Sean Baligian Bio | Wiki
Sean Baligian is a famous American sports radio broadcaster. As of now, he works as the podcast host of X’s and Bro’s podcast alongside Matt Shepard. Sean was on the Detroit sports airwaves for WDFN and WJR. Furthermore, he also works at WJR 760 on the morning show alongside Paul W. Smith.
Sean Baligian Age
He was born in Livonia, Michigan, United States of America. However, Sean has remained confidential with his personal details such as his age or his dates of birth despite being a public figure. Therefore, his age is still not readily available.
Sean Baligian Height
He is a man of average stature. Sean stands at a height of 5 ft 9 in ( Approx 1.75m).
Sean Baligian Family
He was born in Livonia, Michigan, in the United States to his loving and caring mother and father. However, Sean has not babbled salient data with regard to his devoted parents or whether he has any siblings. Therefore, Sean’s whereabouts are at this present moment not available.
Sean Baligian Wife
He is a married man. Sean is happily married to his wife. However, he has not shared paramount information with reference to his loving and caring wife. Therefore, Sean’s wife’s whereabouts are currently not available.
Sean Baligian Children
He is a proud father of two children. More details with respect to Sean’s children will be updated promptly.
Sean Baligian Education
He is a high school graduate. Sean graduated from Livonia Stevenson High School.
Sean Baligian Podcast
As of now, he hosts X’s and Bro’s podcast. Here, Sean co-hosts the comedy podcast alongside Matt Shepard. It dives in-depth into the major sporting world with some of the debut guest interviews. Moreover, the podcast is also available on Apple Podcasts among other online sources.
Sean Baligian WDFN | WJR
In 1995, he started his radio career in Toledo, Ohio, at WSPD as a producer and reporter. Sean was named host and sports director of The Evening Sports Show in 1997. Baligian broadcasts various sports for the station including CCHA hockey and OHL hockey. He was the analyst for both University of Toledo basketball and football.
Sean started working part-time in Detroit for WJR in 1998. He was doing a Sunday call-in show. Sean alongside former Lion Greg Landry worked on the Detroit Lions post-game show. In May 1999, he started working for WDFN and left WSPD in August 1999 to work full-time for WDFN. Sean hosted It is What It Is, the 9:00 am–12:00 pm show.
He co-hosted a WDFN seasonal weekly hockey program titled Ice Time alongside Greg Brady, a fellow WDFN personality. Again in 2004, Sean would briefly work for both WSPD and WDFN. He relocated his Toledo afternoon sports talk show to WCWA in May of that year when the station went all-sports. Clear Channel owns all three stations.
During the football season, Sean writes a fantasy football blog for Mlive.com. Additionally, his fantasy football column can also be seen in The Detroit News. He has also started Men Eating All the Tasty Animals (MEATA), the underground movement in response to all the media coverage offered to PETA for its every action because of its fashionable support by certain high-profile celebrities.
Sean was named Best Radio Sports Talk Host on October 17, 2007, by the Detroit Metro Times for the people, places, and things that make metro Detroit great. On October 21, 2007, he hosted Cornbread Corner, the first edition of the renamed Detroit Lions postgame show. Sean also wrote for In Play! Magazine. There, he wrote a monthly column starting with the debuting issue in April 2007.
It was announced by WDFN on January 20, 2009, that Sean among other WDFN hosts was being let go as the station would start to air syndicated national sports content. He began an afternoon drive show on Monday, August 17, 2009, in Grand Rapids, MI, on the new ESPN 96.1, with Ryan Terpstra. Sean resumed hosting the morning show on WDFN on Tuesday, September 8, 2009, from Monday through Friday, 7:00 am to 10:00 am.
He announced on Monday, October 24, 2011, that he was parting ways with WDFN. Sean returned to Grand Rapids to ESPN 96.1 on November 28, 2011. He hosted It Is What It Is, a new show with a familiar name from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM on Monday through Friday. For over ten years, he has been the play-by-play radio voice of Wayne State University’s Warrior football. Moreover, Sean joined Woodward Sports Network in late 2020.
Sean Baligian Email
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Sean Baligian Salary
He spawns his monthly earnings working as the podcast host of X’s and Bro’s podcast. Sean pockets an estimated salary of $86,616 annually.
Sean Baligian Net Worth
Having been working in the journalism field with a total proficiency of more than two and a half decades now, he has managed to garner quite a good affluence in his career thus far. Online resources estimate Sean’s net worth to be $990,136.
Who Is Sean Baligian
He is a prominent American sports radio broadcaster who at this present moment works as the podcast host of X’s and Bro’s podcast alongside Matt Shepard. Sean was on the Detroit sports airwaves for WDFN and WJR.
How Tall Is Sean Baligian
He is a man of average stature who stands at a height of 5 feet 9 inches which is approximately 1.75m.
How Old Is Sean Baligian
His age is currently unavailable. Sean was born in Livonia, Michigan, United States. However, he has not gone public with his personal details such as his age or his dates of birth despite being a prominent public figure. Hence, we can hardly state when Sean relishes and commemorates his birthday.