Howard Eskin denies allegations that he grabbed female colleague before WIP exit

Sources: Howard Eskin forcibly grabbed female Audacy employee during altercation

The incident on Dec. 9 began as an argument before escalating into a physical confrontation following a remote broadcast Eskin hosted with Eagles player Brandon Graham.

Longtime Philly Sports Radio Host Out After Yelling at a Female Employee — Months After Being Banned From Stadium For Behavior

Longtime Philadelphia sports radio host Howard Eskin reportedly left 94.1 WIP after shouting at a female employee of the station.

Howard Eskin shouted at female WIP employee before exit from radio station

Well-known Philadelphia sports radio host Howard Eskin reportedly shouted at a female employee shortly before he abruptly left 94.1 WIP last month.

Howard Eskin allegedly grabbed female employee in incident that led to his WIP radio exit

Former WIP sports radio host Howard Eskin allegedly “forcibly grabbed” a woman — who is an employee of Audacy, the station’s parent company — during an argument that escalated into an altercation on Dec. 9 at Chickie’s & Pete’s following a remote broadcast, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Inquirer, which initially reported Thursday that Eskin, 73, shouted at a female WIP employee at the south Philadelphia restaurant, also noted that …

Howard Eskin reportedly freaked out on female employee at WIP before exit

Philadelphia sports radio has long been a hotbed of passionate debate and fiery personalities, but few figures have been as polarizing as Howard Eskin. Known for his bombastic style and unapologetic opinions, Eskin abruptly departed 94.1 WIP last month after nearly 40 years on the air. While his departure was framed as a mutual parting of ways, reports of troubling incidents have cast a shadow over the legacy of the self-proclaimed “King.”The In…

Philadelphia Inquirer reports details of Howard Eskin's departure from WIP

Legendary Philadelphia sports radio host Howard Eskin left 94WIP just before Christmas, and now we know why. A new story from Philadelphia Iniquirer reporter Matt Breen fills in the gaps from Eskin’s messy exit. Eskin was banned from covering the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park for what the Inquirer later revealed was an inappropriate advance toward an Aramark employee who served at the stadium. WIP parent company Audacy launched an …