Who owns kfan

Is this a sign that conservative radio is fading? The swap, then, is partly because sports has the bigger upside.

KFAN is currently simulcast on one, Fritz sold them the AM version 20 years ago. However, chances are dim that the corporation would rebrand L. Neither are taken.

Its owner, CBS, is about to flip a Cleveland music station to create an FM sports station ; it has done similarly in Boston, Pittsburgh and Dallas, among other major markets. A year ago, the Hubbards secured a two-year deal through Although ratings were decent initially, the station's overall performance was disappointing.

WLOL remained on This was the first smooth jazz station since KMJZ Smooth Jazz During its time in operation, KJZI would have a place in the local Minnesota State Fair where they would have shirts, mouse pads and other gear for the public to take or purchase.

For two years, Smooth Jazz Proceeds of the CD went to various charities in the Twin Cities that helped promote children play music. The generous move was lauded by many in the media. KJZI Logo. The station had also resumed carrying Vikings football broadcasts. Congressional recognition for his reporting on the 35W Bridge collapse. Initially, the new talk station was not much of a ratings success, but over time, KTLK began to see ratings growth in the Metro area. The low-power signal at The company planned to simulcast the talk station's signal on FM translator Consist of sports, some local and world news, and the world of entertainment.

Lambert is also host of an infrequent program called, "Saturdays with Sauce" which is a Dark Star production. Formerly was the P. He is known for his dramatic, intense calls of exciting moments of Viking's games.

The show features a mix of sports and political discussions both on local and national levels. Despite being on a sports-talk station, Cole at times rarely talks about any sports other than golf and boxing — a fact he is proud of. Common is well known for his esoteric takes and remarkable ability to predict future events like when Brad Radke will give up his first home run. Another common theme on the show is extended periods of dead air, sometimes lasting up to 10 seconds, in which he plays an elevator theme song that makes the silence less awkward.

Mileski, who is also the Coon Rapids High School varsity boy's hockey coach. The show consists of Barreiro's insights on both popular culture issues and sports, discussing the most important events of the day.

Bumper to Bumper is also known to feature satirical call-in segments with eccentric Green Bay Packers fan Carl Gerbschmidt , who appears to be a fictional character. Barreiro is well known for asking very long questions that are more of a soliloquy than a question. Video Games Weekly : Tuesdays, hosted by Paul Charchian, who discusses new video games for many different platforms.

Game Informer, owned by Gamestop Corporation, is a monthly magazine based out of Minneapolis. Saturdays 5 am-6 am, Outdoors Live with Doug Leier. The hosts share their hunting and fishing experiences and strategies, along with insights on outdoor issues. All sports are covered in the show, but much of it revolves around the NBA. Minnesota Viking Broadcast : Pregame coverage of Vikings games starts two hours before the day's Vikings game usually on Sunday but some times on Monday if the Vikings have a Monday Night Football game.

Pregame was usually hosted by "Mr. Sideline insight is brought to the game by former Viking Punter Greg Coleman. The postgame report is also hosted by Mussman and includes interviews from multiple Vikings players and coaching staff which are conducted by Greg Coleman.

Viking Fan Line : Starts right after the Vikings post-game report and lasts about two hours. Mike Morris and Corey Cove take fan post-game reaction and provide their insight on what the fans think. Vikings Uncensored : Mondays during Vikings season. They interview a star Viking player from the game on Sunday. The program is not broadcast if the Vikings have a Monday Night Football game.

The Preview examines the day's Packers game. Fantasy Football Weekly : Saturdays during the football season. Hosted by Paul Charchian since Typical shows will offer advice and predictions for almost players each week. Fantasy football questions are answered on this show, primarily during "Lightning Round" at the end of the show.

Callers are known to call a couple of hours before the show is on-air to be put on hold. Saturdays with Sauce : Saturdays. Meatsauce covers all sports, and mainly focuses on reliving past Minnesota sports moments. Lambert often features his unsuccessful stand-up comedy routine on air, to the displeasure of his co-hosts. Tee to Green : Saturdays. Golf related show hosted by Dan Cole during the summer months, talks all things golf related with co-host and master teaching professional Craig Waryn.

Strike Radio : Saturdays. Fox Sports Radio : On when none of the programs above are on the air. Paul Allen usually has in-depth questioning and discussion with the coaches, usually relating to the week before and upcoming. Beyond The Pond : Hockey related show during the winter months.