Jonesing For News Ep. 15

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After a week off, the hottest podcast on the net is back!

On episode 15, we hit on all kinds of subjects with many focusing on the election that just happened and how the people in TV news covered it, how they reacted, and what the future holds for the industry moving forward. 

I can't list everything we covered on this podcast, so just listen and see what you think? 

Listen below, or on your favorite podcasting platforms like Apple, Spotify, Google, and more.

How Has This Guy Not Been Fired Yet?

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I am shocked that Gray Television has not seen this and if they have, that they have not fired this employee?

Also, the fact that this is 2020 and we are still dealing with people that think like this is disgusting.

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Changing Channels....

Changing Channels....

3 KINGS ENTERTAINMENT (“3KE”), a BLUE EQUITY SPORTS TELEVISION (“BEST”) company is pleased to announce the following job placements:

ZUBIN MEHENTI is promoted to co-host ESPN Radio’s new morning show, “Keyshawn, Jay and Zubin”, from 6-10 a.m. and can be heard nationally on SiriusXM, the ESPN App and ESPNRadio.com, as well as, via digital distributors Apple Music, iHeartRadio, TuneIn and will also be simulcast on ESPN2 from 6-8 a.m. and ESPNEWS from 6-10 a.m. Zubin will also continue to host select editions of SportsCenter going forward.

JOHN SCHRIFFEN joins ESPN as a play-by-play announcer, host, and reporter for all of the network’s programs and platforms based in Los Angeles. Previously, John worked for both CBS Sports and the NFL Network.

TIM MURRAY joins VSiN in Las Vegas as a host and will contribute across all of the network’s programs and platforms. Previously, Tim was co-host for “The Daily Line” on NBC Sports Radio in Washington, DC.

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