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Brandon Tierney Responds To WFAN’s Gregg Giannotti Comments: “You’re Dead Wrong”
"When you talk about my character, now you're f***ing dead wrong. Now you're dead wrong. That's the one thing that I will defend to the end of the earth."
WFAN Gregg Giannotti on Brandon Tierney: “People Hated Working With That Guy”
"He's the bad teammate. He would trash his producers, and would belittle them. So don't tell me I'm a bad teammate, because you can't take a joke."
Why News/Talk Radio Needs Its Own Old School vs. New School Debate
As has been written about and discussed plenty on Barrett Media and elsewhere this week regarding the sports radio wars between the "old school"...
Evan Roberts: “I’m Going To Miss Howie Rose” Calling New York Mets Baseball on the Radio
"I’m going to miss the hell out of Howie Rose, but deepest congratulations to him on what has been a brilliant career."
Howie Rose Announces 2026 Will Be His Final Season With the New York Mets
"Rose’s broadcasting journey began in 1975, and he became a fixture in the Mets’ booth in 1996."
The Sports Radio Silence Is Louder Than the Criticism
"If the product is stronger, the audience is larger, and the business is healthier than ever, then there’s nothing to hide from. Say it. Prove it. Own it."
Brandon Tierney: Sports Radio Is Less Relevant Than It’s Ever Been in My Lifetime
"Back then, being a star on WFAN was pretty easy. There was nowhere else to go."
Sports Radio Legends Built the Format, They Shouldn’t Be the Ones Burying It
"Legacy isn’t only defined by what you did behind the microphone. It’s also defined by how you speak about the institution after you step away from it."
Why I’m Returning to the Country Radio Seminar in Nashville
"Country radio and the country music industry operate like a family more than a collection of competing businesses."
Joe Benigno: WFAN Will Never Be What It Used To Be
"The days of Don Imus, Mike Francesa and Chris Russo. The days of Steve Somers and myself overnight. Ed Coleman and Dave Sims. Those days are — you know — we’ll never see anything like that again."