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Brandon Tierney: Sports Radio Is Less Relevant Than It’s Ever Been in My Lifetime
"Back then, being a star on WFAN was pretty easy. There was nowhere else to go."
Joe Benigno: WFAN Will Never Be What It Used To Be
"The days of Don Imus, Mike Francesa and Chris Russo. The days of Steve Somers and myself overnight. Ed Coleman and Dave Sims. Those days are — you know — we’ll never see anything like that again."
Boomer Esiason Becomes Longest Running Morning Show Host in WFAN History
"I don’t feel like I’ve been here that long, because I enjoy coming here every single day and working with you guys."
A Reminder for Radio to Not Stray From Your Audience’s Expectation
"As a talent, your persona is what your audience expects when you are on-air and off-air"
Anthony Cumia Tells Sid Rosenberg: ‘Egos Got in the Way’ of Opie & Anthony Teaming with Howard Stern for Radio Domination
"A lot of Howard's audience in the morning listened to us in the afternoon. It was a perfect combination."
Don Imus Remembered by Current and Former WFAN Colleagues Five Years After His Passing
"You cannot write the history of WFAN without Don Imus. He was the foundational cornerstone that all the future decades of success was built upon."
Talk Radio Hosts Need More Discussion Across All Political Viewpoints
The more conversations we have, whether on cable news, network news, or local radio, the better, more entertaining, and more beneficial our conversations can be in America.
WABC Radio’s Bernie McGuirk Has Passed Away
"The WABC morning show will hold a moment of silence for Bernie McGuirk on Thursday. The station is preparing a tribute show, which is scheduled to run on October 11."
BSM Podcast – Season 2 – Episode 8 – Chris Carlin – Sports Radio 94WIP
Episode 8 of Season 2 includes a 55 minute discussion with Sports Radio WIP afternoon host Chris Carlin. "Continent" as he's affectionately known in...
A Toast To Thirty Years of Sports Talk Radio
Thirty years is a long time. During the span of three decades much can change. That's never been more evident than when we analyze...