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Fred Toucher Credits Listener With Saving His Life, Takes Leave of Absence
"I had been going to doctors and they didn’t seem overly concerned. However, a listener heard me and put me in touch with a doctor he works with. I went and things didn’t go great."
David Kelly Named Program Director of Wildcats Radio 1290
“When I came here to Tucson 15 years ago, my hope was that I’d have the chance at some point to lead coverage of the high-profile collegiate sports program at UA."
Mike Greenberg’s Got Your Number
"I have the best job of anybody I know, and I don’t have any intention of stopping any time soon.”
The One Thing Radio Program Directors Cannot Allow
You can't let yourself get so wrapped up in what is best for the company that you completely lose sight of who you're serving, what their expectations are, and why they're consuming your product in the first place.
MLB Radio Audience More Engaged, Wealthier Than Other Baseball Fans
"MLB listeners are heavy hitters with deep pockets and high spending power."
Jets GM Surprises Crowd at Boomer & Gio Live Show, Promises Aaron Rodgers in New York
"Douglas appeared as a surprise to the sold out crowd, and it didn't take long for him to be pressed about the trade negotiations between the Jets and the Green Bay Packers."
Bob Costas: Warriors Can’t Be 90s Bulls Because NBA Is ‘Essentially a Cable Product’
"Those games were on NBC. We would show doubleheaders and sometimes tripleheaders on network television when the media landscape was much, much different."
Damon Amendolara: Angels Could Send Broadcasters on Road For Less Than 1 Mike Trout Game Check
"It's outrageous. Artie Moreno is shortchanging that fan base."
103.7 The Buzz Partners With Little Rock iHeart Stations for Tornado Relief Concert
“When it’s your community in need, you do whatever you can to help.”
Landry Locker: Mel Kiper’s Job is ‘to Turn Chicken Ish into Chicken Salad’
"Mel Kiper's had some interesting takes over the course of his career especially when it comes to quarterbacks."