WBAL to Launch New Ravens Daily Radio Show
The daily program will debut on November 9, 2026, and air weekdays from the team training facility.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Football
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Beginning November 9, 2026, WBAL will debut the new radio show Ravens Daily. The program will air on weekdays from 3pm to 5pm, originating directly from the Baltimore Ravens training facility.
Why it matters
The show is designed to provide fans with increased access to the team through exclusive interviews and team coverage. It will be produced by Ravens Productions and broadcast on both WBAL radio frequencies and digital platforms.
The program will air weekdays in the 3-5pm timeslot on WBAL AM 1090 and FM 101.5. This new show replaces the former WBAL Sports Lounge, which was hosted by Glenn Clark until late August 2026.
The players
Kyle Youmans
He is an appointed host for the new Ravens Daily radio program.
Michael Pierce
He is an appointed host for the new Ravens Daily radio program.
Ravens Productions
This is the production entity responsible for creating the new daily radio program.
WBAL
This is the Baltimore-based radio station that will air the new sports programming.
Glenn Clark
He was the former host of the WBAL Sports Lounge, which occupied the afternoon timeslot until August 2026.
The details
Hosts Kyle Youmans and Michael Pierce will lead the year-round broadcast, which features interviews with current and former players, team officials, and NFL media personalities. The show is set to air on WBAL radio and various Ravens digital platforms.
Timeline
Late August 2026: The WBAL Sports Lounge ceased broadcasting.
November 9, 2026: Ravens Daily officially launches on WBAL.
Season Trajectory
The launch of Ravens Daily follows the industry trend of professional teams bringing broadcast production in-house. This move allows the organization to control its own broadcast narrative while providing constant content to the local market.
Baltimore listeners can find the new program on WBAL AM 1090 and FM 101.5 starting this November. The shift removes the previous WBAL Sports Lounge format from the 3pm to 5pm afternoon drive rotation.
The takeaway
The addition of a year-round team-produced show signals a deeper integration between the franchise and its local media partners. Fans looking for consistent team updates should adjust their radio presets to the WBAL frequencies in advance of the November launch.
Further reading
For more on the local sports media landscape, visit Baltimore Football.
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