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SummitMedia Names Matt ‘Brodie’ Lesley Brand Manager Over Entire Knoxville Cluster
In Knoxville, he'll oversee programming for Classic Rock 93.1, 100.3 The Wolf, Star 102.1, and Hot 104.5.
SiriusXM WWE Radio Listenership Up 20% From Launch Of Re-Branded Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7
"Listening to WWE Radio has grown nearly 20% since its July launch and rebrand. While monthly active sports listeners increased 4% year over year across our connected car and streaming platforms."
Ernie Johnson Explains The Timing Of His Inside the NBA Retirement Announcement
"I actually kind of got tired of people asking me if I was going to keep doing the show."
Stephen A. Smith Expanding SiriusXM Political Show for 2026 Midterm Elections
Smith will host Straight Shooter with Stephen A. Smith live from SiriusXM’s Washington, D.C., studios next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Adi Joseph Leaving CBS Sports Digital For VP of News Role At ESPN
"I couldn’t be more excited for the new challenge, where I’ll have a much more directly integrated role in television platforms and work with the people who break so much of the sports news that exists."
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SiriusXM WWE Radio Listenership Up 20% From Launch Of Re-Branded Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7
"Listening to WWE Radio has grown nearly 20% since its July launch and rebrand. While monthly active sports listeners increased 4% year over year across our connected car and streaming platforms."
Ernie Johnson Explains The Timing Of His Inside the NBA Retirement Announcement
"I actually kind of got tired of people asking me if I was going to keep doing the show."
Stephen A. Smith Expanding SiriusXM Political Show for 2026 Midterm Elections
Smith will host Straight Shooter with Stephen A. Smith live from SiriusXM’s Washington, D.C., studios next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Adi Joseph Leaving CBS Sports Digital For VP of News Role At ESPN
"I couldn’t be more excited for the new challenge, where I’ll have a much more directly integrated role in television platforms and work with the people who break so much of the sports news that exists."

