Tag: News/Talk Radio
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Glenn Beck Launching New Foundation for American History and Education ‘The Torch’
"This is the next chapter -- the final chapter -- of my career."
Why 105.9 WMAL’s Larry O’Connor Hosts a Show About Washington D.C. And Not the Federal Goverment
"Because so many talk radio shows all around the country spend so much of their time focused on Washington, DC, we feel obligated to go out of our way to find stories that are local to our community."
Sid Rosenberg: ‘I’m Not Apologizing’ For Controversial Comments About Zohran Mamdani
"I made the comment. And I think I’m right. Leave Cuomo out of it."
What 77 WABC’s Anthony Cumia Learned About Radio and Himself in Decade-Long Wait For His Return
"There was a bit of vindication there. Because I knew I was good enough to do terrestrial radio again."
Radio Isn’t Dead — It’s Just Bad at Bragging About It
Young people are looking for compelling talk content, and while they’re likely to find it on a podcast, the fact that they want it suggests radio has a chance to compete.
Does Curtis Sliwa Have a News/Talk Radio Future After the NYC Mayor’s Race?
Curtis Sliwa and 77 WABC felt like a match made in heaven. But that appears to have fallen by the wayside. What does the future hold now?
Curtis Sliwa: ‘You Will Never See Me’ at 77 WABC Studios Again After Hosts, Owner Call For Me to Drop Out of NYC Mayor...
“I feel personally offended by what my friends and colleagues, many of whom I trained at WABC, many of whom wouldn’t have a job at WABC without me, have done."
KKOB Names Zoltan Csanyi-Salcedo as News Director
“He’s built winning, trusted newsrooms in every market he’s touched, and we’re thrilled to have him guiding KKOB’s next chapter.”
Could News/Talk Radio Be Helped By Taking This Page From the Sports Radio Playbook?
Putting those pieces together would create something powerful — a network that’s local in presence but national in strength.
John Catsimatidis: Curtis Sliwa’s Future with 77 WABC ‘Up to Him’
“Look, I love Curtis. But Curtis has to realize that he should love New York more than anything else."