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Boomer Esiason Becomes Longest Running Morning Show Host in WFAN History
"I don’t feel like I’ve been here that long, because I enjoy coming here every single day and working with you guys."
Why the Barrett Media Top 20 Lists Matter to Music Radio Professionals
Where else would you find national shows winning in some formats and great local talent in Philly, Detroit, and Boston winning in others?
Craig Carton on Burying the Hatchet With Mike Francesa: “If He’s Buying Lunch, I’m In”
"We don't like each other and very quite publicly. He doesn't like me. I don't like him."
Gregg Giannotti Ribs Chris Carlin For Brief Exit From Twitter/X
"I would have had respect for him if he would have just absolutely said he left and he was done. It was, like, three days, that's it?"
Boomer Esiason: Matt Ryan Didn’t Love Studio Work Of NFL on CBS Sports
"The studio stuff can be a little bit boring, and especially if you don’t like traveling to New York or L.A. for it, or going to the games with the way that NBC does it. I think Matt Ryan found that out.
WFAN’s Keith McPherson Set To Make National Radio Debut On FOX Sports Radio
"The former WFAN evening host is scheduled to co-host The Odd Couple on FOX Sports Radio Wednesday and Thursday with Rob Parker."
Audacy’s Demographic Reset Is Exactly What Radio Has Needed For Years
"Radio doesn’t need artificial growth. It needs its real audience counted."
Craig Carton Happy With NBC Sports Cutting Tony Dungy From ‘Football Night in America’
"So happy to hear that next year we will not be forced to suffer through the holier than now, soapbox living Tony Dungy."
Mike Francesa Still Remains in Touch With Chris “Mad Dog” Russo on a Range of Things
"Remember we were together for 20 years. We weren’t together for a week, for two weeks. Some people do shows now for three or four years, and talk about how they have a legacy. Hey, we were together for 20 years."
Sports Talk Shouldn’t Fear Political Discussion, It Should Fear Political Predictability
"The question isn’t whether political conversation should appear, but whether shows and talent allow themselves to be defined by it."