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Bruno Returns to Fox Sports Radio for Late Nights


Veteran sports/talker Tony Bruno will return to Fox Sports Radio beginning August 10. He rejoins the network line-up for the 10pm-1am weekdays. Produced by The Content Factory, "Into the Night with Tony Bruno" will feature Bruno's takes on the day in sports, as well as pop culture and lifestyle.

As part of the move, Fox Sports Radio's JT "The Brick" shifts to 1-6am slot, giving JT one hour of AM drive time on the east coast.

"I'm proud to be a part of the team at Fox Sports Radio and excited about the growth and development of the network," commented Bruno. "My program provides the perfect landscape for speaking with athletes, celebrities and fans about the biggest and most important stories and sports topics."

"I'm thrilled to continue my partnership with the Fox Sports Radio Network," commented JT. "What we've accomplished over the last eight years has been amazing, and I look forward to broadening my audience in this new timeslot."

"Tony Bruno is one of sports-talk radio's most talented personalities, and we couldn't be more exited to welcome him back to the network," commented Fox Sports Radio VP/GM Don Martin. "This is a significant step in the growth of Fox Sports Radio. Tony and JT will create a one-two punch that will dominate the evening hours."

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