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Sal Licata Reflects on Emotions of ‘BT & Sal’ Live Event Following WFAN Exit
"I don’t know what I was expecting. I was more anxious, nervous, also very excited to do a show in front of a live crowd. But I’ve never done one on my own like that."
How Chris McMonigle Landed in Afternoons With Craig Carton at WFAN
"It’s been a lifelong dream. Just to be the overnight host I felt was a dream, and I felt I was just becoming accustomed to that role. It’s been a whirlwind, but it’s been a crazy but exciting couple of months."
Where Chris Oliviero’s WFAN Vision of Evolving Becomes Cloudy
"If the focus is truly on evolving WFAN for the future, why return to Carton instead of continuing to build around the lineup announced in 2023."
Audacy’s Chris Oliviero Explains Why WFAN Sports Updates Ended With Lineup Changes
"WFAN may be the last broadcast sports radio station still doing the typical updates."
Mike Francesa Declines Comment on Craig Carton’s Return to WFAN
"I don't ever comment on a WFAN. I never have since I left. I never will."
How Broadcasting Layoffs, AI, and Creators Are Redefining the Media Industry
2026 has arrived, and hope springs eternal for many across the broadcasting industry. But before we move forward, we must first revisit some harsh...
Dan Bernstein’s Departure From 670 The Score Leads Barrett Media’s Top 5 Sports Talk Radio Stories of 2025
"After thirty years of service on the Chicago sports talk leader, Bernstein was removed due to a social media exchange with a followers on Twitter."
Brandon Tierney Addresses WFAN Exit: “That Chapter Is Shut”
"Do I think WFAN made a mistake? Yeah, I absolutely do. I have no problem saying that, but it doesn't matter. I don't own WFAN and I don't get to make those decisions"
How You Say Goodbye on the Radio Matters More Than You Think
"Being sad, confused, concerned, angry, and emotional is natural when a job you love is going away. But part of a public job involves dealing with situations that are stressful and difficult."
Even WFAN Isn’t Immune From Adapting for Changing Listener Demands
"Once information became ubiquitous, the update lost its leverage, and without leverage, radio loses relevance. That reality doesn’t spare WFAN, regardless of how iconic the call letters may be"