The report adds that stations are poised to follow last year’s growth of 33% with another strong year, with digital sales forecast to grow 22%, approaching the $2 billion mark. According to the 10 th annual benchmarking report on the industry’s digital activities from the Radio Advertising Bureau, local radio stations hit the jackpot with digital sales last year, generating $1.5 billion. We want to make you laugh when you tune into the show.” We couldn’t be more pumped! We all have enough problems in our lives. Cumulus Media says “The Pete McMurray Show” that also features Chicago performer Lisa Kotara and veteran Chicago radio personality Rob Martier and will “serve up two hours of Chicago-style laughter, lifestyle and local content” and “cover entertainment, celebrities, sports, politics, social issues, and everything that is topical and fun in a highly listenable format that feels like an evening spent with friends.” McMurray comments, “We are SO EXCITED to be back on the radio in Chicago, especially the ‘WLS 50,000-watt blowtorch!’ WLS is our 7th station added in six months to our growing Illinois and Northwest Indiana network. WLS-AM, Chicago Adds ‘The Pete McMurray Show.’ Windy City news/talk WLS-AM, is picking up the weekend program starring market media pro Pete McMurray that will air Saturdays from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Chris Canty will continue hosting afternoons with rotating guest hosts joining him for now. The Post report says a source told it ESPN made an offer to Golic Jr. joined ESPN in 2015 and originally contributed to the “Golic & Wingo” show with his father, Mike Golic, and Trey Wingo. simply put, ESPN changed my life in ways I will never be able to properly express my gratitude for.” As the Post notes, Golic Jr.

it was 6.5 years of my professional life, but really it’s been all I’ve ever known.

didn’t respond to a request for a comment, he tweeted, “life update” tweet: yesterday was officially my last day at ESPN. has left his role as co-host of the 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm ET show alongside Chris Canty. According to a piece in the New York Post, Mike Golic Jr.

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