If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation. Boston radio producer suspended, apologizes for Mina Kimes comment WEEI is owned by Audacy, the same parent company as WFAN. I attempted to bring up Mila Kunis, which was not really that funny, [it was] sophomoric and sexist, but for reasons I dont understand, I said Mina Kimes, said Curtis. WEEI's Chris Curtis issued an on-air apology to ESPN's Mina Kimes and the station's listeners for his "pathetic failed attempt at a one-liner" on Wednesday morning's show and announced . Instead this guy loses the LBS. Curtis mentioned Kimes' name, though WEEI later stated that he had intended to reference actress Mila Kunis. On WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show," Greg Hill, Jermaine Wiggins and Courtney Cox (not the "Friends" star) were talking about the Boston City Council possibly banning "nips . https://t.co/HGRtAQ07tp pic.twitter.com/PzyPIAaAlI. It had nothing to do with the subject matter, and it dragged her into a controversy through no fault of her own regarding a slur and her race and its not at all what my intention was. As you know if you follow Turtleboy we are constantly getting censored and banned by Facebook for what are clearly not violations of their terms of service. ESPN called the comments hateful and extremely offensive. Boston sports radio personality Chris Curtis came on the air briefly Thursday morning to offer an apology and announce he was being suspended in response to an offensive remark . 21. "Hearing those comments are hurtful. Chris explain why decide to talk alcoholism on Kirk Callahan - Audacy Boston radio host Chris Curtis has been suspended from WEEI, and many want to know what he said on air to justify that punishment. Perfect. Curtis was on Thursdays show at the start of its opening 6 a.m. hour and offered a meandering apology before leaving to begin his suspension. I'm willing to be the bigger man in this. And its brought a lot of things to the forefront for people that did nothing wrong.. Will WEEI Pretend That Their Morning Show Producer's Wife Didn't During his appearance on The Greg Hill Show, Curtis was discussing the news that Boston may ban mini bottles of liquor, which are also known as "nips." If I worked there and this woman who graduated from Wellesley just a couple years ago was getting jobs over me, and then I found out she was sending love messages to Curtis, Id be upset.
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