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DJs
Scott Van Pelt
Joined by Ryen Russillo, The Scott Van Pelt Show show adopts the atmosphere of two pals talking sports, sharing their opinions and personalities with listeners and viewers who will be encouraged to share calls, e-mails and photos, which is displayed on the show’s page on ESPNRadio.com. Scott Van Pelt continues to anchor the 9 p.m. SportsCenter four nights a week.
Van Pelt joined ESPN from The Golf Channel (1994-2000) in Spring 2001 as the network’s lead professional golf reporter, and has become one of SportCenter’s primary anchors
Colin Cowherd
The Herd with Colin Cowherd has been ESPN Radio’s 8:00AM to 11:00AM show since March of 2004. The Herd features topical commentary on the day’s most important sports news, perspective on the top stories and interviews with the biggest newsmakers. Colin brings you his personality, his humor, and his unique perspective on sports. The show takes sports issues and broadens them out into a lifestyle-type show that appeals to a mass audience. The mission of the show is to inform, entertain, and make people think.
Mike and Mike
Featuring co-hosts Mike Greenberg and former NFL player Mike Golic, a regular on ESPN2′s NFL Live, Mike & Mike in the Morning is ESPN’s personality-driven sports talk morning drive show. The show combines a mix of live guest interviews, analysis, breaking sports news coverage and opinion, all presented in a thoroughly entertaining format. Mike & Mike airs on over 350 stations around the country. All four hours of the show are simulcast on ESPN2 reaching 93 million homes, and the “Best of Mike & Mike” airs weekday afternoons on ESPN.
Monster
Mando “The Monster” Medina is the KLAQ Morning Show’s producer and resident bad-ass. Monster is also the host of "Crunchtime," a weekly sports talk show that can be heard on KROD 600 AM Saturdays from 10 am-1pm.
A rasslin’ fan from childhood, Monster actually had his own rasslin’ talk show back in the day, loved and respected for its hard-hitting interviews, scintillating conversation and wry observations on the rich and meaningful world of sports entertainment – all made more incredible by the fact it was accomplished by using words of no more than two syllables.
Monster’s exploration into the many meanings and uses of the word “Guey” still stands as a seminal radio achievement.
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Brandon Cohn
Ever since he was a little kid, Brandon Cohn has been an out going person. Brandon was born in Los Angeles and lived there until he was 8. Cohn briefly moved to El Paso for a couple of years before moving to Chicago with his mom and sister in 1989. While residing in Chicago Brandon became interested in sports. He attended numerous Bulls, White Sox, Cubs, Bears, and Blackhawks games. In 1991 Brandon moved back to El Paso to live with his father.
Chad Middleton
I was in the Golf Industry for most of my life and was ready for a career change. All my life, friends and family told me I needed to be in sports broadcasting. My wife sent an email to the BMG, I spoke to Michael Madden and got in the program. I was an Intern at 600 ESPN El Paso under my mentor Steve Kaplowitz, for six months and four months after my internship through doing anything and everything I could, I became Steve's producer for his show, SportsTalk
Steve Kaplowitz
Steve Kaplowitz, originally from New York, moved to El Paso in 1978. After graduating from Coronado High School and receiving his bachelor’s of arts in broadcast journalism from the University of Texas in 1995, he returned to El Paso to pursue a career in radio. In 1996, Steve began hosting a weekend sports talk show on KROD 600. One year later, he took over as the station’s Program Director and moved into weekday afternoon timeslot as the host of Sportstalk