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American Top 40
This weekly radio show features the Top 40 songs in American that
week. Although the song is about music and the hits are played,
there is a balance of talk, including the history of songs, info on
bands and chatter. The show originally featured Casey Kasem and
today has Ryan Seacrest as its host. You can view the current AT40
chart or look at charts from past weeks to see which songs have
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The Rush
Limbaugh Show
This show features conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh. Love
him or hate him, he has about 15 million listeners that tune into
his weekday program. His website has a map that lists which
states and cities where his show is aired. You'll also find
videos since he has a webcam running during his shows and
transcripts of past shows. You can even find out about special
guests scheduled to appear on the show. |
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The Sean
Hannity Show
Sean Hannity's show is about politics, but he has both
conservative and liberal guests on his show. He has over 13 million
listeners who tune in every weekday from three to six p.m. Eastern
time. You can get a complete list of
recent guests to the show and what topic they spoke on. You can
also download show archives, stream live from the site or chat with
other users in the forums. |
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Morning Edition
Morning Edition focuses on current news and airs weekday mornings.
The show is run on National Public Radio (NPR). The show covers
stories from a broad spectrum of topics. You're as likely to hear
about a heroic rescue as the latest disaster on this show. They
sometimes throw in a humorous story or two to keep the masses
entertained. The show has been around since 1979. The show's host is
Renee Montage. |
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Glenn Beck Program
Glenn Back is another talk show host whose name can stir up a bit
of controversy, but who has huge ratings. His listeners rank around
the 10 million mark. You can listen to him live from nine a.m. to
noon every weekday. You can get a list of his
most recent radio shows, listen to the archived shows online or
even stream the live show from your computer. |
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All Things
Considered
All Things Considered is another NPR news talk radio show. It airs
from four to six p.m. weekdays and is then rebroadcast at 10 p.m.
for those who were unable to listen the first time. It is a
hard-hitting news show. It is similar in format to Morning Edition,
but probably a bit more serious. There is also a one hour weekend
edition that airs. You may want to check out the
blog directory for related online articles. |
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The Mark
Levin Show
This show is also hosted by a conservative host and has about
eight and a half million listeners. The show is about politics and
society. Levin mixes in a bit of humor and a bit of personal
viewpoint to create a unique show about today's happenings. Levin is
a newcomer to radio, only starting in 2002 and now the host of one
of the most listened to radio shows on the air. |
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The
Neal Boortz Show
This show focuses on current events. Boortz doesn't really state
whether he is Republican or Democrat. He claims he is "an equal
opportunity offender". He goes by
many names, such as The Talkmaster and The High Priest of the
Church of Painful Truth. More than six million people listen to his
show. He has said on his show that he is a Libertarian. |
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Dave
Ramsey
Dave Ramsey is the author of Financial Peace University and
other self-help, get out of debt books. Ramsey offers advice on
finances and finding the best deals while staying out of debt. He
encourages people to pay down their debt with a Debt Snowball and
once they do they call into his show and scream that they are debt
free. His
radio show airs live each day at two p.m. |
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Delilah
The smooth, mellow tone of Delilah's voice comes to listeners from
seven p.m. to three a.m. EST. She shares advice about love, helps
people heal from bad breakups with the perfect song and reads
letters online. Delilah fans avidly adore her. She plays pop music
from many different decades, finding a song to suit the occasion.
You can
search for a station in your area to listen to Delilah on. |
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