Current Programming
Local weekday programming on WKNR includes Munch in the Morning hosted by Mark "Munch" Bishop and T. J. Zuppe early mornings, The Really Big Show hosted by Tony Rizzo and Aaron Goldhammer late mornings, and The Hooligans hosted by Bruce Hooley, Greg Brinda, and Chris Fedor in afternoon drive. Cleveland Browns Daily hosted by Vic Carrucci; 3 Deep hosted by Je'Rod Cherry, Will Burge, and Emmett Golden; and ESPN Cleveland Sports Night hosted by Michael Reghi, Kenny Roda, and Dave Denatale all air in the evening hours. The Really Big Show ranks 72nd in the "2012 Heavy Hundred of Sports Talk" published by Talkers magazine.
Syndicated weekday programs include Mike and Mike in the Morning from ESPN Radio in morning drive, hours two and three of The Jim Rome Show from Premiere Networks middays, and SportsCenter from ESPN Radio overnight.
Local seasonal programming includes The Golf Show hosted by Greg Brinda and local PGA pro Jimmy Hanlin Saturday mornings; High School Hysteria Rewind Saturday mornings (covering football and boys' basketball specifically during their respective seasons); Inside Football hosted by Bruce Hooley, Je'Rod Cherry, and Tony Grossi Friday afternoons; extensive local pregame and postgame shows for Ohio State Buckeyes football games and Cleveland Browns games; and OSU Radio Network football programming such as Buckeyes Roundtable Monday nights, and head coach Urban Meyer's program Thursday nights.
WKNR airs a range of play-by-play programming. It shares flagship duties for Lake Erie Monsters hockey with WHKW, and serves as the Cleveland affiliate for Ohio State football and men's basketball; MLB on ESPN Radio; NBA on ESPN Radio; and NASCAR coverage via Motor Racing Network (MRN) and Performance Racing Network (PRN). In addition, ESPN 850 airs coverage of the Mid-American Conference (MAC) men's and women's basketball tournaments; NCAA football from ESPN Radio; NCAA men's basketball from both ESPN Radio and Dial Global, and high school football (The "High School Hysteria" Game of the Week) Friday nights (and occasional Saturday games as well).
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