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Sarah Clark Announces Upcoming Retirement After 30 Years

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"After 30 years of getting up at an ungodly hour, in the middle of the night basically, I have decided that early next year I am going to step away from the morning show."

Larry Kane Retires From Broadcasting After 69 Years Of Service

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"It’s been just the greatest experience, but I’m happy that I’m stopping it now."

ESPN Announces Broadcast Teams for 2026 Players Era Men’s Championships

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"ESPN became the event’s exclusive home in May through a multi-year deal, replacing TNT Sports."

Pardon My Take’s Dan “Big Cat” Katz Reflects On Illinois Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame Induction

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"We were very honored. Pretty cool. I didn't even know this existed."

John Wordock Knows What the ‘Podcast Election’ Means for the Future of the Podcast Industry

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"This is the official seal of approval for podcasting as a mass medium. I think this is also the signal of the rise of video podcasts and the rise of YouTube as a podcast platform."

Former Cumulus Podcast Network Executive John Wordock Launches Podcast Consulting Company

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"I'm looking forward to what the future holds."

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Larry Kane Retires From Broadcasting After 69 Years Of Service

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"It’s been just the greatest experience, but I’m happy that I’m stopping it now."

ESPN Announces Broadcast Teams for 2026 Players Era Men’s Championships

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"ESPN became the event’s exclusive home in May through a multi-year deal, replacing TNT Sports."

Pardon My Take’s Dan “Big Cat” Katz Reflects On Illinois Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame Induction

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"We were very honored. Pretty cool. I didn't even know this existed."

Mike Florio: Dianna Russini’s Return With BetUS Says a Lot About Gambling Feeling Normalized

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"It's so out in the open now that we're completely unbothered by somebody having a platform on an illegal offshore sports book website, and we just say, "Ah, no big deal." That's a sports media job."