOX Sports Solve its Greg Olsen Problem with College Football?
“FOX can keep Olsen and Olsen can stay the network’s top analyst. All that has to happen is the network has to move Greg Olsen from its NFL coverage to its college football coverage.”
Josh Beard and Michael Connor Out at ESPN 97.5 in Houston
"The station had to make some very tough & unfortunate economic decisions last week. It has nothing to do with the quality of their show and work they did."
Brett Winterble Celebrates 4th Anniversary With WBT
Winterble celebrated the anniversary of his debut with WBT last week, mentioning the conflicting feelings he has towards the date.
Candace Owens: Neither Ben Shapiro Nor Tucker Carlson Will Change The Other’s Mind
"People who respect Ben's positions are going to follow Ben and people who respect Tucker's positions are going to follow them."
Jim Costa Debuts in Morning Drive at 97.1 The Ticket
"Welcome aboard, good morning, a new chapter at 97.1," said Costa as the show started. "I am thrilled to be here with Jon Jansen and Heather Park."
David Haugh: Jay Williams Can Do Better Than His Caitlin Clark Take on ESPN
"This was really terrible to see somebody paid for his opinion, respected in the profession, come up this short and be this wrong and this dumb on something like this."
