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Dan Dakich: When Did NFL Media Become NFL PR?
"When did it start happening that local media is supposed to be the PR firm or a PR branch of an NFL team? That guy asked great questions! Those are questions that should be asked!"
Clay Travis: Biden Administration Silenced Ex-NY Times Reporter
Travis discussed the Biden administration’s handling of critics who opposed government overreach during the pandemic.
Tomi Lahren: Country Music Has “Woke” Agenda
Lahren said she's observed drastic changes to country music radio stations which include more pop-themed songs which she said is a departure from what she's accustomed to.
ESPN 94.9 in Nashville Set to Relaunch as 94.9 The Fan
On June 13th, ESPN 94.9 will launch as 94.9 The Fan and bring back popular local hosts Jonathan Hutton, Chad Withrow and Paul Kuharsky to the Nashville market.
Fox News Contributor Tomi Lahren Joins Outkick
According to Front Office Sports, Lahren could replace Jason Whitlock who left following a dispute over money.
Rachel Campos-Duffy: Discussing Gender with Children is a War on Their Innocence
Campos-Duffy recently opened up to Outkick about various topics, including sexual indoctrination of children and the controversy involving transgender swimmer Lia Thomas.
OutKick 360’s Jonathan Hutton & Chad Withrow To Appear at The Summit Kickoff, College Contest Winners Announced
"Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow of OutKick 360 will be on hand to welcome everyone to town. We'll also have a few giveaways and surprises too."
News Media Reacts to Jeff Zucker Resigning as CNN President
Zucker disclosed a consensual relationship with chief spokesperson Allison Gollust who also served as an aide for former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2012.
OutKick, Skyview Networks Announce Partnership
"OutKick has tapped Skyview Networks to help them expand their radio presence, build market share, and maximize network advertising revenue opportunities."
104.5 The Zone Enjoys Big Gains in Nashville Winter Book
"Though change has been a part of the narrative surrounding 104.5 The Zone's programming changes, one thing hasn't changed, local listeners still love the radio station."