"Will I coach again? I don't know. I love to coach and all the challenges of the profession, and to be a part of a individual growth and development of young people individually. I love to develop a collective and the measurement of the seven day cycle. I love all of that."
“Stations shouldn't have to replace a decades-long show on a few weeks’ notice. We are providing a smooth transition, with a strong brand for both mornings and weekend airplay."
The station was originally owned by the Travelers Insurance Company -- hence the "TIC" in WTIC -- and served as a major source of news and information in southern New England.
Bruce Stevens began his talk radio career in Maine at WGAN before eventually working at stations like WBZ in Boston, WKRC in Cincinnati, WIBC in Indianapolis, and various other stations during his lengthy career in the medium.
"Will I coach again? I don't know. I love to coach and all the challenges of the profession, and to be a part of a individual growth and development of young people individually. I love to develop a collective and the measurement of the seven day cycle. I love all of that."
“Stations shouldn't have to replace a decades-long show on a few weeks’ notice. We are providing a smooth transition, with a strong brand for both mornings and weekend airplay."