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Do Young People Still Want to Work in Radio?
"It is REALLY hard to find young talent that has a passion for behind the scenes radio roles, and a willingness to make very little money and grind."
ESPN West Palm’s Deportes Radio 760AM Becomes the Official Spanish-Language Radio Partner of Inter Miami CF
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Meet The Leaders: Sam Pines, Good Karma Brands
Barrett Media produces over 20 stories per day on the music, news, and sports media industries. To make sure you're updated on the latest...
Jorge Sedano, Scott Kaplan to Host Weekly ESPN LA 710 Monday Night Football Preview Show From The Commerce Casino & Hotel
In addition to airing on the radio, the show will also feature a video simulcast on YouTube.
ESPN LA 710 Adds D’Marco Farr in Morning Drive Following Departure of Travis Sliwa
Earlier in the summer, ESPN LA 710 announced new media rights agreements with the University of Southern California and the Los Angeles Kings, adding...
ESPN West Palm Announces New Programming Lineup
Good Karma Brands has announced a new programming lineup for ESPN West Palm. The station recently celebrated two decades of covering sports in Palm...
ESPN New York Officially Starts Broadcasting on 880 AM
Good Karma Brands has announced the official launch of 880 ESPN New York, creating a new avenue of sports radio coverage in the metro...
ESPN New York and Good Karma Brands Ready for 880 AM Era
The relationship between Good Karma Brands and The Walt Disney Company has stretched for more than a decade and taken on various iterations. Two...
ESPN LA 710 Celebrates 1 Million Social Media Followers
ESPN LA 710 has reason to celebrate as the Good Karma Brands station has eclipsed 1 million social media followers across a plethora of...
WCBS 880 Got All of The Headlines But ESPN New York’s Future Warrants Attention
"ESPN New York has a better solution today than it did yesterday, and Audacy reduced payroll and improved their bottom line, while continuing to own all-news and the top sports brand in town."