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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."
Brandon Tierney Has No Regrets Exiting WFAN Amid Craig Carton’s Return
"This show is absolutely deserving to be on WFAN."
WFAN Confirms Return of Craig Carton, Moves for Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber in 2026 Lineup
“Having the opportunity to return and rejoin the best sports talk station in the world is an opportunity I am eagerly looking forward to and beyond excited for.”
There’s a Better Energy at Audacy
"Audacy knows it has to rebuild relationships, trust, and enthusiasm, and they're trying to do that."
Meet The Leaders: Chris Oliviero, Chief Business Officer & Market President, Audacy
"We're going to be aggressive and be opportunistic. We're going to throw the old hangups out the door in terms of, ‘oh, this is competition, we can't do a deal with that person.' Why can't we?"
Broadcasters Foundation of America Names Mike Hulvey and Chris Oliviero to Board of Directors
"We are grateful that they have committed their time, knowledge, and expertise to our cause.”
WFAN Extends Broadcast Agreement With New York Giants
"WFAN and The New York Giants are two of the most successful sports brands in the tri-state area, and we’re honored to continue this long-standing partnership for the fans of Big Blue"
The Audacy Partnership Is a Wake up Call to iHeartMedia Sports Radio Stations
"You can always learn a thing or two from your competition—but only if you’re willing to watch and listen."