Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Criticize Media’s Handling of Waukesha Case
Radio host Clay Travis and Buck Sexton ripped media coverage Wednesday of a man convicted in a horrific Wisconsin parade attack.
94WIP Announces Joe DeCamara, Jon Ritchie to Replace Angelo Cataldi
Cataldi announced he would retire in 2022 in October of last year. The 71-year-old then said he would continue on the station's morning show until the Philadelphia Eagles season concluded.
Tara Servatius Slams YouTube After Account Suspension
Tara Servatius said Wednesday that YouTube has suspended her account for violating community standards related to COVID-19.
Parkins and Spiegel Mock Boston Sports Radio After Bears Beat Patriots
"That's Nick 'Fitzy' Stevens. Why do they call the guy Fitzy if his name is Nick Stevens?," Matt Spiegel asked. "I can't figure that out. 'Hey, we need a Fitzy!'"
Scott Van Pelt Believes Doing Radio Made Him A Better Broadcaster
“Anyone on radio can talk about sports. What you get to share there is who you are, what you think, what matters to you."
ESPN Radio Sets Coverage Plans For 25th Consecutive World Series
Dan Shulman will call his 12th and final World Series for ESPN Radio. He will step aside from his duties and make way for Jon "Boog" Sciambi.
Miami Dolphins Planning To Leave WQAM
It is all but a formality that the team will move its radio broadcasts to the iHeartMedia cluster in South Florida, which includes Newsradio 610 WIOD and Fox Sports 940, as options to air the games.
Carton and Roberts: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman Make Manningcast Obsolete
"Steve Levy is a puker, but he's a competent broadcaster. He's a great guy, and a very good broadcaster, and I used to play softball with him, but he's a puker."
Widow of Rush Limbaugh Releasing Book About Late Husband
Rush Limbaugh lives on through a new book that will be released soon called “Radio's Greatest of All Time” written by Limbaugh’s widow, Kathryn, and his brother David.
Dan Mandis: ‘The View’ to Blame For Ted Cruz Interview Disruption
“This is a guy who deals with the idiots in the Senate,” Mandis said. “He’s well versed on how to deal with this kind of disruption."
