Tag: 106.7 The Fan
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How Steve Czaban Recovered After the End of iHeartMedia’s 97.3 The Game
"Sports radio is an expensive format. To me, when done right, it’s a durable, dependable, money-making format. Even more so now, with fewer things that get the collective eyeballs and ears at one time."
106.7 The Fan’s John “Cakes” Auville: Jason Kelce “Forced Down Our Throats” on ESPN Masters Coverage
"It seems a little out of character. He seems like an outsider. He’s not a golf insider."
Barrett Media’s Top 20 Major Market Sports Radio Stations of 2025
"A total of 39 brands were eligible for voting consideration in the Major Market Sports Radio Stations category."
Barrett Media’s Top 20 Major Market Sports Radio Program Directors of 2025
"A total of 32 PDs were eligible for voting consideration in the Major Market Sports Radio Program Directors category."
Barrett Media’s Top 20 Major Market Sports Radio Afternoon Shows of 2025
"A total of 34 shows were eligible for voting consideration in the Major Market Sports Radio Afternoon Shows category."
Barrett Media’s Top 20 Major Market Sports Radio Morning Shows of 2025
"A total of 30 shows were eligible for voting consideration in the Major Market Morning Shows category."
Von Miller Launches ‘Free Range’ Podcast With Audacy
"I’m excited to partner with Audacy to bring this show to life, connect with fans, and create something that both listeners and brand partners will want to be part of"
106.7 The Fan Extends Media Rights Partnership With Monumental Sports, Adds Washington Wizards Broadcasts
"We are excited to extend and expand our partnership with Monumental Sports to enhance the listening and viewing experience for fans"
D.C. Sports Reporter/Host Craig Heist Passes Away
"Craig was a longtime anchor and reporter for 106.7 The Fan and postgame host on the Nationals Radio Network since 2013, and had a storied career at stations across the Mid-Atlantic region"
The Audacy Partnership Is a Wake up Call to iHeartMedia Sports Radio Stations
"You can always learn a thing or two from your competition—but only if you’re willing to watch and listen."