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Boomer Esiason On Staying With WFAN Mornings, Not Doing Super Bowl Radio Row
"There’s nothing like being the first behind the mic after a big game."
Mark Chernoff Reflects On Career, Looks Forward to the BSM Summit and Sports Radio’s Future
"It’s not important to speak. It’s important to listen. You get so much out of listening. You find out so much about people."
Brandon Tierney Has Unfinished Business In New York
"My roots run deep in this city. I'm one of you. I just happen to be blessed with a microphone every day. I can promise you we will not always agree and we will most definitely battle, but you will get my absolute best."
Craig Carton, Fred Toucher, Mike Felger To Speak At The 2022 BSM Summit
"Few understand what it takes to deliver success in this format consistently like Craig, Fred and Mike, and I'm glad they're making the time to share their knowledge with us."
Steve Somers Can’t Retire From Talking
“The people, whether it was management then or management now, and all the calls and all the listeners that I might have had over the years, I owe everything to them."
Mixed Results In New York Summer Book For WFAN, 98.7 ESPN NY
"Analyzing NYC's sports radio ratings can be very complicated. 98.7 ESPN New York produces one total number. WFAN, which is owned by Audacy, conducts their business differently."
WFAN Prevails in New York City’s 2021 Spring Ratings Book
"WFAN was strong across the board among Men 25-54, finishing 3rd overall with a 5.8 share."
Sports Radio Congratulates Mark Chernoff On a Historic Run at WFAN
"Mark’s greatest strength has been his ability to forge and maintain strong relationships with talent. He has done this by putting his ego aside. It’s never about him but what’s best for the radio station."
Are Callers Still Essential To Sports Talk Radio?
"Some sports talk radio shows have begun to abstain from having callers on the air altogether, instead transitioning to new avenues of engagement centered around the multimedia platforms that people use most."
Meet The Market Managers – Tim McCarthy, 98.7 ESPN NY & ESPN LA 710
"When you work for a great company like ESPN, there are benefits and things you have to adapt to. I'd say the benefits far outweigh the other things that some may have an issue with."