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1580 The Fanatic To Launch In Phoenix

Posted: 29 Jan 2017 02:05 PM PST
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CRC Broadcasting will launch Sports 1580 The Fanatic KQFN Tempe/Phoenix on
Monday, February 13.
The new format will feature content from CBS Sports Radio and SB Nation
Radio along with 8-10 hours of local weekday programming. The stations
daytime lineup includes The Morning Fanatics with K-Ray and Bauer from
6-9am, Fouhy on The Fanatic from 9-10am, CBS Sports Radios Jim Rome from
10am-12pm, The Daily Blender with Jeffry O’Brien from 12-2pm, The Dean’s
List with Jeff Dean from 2-3pm, Mike Roc Muraco and Dan Manuch Manucci with
Shawn Crespin from 3-6pm. Additional local shows not yet listed will air
from 6-9pm and network programming from 9pm-6am and weekends.
Roc Manuch currently air on Hubbard Sports NBC Sports 1060 KDUS and will
finish out there with this weeks broadcasts from the Super Bowl in Houston.
CRC purchased 1580 KHEP (The former Radio Disney KMIK) from Gabrielle
Broadcasting along with the CP for 99.1 Tempe in November for $450,000. The
station has been mostly silent since Gabrielle acquired it from Disney in
2015 for $1.4 million. The station will relocate to the tower of Gabrielles
1280 KXEG with 50kW day/95w night.
KQFN will also rebroadcast on both 99.1 K256CY Tempe (broadcasting from
Fountain Hills in North Scottsdale) and 99.3 K257CD Phoenix. K257CD has
been rebroadcasting CRCs Money Radio 1510 KFNN Mesa, who will its FM
rebroadcast to 105.3 K287BX Mesa.
KQFN joins a very crowded Phoenix sports radio battle including Bonnevilles
Arizona Sports 98.7 KMVP-FM and ESPN 620 KTAR, iHeartMedias Fox Sports 910
KGME, and KDUS.


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FCC Report 1/29: WDNC Applies For Downgrade

Posted: 29 Jan 2017 12:00 PM PST
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Capitol Broadcasting Sports 620 The Buzz WDNC Durham NC applies to
downgrade from a Class B to Class D while relocating to the tower of 1490
WDUR Durham with 1.5kW day/41w nights.This content is for Premium Annual
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