Tag: Milwaukee Radio

"It’s important to try to balance both. Every morning, we go into our morning meeting and say, ‘Ok, we know we have these eight Brewers segments. What else is happening today?’ The default right now is to lead with the Brewers. It’s what everybody’s talking about.”

Saga demonstrates confidence in developing talent internally.

"He gave us two orders. One, be funny. Two, don't piss off the clients,"

"This move reflects our ongoing commitment to putting our strongest talent in the best positions."

Weber retired in December after spending 35 years with 1130 WISN.

"My primary responsibility as a broadcaster, a father, and a person is to always comport myself professionally, appropriately, and compassionately, and I failed to do that."

"This growth reflects our commitment to delivering fresh voices, diverse perspectives, and engaging storytelling across every platform."

Sanders joined the station in 1972 alongside her husband, Bob.

"Krauss held mornings at B93.3 from 2017 until the station’s sign-off in late August and now steps into the same role at B97.3."

To understand the point Weber is making, you have to go back to what he’s referencing.