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The Next Chapter
"I bet on myself when I entered this crazy business, and I'm doing it again now when it'd be much easier to take a conventional path."
Does Being A Fan Matter?
There seems to be two schools of thought when it comes to creating content, and performing as a sports talk radio personality.
On one side you...
KILT Leads Ratings Race In Houston
The approach of football season boosted KILT (610 AM) back to a secure lead in the August radio ratings in Houston, but the Astros...
ESPN 1000 Lands Kaplan
ESPN 1000 in Chicago, has reached an agreement with award-winning Chicago sportscaster David Kaplan, who will have a new show, Kap & Co. The...
Josh Innes – Sports Radio 94 WIP
If you've ever listened to Josh Innes on the radio, chances are you have a strong opinion about him. He's forceful with his opinions,...
Are You Willing To Break The Rules?
Last week I was introduced to a new television program. The show is called "Startup U" and it features a number of students and...
A Look At Pittsburgh Sports Radio
To say the Pittsburgh sports radio market has changed over the past 7-8 years would be a massive understatement. Much of that for the local...
Tim Spence Headed to Connecticut to Serve as PD of 97.9 ESPN
Tim Spence is on his way to Connecticut where he will join iHeartMedia and oversee the company's sports and news brands in Hartford and New Haven....
Making Sports Radio Better: Why Women Deserve More Opportunity
Did you know that the first voice ever heard on an all-sports radio station was a woman's?
The date was July 1, 1987. WFAN in New...
1080 The Fan Leads Portland
In the city of Portland, there are now three radio stations offering full-time sports talk programming. Considering that the market's population is just above...