Jim Interviews Sports Radio Madman Scott Ferrall. Scott Ferrall describes his wild ride and the ups and downs in his radio career.

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Jim Rome left Clear Channel's ( CCMO) Premiere Radio Networks and Scott Ferrall will join CBS after seven years at SiriusXM ( SIRI - Get Report). Rome already hosts a show for the CBS Sports Network, a cable television entity that, relative to ESPN and the NBC Sports Network, has limited penetration. Long ago, Rome made the transition from radio guy to multimedia personality. With Rome's role expanded across platforms, it might make sense for CBS to do the same with Ferrall

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Scott Ferrall (born July 29, 1965) is an American sports talk radio personality who currently broadcasts for CBS Sports Radio with the program Ferrall on the Bench. His raspy voice is easily recognizable by his crackling

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Scott Ferrall joined CBS Sports Radio from SiriusXM, where he hosted The Scott Ferrall Show. His background includes extensive experience across radio, television, and online, both nationally and locally. He has worked for SportsNet New York, several NHL properties, FOX Sports Radio, and Sportsfan Radio Network, as well as major market stations in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, Miami and Pittsburgh.

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