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вЂњWeвЂ™re confident this new edition will help take this legacy brand to the next level while offering a unique and fresh outlook on the most relevant topics each week.вЂќ вЂњWeвЂ™ve been discussing for a while a show that вЂrebootsвЂ™ the heritage and equity of the old Sports Huddle while exhibiting a new energy and more expansive template for Pete and Mike to talk about all the various topics theyвЂ™re passionate about,вЂќ said Brad Lane, Brand Manager, 830 WCCO. The new crew is bringing their flair to the Minnesota sports scene with big-name interviews and listener interaction. The Minnesota sports-focused show returns after previously being hosted by the late Sid Hartman and Dave Mona for over 40 years. to 12 p.m CT on WCCO with hosts Mike Max and Pete Najarian.

Sterling and his listeners have a damn good time doing it one day at a time.Audacy announced it is bringing The Sports HuddleВ back to 830 WCCO in Minneapolis, MN. It's therapeutic entertainment for the masses. Most of all, Sterling is about entertaining his audience while finding the truth, engaging his listeners and making fun of the human species, including himself. Through sarcasm, outrageous humor and irreverent attitude, Sterling regularly exposes politicians, the media and anyone else who deserves to be questioned. Listeners are entertained and feel better for being a part of his shows and getting the facts. He is ahead of the curve and always knows what is going on- in your city, the US and around the world. Making sense of the senseless, Sterling engages newsmakers, entertainers and callers in conversation that is sometimes outrageous, occasionally controversial and always thought provoking. Going out on his own, Sterling can now be found on a growing number of legendary talk stations- KSTP, WHAS, KDKA and WLW to name a few- filling in for some of the biggest names in the industry. In October of 2004 Sterling began a new path in radio. Sterling also became a regular guest commentator on вЂњhot buttonвЂќ issues both on local television news and newspapers. He entertained the masses from different locations around the city - from the Summer of Sterlingв„ў to Homeless and Aloneв„ў in the winter, where he annually broadcasted outside for several days while collecting truck loads of food, clothing, furniture and toys for those less fortunate. Sterling thrived in the evenings and become a high profile member of Columbus media. In addition to doing an evening talk show on WTVN, he also handled afternoon drive and the Music Director position for the now defunct alternative rocker- 105.7 FM Channel Z.

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In June of 1999, Sterling jumped at the opportunity to do a full time talk show for WTVN, and moved, once again, this time to Columbus, Ohio. Who knew? Well, the audience was about to speak. Eventually, this move proved to be life altering when Sterling was asked to try talk radio on The Big One, 700 WLW.ДЄpparently, the powers that be at WLW found SterlingвЂ™s attitude, varied interests and his desire to understand what makes people tick, compelling. This change brought Sterling back to Ohio to do afternoons as Assistant Program Director for alternative WAQZ in Cincinnati- where City Beat readers voted him personality of the year two years in a row. He soon ended up at WRNO, known then as the Rock of New Orleans as Music Director and evening host, where he enjoyed more than his share of chicory coffee, beignets, Г©touffГ©e and yet another station sale, format flip and premature discharge. Eventually, Sterling found an appropriate outlet for his energies getting his start at rock stations the Big WAZU and WTUE, while gaining valuable experience in format changes and termination of employment. It appears that this extended alone time, with radio, television, library books and the voices in his head led him down a dark hallway and into his college radio station. Due to the miracles of modern medicine and the pillвЂ™s 2% failure rate, Sterling was born and raised as a latchkey kid in Dayton, Ohio.

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