[posterchild]

How many have switched to his streaming or podcasting services?

Haven’t had time to listen recently but when I did I found it too aggravating to listen to him on the radio. With the podcasts I could fast forward 3 minutes whenever he started talking about identity theft, hard drive failures, hot water, etc.

[Colinsky]

With the podcasts I could fast forward 3 minutes whenever he started talking about identity theft, hard drive failures, hot water, etc.

I've been listening on an iHeart station. I've grown increasingly impatient with the show, after being a listener for 24 years. These days his show ends for me whenever he brings a 9-year-old on air to praise Limbaugh's books about the time-travelling horse.

I listen to the show while I'm working at my desk job in the morning (Pacific time) and I mostly tune out the show except when he is talking about something interesting, which is less and less these days. What gripes me most is his disguising the infomercials. He brings up some interesting news item, and I pay attention, and then it turns out to be a teaser intro to the data-loss and identity theft scaremonger ads.

Half the ads on the iHeart broadcast are public-service ads and Ad Council skits. Radio biz must be really on the skids if that much time cannot be sold on the biggest talk show.