- WTSO
Infobox Radio station
name = WTSO
city =
area = Madison, Wisconsin
branding = "Madison's ESPN Radio 1070"
slogan = "Where Sports Lives" and "Madison's Only All-Sports Station"
airdate =
frequency = 1070 kHz AM
format =Sports radio
power = 10.0 kW (Day)
5.0 kW (Night)
erp =
class = B
callsign_meaning = From the station's frequency, Ten Seven O
former_callsigns = WKOW
owner =Clear Channel Communications
sister_stations =WIBA (AM) ,WIBA-FM ,WMAD ,WXXM ,WZEE
webcast =
website = [http://www.espn1070.com espn1070.com]
affiliations =ESPN Radio WTSO (1070 AM kHz) is a radio station in the
Madison, Wisconsin area. The station is owned byClear Channel Communications and airs asports radio format featuring programming fromESPN Radio . The station identifies itself as "Madison's ESPN Radio 1070" (pronunced on-air as "Ten-Seven-O"). Previous formats in the station's history have includedcountry music ,talk radio , andadult standards .Though WTSO's daily schedule relies heavily on
ESPN Radio programming, the station does feature local afternoon programming, including "On Wisconsin w/ Brian Posick" (2-3PM), which concentrates on Wisconsin sports, and "Heller & Murphy" (3-6PM), a general sports talk program hosted by Mike Heller and Owen Murphy. WTSO was the original Madison home of Jim Rome's national radio show, a program that now airs onWTLX (after an aborted format flip onWXXM that would have seen Rome's show move to that station).WTSO's live sports coverage includes broadcasts of
Milwaukee Bucks basketball andNASCAR events from MRN Radio and PRN Radio, as well as local high school events, including championships in theWisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association . WTSO also airs live broadcasts ofMilwaukee Brewers baseball andWisconsin Badgers athletics should those events conflict with the schedule of their normal home, sister station WIBA-AM.External links
* [http://www.espn1070.com WTSO Website]
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