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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz Announces Partnership With Pivot25 Productions

"I have always believed that the most enduring businesses are built at the intersection of great ideas, authentic leadership and human connection. That is what I see in Ryan Clark, Alicia Zubikowski and the entire Pivot25 team."

Sean Hannity Tells Karoline Leavitt: You Have a Future at Fox News

"I’m just being an honest broker here: I see a future for you in television if you want one. But this is not a new statement from me to you."

ESPN’s College GameDay Continues Record Viewership Pacing

"College GameDay averaged 2.8 million viewers from Oxford, up 4% from its 2025 season average."

Dolly Parton’s Nephew Bryan Seaver Fired as Head of Security

"Dismayed by the unexpected and, so far, unexplained actions"

Gow Media Parts Ways With Sports Map Radio Program Director Craig Larson

"With Larson exiting, Gow Media will make another change, tapping into its partnership with VSiN to satisfy its Sports Map Radio affiliate stations."

Las Vegas Feels Like the Right Place to Reenergize Radio Row

"If this week goes well, I expect the NFL will want to be here more. Sin City has all the ingredients to be part of a regular rotation."

Sports Map Radio Adding New Weeknight Show ‘The Cash-In’

"The show will debut on September 5th and air weeknights from 10p-1a ET."

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Sean Hannity Tells Karoline Leavitt: You Have a Future at Fox News

"I’m just being an honest broker here: I see a future for you in television if you want one. But this is not a new statement from me to you."

ESPN’s College GameDay Continues Record Viewership Pacing

"College GameDay averaged 2.8 million viewers from Oxford, up 4% from its 2025 season average."

Dolly Parton’s Nephew Bryan Seaver Fired as Head of Security

"Dismayed by the unexpected and, so far, unexplained actions"

Capital Sports Audio Announces Partnership With AP Broadcasting

"This is a full-circle moment for Capital Sports Audio, since many of our reporters were long-time Associated Press Broadcasting stringers."