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Christian Lacoss Exits 96.5 Live Free Country After Two Years

"I leave a very different person than that kid who arrived."

Scott Hanson: NFL RedZone Ownership Was One Of The “Most Complex” Portions Of ESPN, NFL Deal

"I think ESPN rightly wanted to own and operate and produce RedZone outright because of the galactic popularity of the show. But the NFL, for their reasons, wanted to retain control of the production of RedZone."

Peter Burns Signs Multi-Year Extension To Remain With SEC Network

"Extremely honored to do what I love every single day. The SEC World is a special place and proud to call it home. Big things ahead."

Candace Owens: Why is There Outrage Over Tucker Carlson Interview With Putin?

She noted that other American news outlets had featured interviews with members of ISIS and Al-Qaeda, and other controversial figures like Sadaam Hussein, Osama Bin Laden, and El Chapo, and there was hardly any backlash.

Radio Needs Super Bowl Commercial Says DMR/Interactive

“If radio pulled this ad off, imagine the buzz and media coverage that would be generated throughout the advertising community leading up to the game."

John Fredericks Brings The Torch to 3 West Virginia Stations

Fredericks has struck a deal with LHTC Media to air his conservative talk radio lineup on stations in Fairmont, Morgantown, and Salem.

Former WBT News Director Jim Barroll Dies

"He had a warmth and inviting delivery that was unmistakable and highly respected."

MSNBC Sees Big Gains With ‘The Weekend’

Compared to the 2-hour “Velshi" of exactly one year earlier, "The Weekend" improved 71 percent in total audience.

How Marketing Can Undermine Even the Noblest of Programming

The pursuits of what was then considered progressive programming always came in a distant third to integrity and education.

Poppy Harlow: An ‘Honor & Joy’ to Sit Next to Phil Mattingly Amid Show’s Demise

While the network has remained mum on the potential changes, both Mattingly and Harlow have spoken out about the morning show's demise.

Linda Wertheimer Announces Retirement From NPR

After becoming the first director of All Things Considered in 1971, Linda Wertheimer eventually ascended to host of the program in 1989.

Bill Handel: Going to Drug Rehab Much Bigger Deal Now Than When I Went in 1983

"When I was going in, it was 30 days. I don't know how long it is now."

Mark Simone: George Stephanopoulos ‘Like Jekyll and Hyde’ Depending On Guest’s Political Party

"He's a whole different guy. He asks JD Vance a loaded, ridiculous question. And then whatever Vance says, he starts yelling at him..."

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Christian Lacoss Exits 96.5 Live Free Country After Two Years

"I leave a very different person than that kid who arrived."

Scott Hanson: NFL RedZone Ownership Was One Of The “Most Complex” Portions Of ESPN, NFL Deal

"I think ESPN rightly wanted to own and operate and produce RedZone outright because of the galactic popularity of the show. But the NFL, for their reasons, wanted to retain control of the production of RedZone."

Peter Burns Signs Multi-Year Extension To Remain With SEC Network

"Extremely honored to do what I love every single day. The SEC World is a special place and proud to call it home. Big things ahead."

Maria Bartiromo’s Lawyer: ‘Irresponsible’ Reports of Fox News Firing ‘Absolutely and Unequivocally False’

"Those reporting her firing or the incredulous facts supporting that fiction have exhibited a complete and utter reckless disregard for the truth."