Craig Carton

Craig Carton is a dynamic American radio and television personality, celebrated for his engaging sports commentary and impactful work in broadcasting. After achieving the highest-rated morning show in KKFN’s history in Denver and later leading KBPI to the market’s top-rated local morning program, Craig Carton established himself as a prominent voice in sports broadcasting. He began his professional career at WGR Radio in Buffalo in 1991, followed by roles at WWWE in Cleveland in 1992 and WIP in Philadelphia in 1993, where he earned the moniker ‘The Kid’. Moving to New York City in late 2000, he joined WNEW-FM’s Sports Guys morning radio program.

Beyond his live sports commentary, Carton is also the author of ‘Loudmouth: Tales (and Fantasies) of Sports, Sex, and Salvation from Behind the Microphone,’ a book released in 2013 offering insights into his personal and professional journey. He hosts a dedicated weekly program, ‘Hello, My Name Is Craig,’ which addresses gambling addiction, drawing from his personal experiences and commitment to public service. Furthermore, in 2013, he established the Tic Toc Stop foundation, which actively raises funds and awareness for Tourette syndrome, providing crucial support through initiatives such as Camp Carton. Craig Carton’s distinguished career trajectory will be further recognized with his induction into the New York State Broadcasters Association’s Hall of Fame in October 2024.