Because 15 minutes is all one can take of Bill O'Reilly!
Posted on 09/01/2019 8:14:24 PM PDT by conservative98
Talk station 640/WGST-AM has signed on as a Fox News radio affiliate.Fox News will provide the news updates now and the station’s website URL has even changed to 640foxnewsatl.iheart.com. And the new logo plays up Fox News big time with WGST’s call letters nowhere in sight.
Its only local weekday show hosted by Dana Barrett ended on Friday, replaced in part by former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly’s syndicated show starting Monday. He provides a 15-minute daily commentary.
The Wall Street Journal’s Gordon Deal’s morning show stays. Glenn Beck remains at 9 a.m. Todd Starnes and Ben Shapiro are joining the station.
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Because 15 minutes is all one can take of Bill O'Reilly!
Bring back the Kimmer!
Guys like O’Reilly ultimately appreciate what we’re fighting for. And he’s solid on the recovery & well-being of the exploited youngins.
I wish him well.
Only when he is given small amounts air time on talk radio. When he is given hours he goes off the rails and starts attacking us.
Thats exactly what needs to happen.
The best radio evah
Local talk radio is going away and is being replaced by national syndicated programming. Even local hosts are being broadcasts to other cities these days which cuts out discussion of local politics as cities lurch Left.
Originally the Georgia Tech radio station: WGST, Georgia School of Technology.
It’s raining men!
His show was an afternoon delight.
I never heard why he was canceled.
I miss the Kimmer, so many good laughs.
Yes!
Fox radio news on the hour, half-hour, etc., veers left.
They have been shopping for a new radio station.
Paul Harvey did quite well and was extremely influential on the strength of 15 minutes six times a week. Don’t underestimate this type of programming.
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