Len Weiner announces retirement after 44 years in sports radio
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 4:08 AM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Len Weiner, a prominent figure in sports radio, is set to retire on August 31 after 44 years in the industry. He began his career at WFAN in 1986 and has spent the last 12 years programming Miami stations 790 The Ticket and 104.3 WQAM. Weiner cited the passion of his Miami colleagues and a desire for new challenges as reasons for his departure. He plans to remain connected to WQAM in an advisory role if needed and hopes to stay involved in sports radio in some capacity while focusing on family and personal projects.
- •Weiner has been a key figure in Miami sports radio for over a decade.
- •He announced his retirement to WQAM staff recently, prompting positive reactions.
- •Weiner plans to assist WQAM in an advisory role post-retirement.
- •He aims to travel more and work on independent projects after August 31.
- 4:08 AMYahoo Sports — Len Weiner Retiring After Helping Shape Sports Radio for More Than Four Decades
""I loved working in Miami because it’s been more of a challenge to do things here sports-wise. The passion and creativity of the people I work with I will surely miss." The post Len Weiner Retiring After Helping Shape Sports Radio for More Than Four Decades appeared first on Barrett Media.
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