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USMNT Group Stage Finale Earns 17 Million Average Viewers On FOX Sports

"The final viewership figure of 17,015,000 trails only the USMNT-Paraguay opener (18,039,000 viewers on June 12)."

Jeff Garcia Named Executive Producer of Nationally Syndicated “The Woody Show”

"When you get the chance to bring someone of Mr. Garcia's caliber on board, you don't overthink it; you do it."

Kayla Thomas Joins Z100 New York as New Nights Host Starting July

"Being on Z100 has been a dream of mine since I started in radio."

Audacy Sells St. Louis Cluster to Hoffmann Media Group

"We recognize that news like this creates uncertainty, and we are committed to providing updates and transparency throughout the process.”

Dan Bernstein Off Air This Week on 670 The Score Following Social Media Feud

"Bernstein, who has been with 670 The Score since 1995, not only threatened the follower to a fight but also potentially doxxed the individual"

The Savannah Bananas Are Proof of How Reinvention and a Fans First Approach Can Change the Game

"If I gave you ten years to build a brand that would change the game and your industry and business, could you do it? How would you do it?"

The Sports Junkies: John Feinstein Was a “Pioneer”

“He's one of the greatest, if not the greatest, sportswriters of the last 50 years,”

KMOX Finally Gets a Full-Market FM Signal—But Did Audacy Wait Too Long?

There are 100 different reasons KMOX should have had a full market FM signal a decade ago and had they made that move, the company might not be in the position they are currently in in St. Louis.

Jim Ryan Is Stepping Down At Audacy New York

Ryan will leave the company in April to pursue his consultancy full-time.

In The Wake Of Audacy Layoffs, Where Does Radio Go From Here?

The layoffs by radio giant Audacy last week weren't a real stunner as we’ve normalized big radio layoffs for decades. 

Is Radio ‘Dead’ or ‘Dying?’

"I don’t know if the radio business is dying or not, but I know the current reality suggests we’re closer to the former than the latter."

For Audacy’s ‘Katie & Company’ It’s About ‘Human Content’

“Katie & Company” stars Katie Neal and airs in thirty-two markets across the country including the company’s Seattle, Detroit, Miami, Houston, and Chicago markets.

Steve Moore Preparing to Move KMOX Into Next Era After Audacy Adds 104.1 FM Signal

The move to a 50,000-watt FM signal comes as KMOX inches closer to its 100th anniversary of its sign-on date.

830 WCCO Reverses Course, Reinstates Henry Lake After Being Cut Amid Audacy Layoffs

"Has the last 36 hours been a little bit awkward? Not gonna sit here and lie."

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Jeff Garcia Named Executive Producer of Nationally Syndicated “The Woody Show”

"When you get the chance to bring someone of Mr. Garcia's caliber on board, you don't overthink it; you do it."

Kayla Thomas Joins Z100 New York as New Nights Host Starting July

"Being on Z100 has been a dream of mine since I started in radio."

Audacy Sells St. Louis Cluster to Hoffmann Media Group

"We recognize that news like this creates uncertainty, and we are committed to providing updates and transparency throughout the process.”

ESPN Radio Debuts ‘The Golics’ Beginning Monday August 3

"Reuniting with the Mikes Golic was a tremendous opportunity for our audience. They've been building chemistry together since 1989, and it's a joy to bring their peerless partnership back to ESPN."