When WGST switched to Spanish-language sports, these three stations aired "Comedy 92-3." WUBL HD-3 and WANN-CA returned to running WGST after ESPN Deportes was dropped. On August 30, 2019, WGST flipped to conservative talk as 640 Fox News Radio with a revised lineup. On June 29, 2020, the station began stunting with speeches by prominent African Americans. The next day, WGST flipped to all-news radio as Atlanta's BIN 640; it is one of the charter stations of iHeartMedia's Black Information Network — a multi-platform radio network serving the African-American community. On July 6, the station changed its calls to WBIN to match the new branding. Former staff Sean Hannity, who hosted a local midday show in the early 1990s before joining Fox News Channel and having his WABC show picked up for syndication. Tom "The King" Hughes, former morning show host. Kim Peterson, former afternoon show host. Denny Schaffer, former midday host. Moved to WRNO-FM in New Orleans. Neal Boortz, talk host on WGST. Later syndicated nationally by Cox Radio and the Jones Radio Networks, while heard late mornings on WSB Michael King, weekend morning anchor 1997-1999. Later a producer and reporter at WXIA-TV 11 Atlanta. Brad Nessler, former sports reporter, later the play-by-announcer for CBS's SEC coverage. Clark Howard, consumer adviser, is now syndicated nationally and on WSB. Matt McClure, former morning show producer, now with NY1 in New York City and CBS Radio traffic. References External links RecNet query for WBIN BIN Radio stations established in 1989 1989 establishments in Georgia (U.S. state) IHeartMedia radio stations Black Information Network stations All-news radio stations in the United States