Galloway leaving WBAP for ESPN
Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2003 8:49 am
By Richie Whitt, Star-Telegram Staff Writer
The host of Texas' longest-running sports talk-radio show is moving to ESPN Radio after almost two decades at WBAP/820 AM, which has shifted its emphasis from sports-related programming to conservative political programming during the past several years.
Star-Telegram columnist Randy Galloway, whose weeknight Sports at Six has aired on WBAP since 1985, will debut on the all-sports station in mid-July. His time slot has not been determined.
WBAP, a sister station of the ESPN station, KESN/103.3 FM, is expected to announce Galloway's departure today.
The host of Texas' longest-running sports talk-radio show is moving to ESPN Radio after almost two decades at WBAP/820 AM, which has shifted its emphasis from sports-related programming to conservative political programming during the past several years.
Star-Telegram columnist Randy Galloway, whose weeknight Sports at Six has aired on WBAP since 1985, will debut on the all-sports station in mid-July. His time slot has not been determined.
WBAP, a sister station of the ESPN station, KESN/103.3 FM, is expected to announce Galloway's departure today.