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Len Weiner Retiring After Helping Shape Sports Radio for More Than Four Decades

"I loved working in Miami because it’s been more of a challenge to do things here sports-wise. The passion and creativity of the people I work with I will surely miss."

Why This Year’s Barrett Media Audio Summit Matters More Than Ever

"It’s a combination of seminar and social gathering, where people come to learn, network, educate, challenge one another, and leave with a treasure trove of ideas to bring back to their markets."

Surviving a Radio Layoff: Advice From Someone Who’s Been There

"Career grief is a profound sense of loss tied not just to a job role, but to identity, purpose, and self-worth. That grief hits differently in radio."

WZBA The Bay Mattered More Than Its Coverage Map Suggested

"A reminder that sometimes the issue is not the talent in the room."

How 92.9 The Game’s Mike Bell Created a Legacy in Atlanta in a Changing Sports Radio Business

"I don’t sit in the press box, I buy season tickets to the Falcons, and I like paying for my ticket so I can bellyache like the fan. I try to keep it real"

Bruce Logan Named VP/PD for 100.3 The Bull, 95.7 The Spot Houston

Logan was most recently OM/PD for Hubbard West Palm Beach, where he oversaw New Country 103.1 and Classic Hits Sunny 107.9.

SportsRadio 610 ‘Reggie and Ron Radiothon’ Raise Over $27K for Houston Food Bank

"Our listeners stepped up to fight food insecurity, showing the deep connection they have with our station and our city."

Howard Eskin Believes Sports Radio’s Decline Due To Lack of Talent

"It’s just good cop, bad cop. I'll take this side, you take this side. Whether they believe it or not. After a while, I think people know that it's bulls**t"

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."

Partnership Between Audacy and iHeartMedia Offers a Blueprint for Radio

It's a dog-eat-dog world. When survival is more important than thriving, you have to do what you have to do. I give credit to both sides for thinking about the bigger picture.

iHeartMedia, Audacy Announce Content Distribution Partnership

"This is an exciting day for our industry as the addition of Audacy’s stations to iHeartRadio maximizes radio’s presence across the country as the most listened to and trusted medium for audiences and consumers"

Audacy to Shutter Pineapple Street Studios

"We’re sorry to say goodbye to talented colleagues and are grateful for their contributions.”

92.9 ESPN Producer Connor Dunning Promoted To Marketing Director

"Connor stepped up and asked for more responsibility and he has gone above and beyond to earn this position."

Anthony Lima: NBA Finals Does Not Have Best Play-by-Play Guys on the Call

"Right now, they are the best in basketball, yet can’t sniff an NBA Finals."

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