"I look forward to leading an exceptional team of talented individuals who consistently set the standard for excellence in the industry and taking Arizona Sports to new heights."

"I’ve bounced all over the country, and there’s some advantages and disadvantages to it, but I’m so excited to live in the Midwest, to live in a great city next to cousins."

"I don’t know what the future holds. Maybe I’ll miss the radio gig so much that I’ll come crawling back for another opportunity."

"We’re incredibly excited to welcome them to SiriusXM and continue to grow their audience."

"At the end of the day, it’s all about the Chiefs."

Whether you are a player or a broadcaster, football is very much about tempo and timing.

"Success requires effort, focus, vision, and sacrifice as much as talent. Few earn promotions and opportunities to perform on grander stages without those qualities."

Kirk Herbstreit didn't wake up and tell himself he was going to get emotional over a game on live television, it just happened. It was real.

Market mobility, when it existed, was the sign of a company and boss that took an interest in what came out of their listeners’ speakers.

You have zero opportunity to succeed in the future. Your station is what people commonly refer to as 'Dead Man Walking'.

Stewart-Binks was a full-time employee at FS1 when the network launched in 2013, and she remained with the company until 2016.

"It’s really to tell the stories that haven’t been told, and to find out more about the people behind the characters."

ESPN has confirmed to Barrett Media a report from...

If ESPN decided not to pick up its option in the contract, the partnership between both entities would have ended following the 2027 season.

In addition to documenting different landmarks around the city and previewing the Super Bowl, Winston will be watching the game with famous friends.

"It’s been fun! See you on the other side."

Reid joined the station in 2017 and hosted The John Reid Show from 5:30-10 AM.

Spadea has spent nearly a decade hosting mornings at New Jersey 101.5.

Mitchell has hosted mornings since 2006.

“I look at the other people that are on that list and I think, 'My gosh, these are world-class talents. I'm humbled, honored and so grateful to those who voted for me.”

We need facts, not feelings.

You have 12 seconds to impress listeners of this age group. Air personalities need to aircheck themselves.

The platforms are the ones using your opinion to make money (and train their AI engines). You get to think that your value is measured by the number of followers and likes you accumulate.

How long can the celebration go on from a listener's perspective before it's repetitive and boring?

For the longest time, local TV has lived in a box full of untouchable glamour.

Fox News averaged 2.8 million viewers in primetime during the month, besting MSNBC (734,000) and CNN (522,000).

"Welcome to my new venture. I'm going independent, at least for now."

Jim Acosta has worked at CNN since April 2007.

The final episode of the program helmed by Soledad O'Brien will air in August.

"This show is going to grow exponentially over time in every way.”

The radiothon was held this past Wednesday and Thursday with the total exceeding last year’s by more than $10,000.

Supreme previously hosted on Eminem’s Shade 45 Sirius XM channel as well as Hot 107.9 WHTA and Streetz 94.5 Atlanta.

Aaron “Goose” Seller is joining Active Rocker 99.7 The Blitz Columbus joining the “Morning Blitz” with Thick Rick and Kelly Quinn.

This ends his second tour of duty at the station having previously served as MD and evening host from 2003-2006.

This is his second tour of duty with the station having previously hosted mornings from 2016-2019.

We need facts, not feelings.

You have 12 seconds to impress listeners of this age group. Air personalities need to aircheck themselves.

The platforms are the ones using your opinion to make money (and train their AI engines). You get to think that your value is measured by the number of followers and likes you accumulate.

How long can the celebration go on from a listener's perspective before it's repetitive and boring?

For the longest time, local TV has lived in a box full of untouchable glamour.

Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo has announced the launch...

The show features compelling stories of passion and resilience, showcasing musicians who have navigated their challenges.

“Google has lots of places where this content could live, and we’re talking with many of those teams, and we will look to integrate into all of those services as it makes sense.”

"Every week, I learned something new from the guests here at the table, and I hope you did as well."

"We can look to pursue a slightly broader set of audiences, because we’re selling to advertisers across audiences and they want to make sure they have younger audiences as well.”