Jerry from Queens, a.k.a. Jerry Seinfeld, buries the hatchet with WFAN host Steve Somers
"I missed the feud. I wasn’t listening to the station for a while."
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Craig Carton to host gambling addiction show “Hello, My Name Is Craig” on WFAN
"Hello, My Name is Craig" will air every Saturday at 9:30 a.m. starting January 9.
In return to WFAN, Craig Carton tells critics “I’m back…that’s on you to figure out how to deal with it.”
"You have had plenty of time to get better at what you do. You didn’t. That’s on you. That’s not on me."
Joe Benigno is retiring from his drive-time role, paving the way for Craig Carton’s WFAN comeback
Benigno is leaving a full-time role at WFAN 25 years after joining the station as an employee. His exit is likely to lead to Craig Carton taking his place in the afternoon drive slot alongside Evan Roberts.
Craig Carton reportedly set for a return to WFAN
Carton is apparently about to sign a deal to return to WFAN, where he'll host the afternoon drive show.
HBO’s Craig Carton doc, ‘Wild Card: The Downfall of a Radio Loudmouth,’ is a fascinating look at his success and ruin
Wild Card tells a familiar story, but Craig Carton makes the narrative compelling.
Here’s Mike Francesa signing off from WFAN (again)
"And it's not goodbye... you'll hear from me again somewhere sometime."
Michael Kay beats Mike Francesa soundly in Francesa’s final ratings book, streaming data and all
The loss comes as Francesa steps back to a half-hour starting in 2020.
Mike Francesa will do politics plus sports in his new Radio.com show because “There’s no political coverage anywhere that’s unbiased”
Noted Donald Trump supporter Mike Francesa told Julie Stewart-Binks he plans to do "down the middle" political coverage on his new Radio.com show, which he feels isn't seen elsewhere. "There's not a show, there's no political coverage anywhere that is unbiased, it's all biased. It's either left or right. It is so significantly left or right."
Bart Scott is reportedly set to leave WFAN and join ESPN, with his role including a daily show on ESPN New York and...
ESPN NY is going local in the afternoons, and they're bringing in Scott towards that end.
Former radio partners Mike Francesa and Chris “Mad Dog” Russo dissent on Astros’ sign-stealing, with Francesa wrong on the facts
"Did you ever realize the games are on a delay? Depending on whether the game is on a real line or a satellite line. The game can be on a three-to-five second delay, also. You didn't bring that part up. Okay?"
Mike Francesa is leaving his afternoon show in December, but will continue at Radio.com and possibly also at WFAN
"I am leaving afternoon drive this December. Details to come."
Mike Francesa appears to fart on air while criticizing Adam Gase, then spends a lot of time denying he supplied it
The New York Daily News ran a story wondering if Francesa farted on-air Monday morning, so logically, Francesa spent a lot of his afternoon show denying that.
