Rose, a 14-year NBA veteran and former small forward, recently joined 'Big Ten College Countdown' on NBC and is working with Jordan Cornette and Josh Pastner on the studio program.

"He's all in. People coming out of the woodwork wanting to work with him."

"I am truly grateful to PRN and Speedway Motorsports for the opportunity to continue building on a long legacy of exceptional broadcasts."

"So really, it depends on how badly you want me on your show..."

After previously airing the regionally syndicated Bill Michaels Show, the station has replaced it in the 11 AM-2 PM timeslot with the nationally syndicated The Herd with Colin Cowherd.

"It’s shameless, and it undermines the credibility of a lot of knowledgeable and talented people."

"We want to share news, tell stories, highlight people, and explore business issues that effect all areas of the industry. But to do that, adjustments have to be made."

Whether he was working with Verne Lundquist, Dick Stockton, Al Michaels, Mike Breen or any number of other play-by-play broadcasters he had the chance to work with, he made the broadcast better.

There is a suave coolness about The Facility that is very appealing.

“The company has some really good properties in its arsenal. All of them have tremendous value to the betting community.”

"Alex has devoted a majority of his professional career to Atlantic Coast Conference sports and he brings tremendous experience from all levels of production to this role."

"In simulcasting select Bucks games in partnership with Weigel, we will give more fans an easy and affordable way to watch their favorite team."

"It was brought to my attention today that I will not be invited back as the TV voice of the Miami Marlins for 2025 and beyond."

"You know, there’s some things that need to be tied up, but we’re excited about what the future holds for all of us..."

Mike Breen, Doris Burke, Richard Jefferson and Lisa Salters will call the Championship Game on Tuesday, Dec. 17 at 8:30 p.m. EST on ABC and ESPN+.

"I love what we do. I love what I get to do every day. I'm very grateful."

"He’s a great friend and a solid broadcaster. Our loss is America’s gain.”

"I will wear the same outfit and glasses..."

"Liberty and Learning, is the culmination of decades of discussion, book-writing, scholarship, and good old-fashioned fun and entertainment."

"Do you think they call me every day and give me an update?"

"How many traditional news outlets are effectively using TikTok, for example? How well did traditional media fare when Facebook and Google took their content and advertising revenue?"

If you feel like your show is off center in some way, it probably is.

Despite being weeks removed from "the podcast election", this week proves cable news is still a major player.

While the left is trying to get back in touch with America, the right is unreasonably going scorched earth on the media landscape. You the American public lose in both instances because your news no longer attempts to be neutral.

Tell someone you meet that you’re in radio and they’ll shrug and move on as if you told them you work the drive-thru at Culver’s.

The program will feature live look-ins at some of the largest parades in the country, as well as celebrities sharing their favorite holiday traditions.

Norah O'Donnell has helmed the chair since July 2019.

"Look, he's a great guy with a big future..."

She'll host the Saturday edition from 10 AM-1 PM, while Sundays can be viewed from 11 AM-1 PM.

The news of her extension comes on the heels of the announcement that Comcast is preparing to spin off its cable holdings -- including MSNBC and CNBC -- into a separate company.

Bruce Warren, longtime programmer at Adult Alternative WXPN Philadelphia (88.5), will step down in January 2025 and enter a phased retirement following his departure.

After five years, Gunner Jackson has announced his departure as a morning host at Audacy’s Country 107.9 KMLE Phoenix.

Music Radio stations nationwide are doing good for their communities and engaging their listeners to help. This week’s roundup includes:

The 2024 BBMAs, hosted by actress and comedian Michelle Buteau, will air on Thursday, December 12, at 8:00 p.m. (ET/PT) on FOX and Fire TV Channels.

Darlas Rai, the night host of “95.5 Nash Icon” WSM-FM in Nashville, has departed from the station as she transitions into what she describes as “semi-retirement.”

"How many traditional news outlets are effectively using TikTok, for example? How well did traditional media fare when Facebook and Google took their content and advertising revenue?"

If you feel like your show is off center in some way, it probably is.

Despite being weeks removed from "the podcast election", this week proves cable news is still a major player.

While the left is trying to get back in touch with America, the right is unreasonably going scorched earth on the media landscape. You the American public lose in both instances because your news no longer attempts to be neutral.

Tell someone you meet that you’re in radio and they’ll shrug and move on as if you told them you work the drive-thru at Culver’s.

"It’s easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information we are confronted with, and I hope to be an essential resource to help you and your loved ones make sense of it all.”

"Continuing this collaboration with SiriusXM will help me make an even bigger difference in your life, and I can’t wait to spend more time with you.”

Podcasts that feature left-leaning content have seen twice as many downloads as conservative-leaning shows.

"I'm honored to be part of a Dirty Mo Media. This is a pretty big deal."

The first two episodes will be released on Monday, October 15th.