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iHeartMedia Names Tommy Castor Market President in Salt Lake City
Castor joins the company’s Northwest Division after serving as Senior Vice President/Market Manager at Audacy Wichita.
840 KXNT Signs Off in Las Vegas
"The decision to cease operations on the 840 AM frequency is driven strictly by the fact KXNT's transmitter site is no longer available."
Chris “Mad Dog” Russo Explains Why He “Definitely” Misses Being On WFAN
"You do miss it. You miss the day to day. You also miss at times not having a partner. Where me and Mike [Francesa] could bounce back and forth ideas."
David Haugh Pays Tribute to Mike Mulligan Following His Departure From 104.3 The Score
"I am here, and I'd be lying if I didn't say I have mixed feelings."
105.3 The Fan Honored With Proclamation From Tarleton State University for “Fist Pump Friday”
"Dr. James Early, President Tarleton State University, do hereby proclaim the Friday preceding each Tarleton State University home football opener from now on as Fist Pump Friday."
Mix 106.5 Loses On-Air Talent Jess to Family Relocation
"She bought all the Old Bay, Natty Bo, Ravens, and O's gear, and lived her life on-air and on social with a transparency and openness seldom found in content creators."
Mike Valenti: ESPN Removing Bottomline Ticker Worst Decision Since Glowing Puck
"Watching college football on a Saturday. That ticker is peanut butter and jelly. Taking that thing of all the things you could take away from ESPN. That's what they chose?"
Jarrett Payton on Arriving to 104.3 The Score: “I Need a New Challenge”
"It's something that I haven't done in a while. It's always been my passion to be on radio. That's where getting into this business, where it all started for me."
Gregg Giannotti: Replacing Damon Amendolara With Steve Torre a “Weird” Choice for Mad Dog Sports Radio
"You're telling me you're going to be the program director and the morning guy? What is this? Omaha?"
Why Netflix’s Content Battle With YouTube Could Be Sports Radio’s Next Biggest Opportunity
"YouTube’s willingness to pay creators to stay should be a wake-up call for sports radio. Stop giving the platform millions of hours of content every month for free."