I leave KXnO excited to be a better husband, son, friend and human being."
The 3-6 time slot is an honor to fill, but also takes a major toll on family when you have young kids (especially when you have aspirations to be the best little league softball coach in the metro). "I recently made the decision to leave KXnO as a daily host to focus on my young family. He is now a brother who will be family forever. I now have two beautiful daughters Cami (7) and Elyse (2), who I love more than I knew was even possible.
"When I was attending journalism school at Iowa State in the mid 2000s, my dream was to one day host a sports talk show on the iconic 1460 KXnO," Williams wrote in his farewell post. "For the last seven-plus years, I have had the privilege to live this dream. The show is broadcast locally in Des Moines on 1460 AM and 106.3 FM weekdays from 3 p.m.
Williams has co-hosted "The Sports Fanatics" with Ross Peterson for the last seven-plus years. Watch Video: Iowa State’s Bill Fennelly talks about what Title IX has meant to college athleticsĭes Moines' sports radio scene will sound a little different now.Ĭhris Williams, longtime co-host of "The Sports Fanatics" on KXnO, is leaving the Des Moines radio station, he announced Thursday.
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