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Howard Stern Welcomes Yankees Radio Voice Dave Sims’ Hey Now Home Run Call
“Yeah. I’ve watched The Larry Sanders Show, and I’ve heard Howard (Stern) say it."
Amy Lawrence Announces Return With SiriusXM
“After 6 weeks to reset, I'm jumping back into radio with a new challenge. I've signed a contract with SiriusXM to host on two sports channels.”
Elle Duncan is Showcasing Fandom in the Spotlight at ESPN
"We are really unique in that our audiences are young, they’re consuming on different platforms and the investment from a company like ESPN, which has been around for 20 years investing in this space, is paying those dividends now."
90’s Country Can Be Your Not So Secret Sauce
Is the new artist that you are adding today, who has a good chance of being dropped by their label in the next year, a better choice than George Strait?
What if Sports Radio Had Annual Owners’ Meetings Like the NFL?
What if the best minds in programming, sales, marketing, and tech got together every year and said, “What needs to change?” And then—here’s the key part—we actually changed it.
Why Now Marks the Right Time for Mike McConnell to Retire From 700 WLW
"I'm gonna turn 70 in May and it'll be 50 years to the month that I've done this for a living. So that's a nice round number."
Why Radio Hosts Need to Master This Skill to Go From Good to Great
This is something to consider as we ask listeners to sit through long breaks that can be, admittedly, cluttered at times.
Ratings Roundup: Fox News Ends 1st Quarter Up 46% in Primetime
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The first quarter of 2025 has concluded, and it was a fruitful one for Fox News, as the cable network finished the first...
105.7 The Fan Host Ed Norris Returns to ‘Big Bad Morning Show’ With Update On Cancer Diagnosis
"All the margins are clear and the lymph nodes are negative, which means all the cancer is out.”
Newsmax Rings Opening Bell at New York Stock Exchange
CEO Chris Ruddy was joined by Newsmax hosts like Greg Kelly, Rob Schmitt, Carl Higbie, Rob Finnerty, and Greta Van Susteren as it rang the opening bell Thursday morning.