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Dan McClain Returns to 102.1 WDRM After Six-Year Retirement

"I TRULY couldn't be more grateful"

Steve Sanchez Leaving K-DAWN for AM 670 KMZQ

Steve Sanchez is leaving K-DAWN for AM 670 KMZQ...

106.3 The Raider Abilene Debuts “Raider Mornings” with Chad Ray

"We've known the pair personally, around town, and around the station off-air for some time,"

WRVA Afternoon Host Jeff Katz Inks Contract Extension

Katz has spent 14 years at the Audacy station and brings 35 years of talk radio experience.

WWLS Host Al Eschbach Celebrates 50 Years In Radio, Announces Upcoming Retirement

"I'm going to retire at the end of 2027. I will have done it fifty one years and next September will be sixty years in the media here."

How Jim Traber Build a Sports Radio Legacy by Never Changing or Playing It Safe

"There's no one way to do radio, but my way of doing sports radio is dying off."

Kenny Thomas Named New Afternoon Drive Host at 95.9 & 610 The Sports Animal

"Taking afternoons on The Sports Animal means more time with Lobos fans and more honest conversations with the 505"

Craig Humphreys Retires From The Sports Animal in Oklahoma City

Humphreys retired Thursday after 31 years in sports radio in the Oklahoma City market.

Craig Humphreys Entering Final Week with The Sports Animal in Oklahoma City

Known as one of the forefathers of sports radio in Oklahoma and its capital, "The Humpman" launched his radio career in November 1992 after a chance meeting at a Las Vegas sportsbook.

Sports Radio’s 2018 Fall Book Report

"The sports radio format closed out 2018 with a number of strong ratings performances."

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Steve Sanchez Leaving K-DAWN for AM 670 KMZQ

Steve Sanchez is leaving K-DAWN for AM 670 KMZQ...

106.3 The Raider Abilene Debuts “Raider Mornings” with Chad Ray

"We've known the pair personally, around town, and around the station off-air for some time,"

WRVA Afternoon Host Jeff Katz Inks Contract Extension

Katz has spent 14 years at the Audacy station and brings 35 years of talk radio experience.

MS NOW Names Antonia Hylton Host of New Weekend Program

Hylton joined MS NOW in April 2025 as a reporter and co-anchor of The Weekend: Primetime. Now, her first solo anchoring role gives the network an opportunity to showcase her journalism across a larger platform.