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Chris Kinard Enjoying the Best of Both Worlds as New Format VP of Audacy Sports
For the last 26 ½ years, he’s been employed by the same company which is now Audacy so it’s been home…and home is where the heart is.
WFAN Celebrates 37-Year Anniversary of Station Launch
"I would come home from school and just put on the radio and just listen for hours and call in."
Retiring Audacy Cleveland SVP Tom Herschel Earns Cleveland Association of Broadcasters Excellence in Leadership Award
“While it's bittersweet to say goodbye to such an incredible group of individuals and the remarkable brands we have the privilege to represent here in Cleveland, this decision fills me with joy."
Audacy Promotes Jeff Sottolano to Chief Programming Officer
“I am thrilled to have the opportunity to continue to do so at Audacy and believe that our best days are ahead of us."
Should Broadcaster Salaries Be Made Public?
"If you were working in a smaller market, making 50K per year, and your salary got reported in the press and discussed in media circles, how would it sit with you?"
Chris Kinard Named Audacy Sports Format Vice President
“I'm thrilled for the opportunity to lead our best-in-class local sports radio stations."
Audacy Podcasts, WNBA Announce Second Season of ‘Queens of the Court’ Podcast
"This is yet another sign of the growing interest around the W, and our fans are deeply engaged with Jordan and Sheryl and their hot takes on all things WNBA."
Washington Mystics Broadcasts to Air on The Team 980
"We are delighted to broaden our relationship with Audacy and continue to drive the fast-paced growth of women’s basketball in the DMV region."
Audacy Stations Score 20 Regional Murrow Award Victories
1080 KRLD (Dallas), WWJ 950 (Detroit), KNX News 97.1 (Los Angeles), and WCBS 880 (New York) each won the Overall Excellence Award in the Large Market - Radio category.
Audacy Launches ‘The Bet’ Detroit on WXYT-HD3
“With our strategic partnership with BetMGM, we're committed to maintaining a robust presence in the Detroit market and beyond."