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Jan 8, 2012 · Brian Henderson, or Henny as he's called, was a part of the 1050 CHUM Morning Show as you'll see in this ad from 1987. I awoke this morning to a note from Brian with an update about what happened to him at CHUM and where he's at today.
Jul 30, 2021 · TSN has announced that Michael Landsberg is departing the network after 37 years. The renowned host has most recently been co-hosting TSN 1050 (CHUM-AM) Toronto morning show, First Up with Landsberg & Colaiacovo.
- Connie Thiessen
The Team 1050 morning show was made up of former TSN host Paul Romanuk, longtime CHUM sportscaster Brian 'Henny' Henderson and Mike Richards. While the station retained the CHUM call letters, on air the station was not referred to as 1050 CHUM, but rather as "The Team 1050."
TSN 1050 is an all-sports talk radio station in Toronto, focusing on the Leafs, Jays, Raps & TFC.
CHUM became a sports station again on April 13, 2011 with the launch of TSN Radio 1050. The CHUM organization was bought by CTV in 2006 and is now owned by Bell Media. But it all started because one man, Allan Waters, back in 1957, took a chance with rock and roll radio.
In 2001, CHUM's owners launched a national sports radio network, The Team, with CHUM serving as the network's flagship (to be called "Team 1050"). As part of the synergy, Toronto Blue Jays broadcasts were available nationwide on the Team Radio Network.
Roger Ashby started at 1050 CHUM in late August of 1969 and remained with the company (through several owners) for nearly 50 years. After beginning his radio career in Kitchener, he went to CKOC Hamilton, then was brought to CHUM by Program Director J. Robert Wood.
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