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710 WOR Adds ‘Rich on Tech’ to Sunday Evening Lineup
“I’m so excited to be on the airwaves of my hometown area, bringing the best tech knowledge to listeners in the tri-state."
Larry Mendte: 710 WOR Morning Show Must Be ‘Opinionated, Informative, and Fun’
"It has to hit the issues of the day and the stories of the day. And some days some days, it is more fun than other days."
Barrett News Media Top 20 of 2024 – Major Market Radio Stations
"53 radio stations appeared on ballots turned in by our executive panel."
Len Berman: ‘I Don’t Want to Retire’ After 710 WOR Exit
"I’m sort of hoping something will drop out of the sky."
Sid Rosenberg: Len Berman and Michael Riedel ‘Put On the Worst Show in the History of Radio’ on 710 WOR
"It wasn't bad, it wasn't okay, it was impossible. And the ratings there were even more of a mismatch than what I did to WCBS."
Len Berman Speaks For First Time Following 710 WOR Exit During iHeartMedia Layoffs
Berman shared that being laid off was a "surprise", especially just days after he led the first-ever radio broadcast of the New York City Marathon.
710 WOR Morning Host Len Berman to Provide First-Ever Radio Coverage of New York City Marathon
“When iHeartMedia New York partnered with the New York Road Runners (NYRR) to produce this inaugural radio broadcast of the marathon, it was a no-brainer to put Len at the helm of the broadcast.”
Mark Simone: Howard Stern Shift From Shock Jock to Rule Follower Should Be Studied By Psychologists
"He was the rebel. He would stand up to the establishment. Just an incredible rebel, shock jock. Then all of a sudden, I don't know what happened."
Mark Simone Just Sticks to the Facts on 710 WOR New York
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710 WOR Morning Host Michael Riedel Returns to Show After Being Stranded in North Carolina By Hurricane Helene
The group was ultimately stranded without electricity, internet, phone service, and with limited food and water. After three days, the group made its way to an Asheville bed and breakfast.