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Len Weiner Retiring After Helping Shape Sports Radio for More Than Four Decades
"I loved working in Miami because it’s been more of a challenge to do things here sports-wise. The passion and creativity of the people I work with I will surely miss."
Craig Carton: NFL Insiders Failed To Credit Dianna Russini for Getting AJ Brown Story Correct
"We can mock how she got the story. We know what her source was, but at the end of the day she got it. She lost her job over it, but it's her story."
How Tyrone Johnson Overcame Personal Struggle Leaving 97.5 the Fanatic and Landed With Craig Carton
"It was not good for me down the stretch at the Fanatic. But this was a reset that has revitalized me in wanting to do more."
WFAN Personalities Share What Producers Can Learn From Eddie Scozzare’s Legendary Career
"Eddie was daring, but he was a genius. He knew how to get a reaction from the hosts he worked with while understanding that timing was everything. It’s an art."
Eddie Scozzare Celebrated As He Retires Following 37 Years Of Service At WFAN
"There will never be another you. There will never be anybody like it, and that’s what you have to take into your retirement. One of a kind, and an all-time great."
Boomer Esiason Credits Teammates, WFAN Leadership for Radio Hall of Fame Selection
"I never thought my wildest 19 years ago when I started here, that was going to be part of this whole thing."
WFAN’s Boomer Esiason, Gregg Giannotti, and Craig Carton to Speak at the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit
WFAN in New York officially signed on the air at 3pm on July 1, 1987. Over nearly four decades, FAN has shaped the sports...
Eric Spitz to Receive the 2026 Mark Chernoff Award, 6 More Summit Speakers Announced
"Tickets, hotel information, and sponsorship details are available in the Summit section on BarrettMedia.com."
New York Yankees Announcer John Sterling Remembered by His Peers as a Baseball Original
"John was a truly unique human being. A lovable character whose wonderful eccentricities permeated his broadcasts."
Mike Francesa, Chris “Mad Dog” Russo Reflect On John Sterling: “The Soundtrack Of Yankees Baseball”
"This guy never took a game off. He never took any off and of the nine innings. He wanted to do every minute, every game. So, he is the soundtrack of Yankees baseball."