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WEEI’s Constant Changes Requires Redefining How To Win in Boston Sports Radio
"The path forward isn’t about catching up—it’s about carving out something different, something that cuts through in ways the competitor doesn’t. Because in 2026, winning isn’t just about ratings books."
Andy Hart, Nick ‘Fitzy’ Stevens Depart WEEI Boston
"Barrett Media has learned that both Andy Hart and Nick 'Fitzy' Stevens are no longer with the Boston sports radio brand."
WEEI’s Jermaine Wiggins: ESPN’s Troy Aikman Took Miami Dolphins Role To Take Shot At Dallas Cowboys
"For Troy Aikman, it’s not about the money. It's about he gets to walk around with the bragging rights to say you [Dallas Cowboys] should have did this for me."
Fred Toucher: Stephen A. Smith US/Iran Political Takes Not Needed, Boring
"A sign of intelligence is knowing when not to weigh in."
Greg Hill: Criticizing USA Men’s Hockey Team for Attending State of the Union Address Is “Unamerican”
"To sit there and criticize a bunch of guys who did something great for this country over and over again, for accepting a visit to the White House or for showing up at the State of the Union, is absolutely un-American."
How Greg Hill Uses Boston’s Sports Energy To Enhance Deep Listener Ties on WEEI
"It’s always been a content business. Finally, this industry is getting smarter about it. It doesn’t matter the platform the content is consumed on. The content is always king"
Mike Felger Isn’t Pumping the Brakes on Dominating Afternoons on 98.5 The Sports Hub
"It’s a statement by the station and everyone on it, and the city, and their appetite for sports talk in Boston"
Rich Shertenlieb Launching Open Your Prize Network To Raise Funds for Cancer Research
"I don’t know how you pay someone back for saving the life of someone you love, but this is how I’ll try"
Approaching The Summit: Mike Thomas, Audacy Boston
"These are challenging times, and it's always educational for me to hear how others are meeting the challenges."
Fred Toucher Believes Attendees of Pat McAfee ‘Big Night Aht’ Were Disappointed
“The reason that the place probably sold out is they thought it may be featuring one of his guests, and there was no Aaron Rodgers.”