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How SiriusXM Evolved the Traditional Broadcaster to the Satellite Star
"Phenomenal audio is generated by talent, not a delivery system. Audio genius isn’t confined by a tower or a market."
In Modern Talk Radio, Your Look Has to Match Your Voice
You need to dress the role. You need to have a certain look that is recognizable. Being the radio guy or gal who thinks homeless chic is a great look — it is not.
Lynn Jones Defends Her Line of Questioning to Jacksonville Jaguars Head Coach Liam Coen
"I really take no offense to it. Listen, I’ve been in this business more than 25 years."
1040 WHO Names Gregg Henson as Program Director
“WHO’s legacy of trusted news and strong local voices is unmatched, and I’m focused on building on that foundation and continuing to deliver relevant, impactful programming for listeners across Iowa.”
ESPN Studio Programming Viewership Reaches New Highs in 2025
"Get Up, First Take and The Pat McAfee Show each set new records for viewership."
ESPN New York’s Michael Kay Pushes Back on “Strong” Criticism of Sports Journalists by Pat McAfee
"People want to do their job and ask why you went for it on fourth-and-two. That means they shouldn’t be taken seriously? So it's all supposed to be rah, rah. Hey, great! Wear my Jaguars gear? No, I don't agree with it."
105.7 The Fan Adds Tim Allen for Expanded Milwaukee Brewers Programming
"Tim has long been synonymous with Brewers postgame radio, and bringing him back underscores how serious we are about delivering content that resonates locally."
Kat Timpf Announces Leave of Absence From Fox News
"This is gonna be my last show for a little while."
John Allers Named Brand Manager of Alice 97.3
"I have full confidence in his ability to build on Alice's legacy and help position this iconic brand for its next chapter of success."
HOT 97 Names ‘The Kid Mero’ as New Morning Show Host Beginning January 13
"Hosting the morning show isn’t just a role—it’s a chance to honor that legacy while bringing something fresh to the airwaves."