Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Gary Braun is a Washington, DC sports talk-radio personality and business owner. He is a regular contributor to The Tony Kornheiser Show and owner of Braun Film and Video, Inc. Braun began his career at Sport Radio 570 – The Team in May 1992, as a board op/producer, and joined The Tony Kornheiser Show in that role in the fall of 1992, upon the departure of Greg Garcia. He remained a part of The Tony Kornheiser Show and occupied various other roles at the station until leaving in 1997 to join Braun Film and Video Inc., a production company. Gary returned to show as a co-host in 2004 and remained until April 2006, when the show went on hiatus due to Kornheiser's role on ESPN's Monday Night Football.Braun resurfaced in July 2006 as a co-host, along with Kevin Sheehan, of The John Riggins Show, on Triple X ESPN Radio, where he remained until the show was cancelled in July 2008.Braun began to appear regularly as a co-host on The Tony Kornheiser Show again, when it returned to WTEM (now ESPN980) in September 2009."@en }
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- Gary_Braun abstract "Gary Braun is a Washington, DC sports talk-radio personality and business owner. He is a regular contributor to The Tony Kornheiser Show and owner of Braun Film and Video, Inc. Braun began his career at Sport Radio 570 – The Team in May 1992, as a board op/producer, and joined The Tony Kornheiser Show in that role in the fall of 1992, upon the departure of Greg Garcia. He remained a part of The Tony Kornheiser Show and occupied various other roles at the station until leaving in 1997 to join Braun Film and Video Inc., a production company. Gary returned to show as a co-host in 2004 and remained until April 2006, when the show went on hiatus due to Kornheiser's role on ESPN's Monday Night Football.Braun resurfaced in July 2006 as a co-host, along with Kevin Sheehan, of The John Riggins Show, on Triple X ESPN Radio, where he remained until the show was cancelled in July 2008.Braun began to appear regularly as a co-host on The Tony Kornheiser Show again, when it returned to WTEM (now ESPN980) in September 2009.".