WMAL is owned by Cumulus, hence the
Bongino choice.
In New England I’d think Cumulus’
WPRV 790 Providence would pick up Dan.
iHeart stations like current Rush
affiliate WXKS 1200 Boston will most
likely carry the eventual Rush successor.
It looks like iHeart app does have Bongino
podcasts—not sure on streaming.
Cision:
“The Dan Bongino Show launches with more than 115 affiliates, including top market stations KABC-AM (Los Angeles), WLS-AM (Chicago), WBAP-AM (Dallas), KSFO-AM (San Francisco), KSEV-AM (Houston), WMAL-FM (Washington, DC), KTTH-AM (Seattle), and WJR-AM (Detroit) as well as CUMULUS MEDIA’S new, all-digital station, WFAS-AM in the New York metropolitan area.
Dan Bongino is a leading media personality and figure in conservative politics, with a dedicated fanbase that follows him on multiple platforms. His website, Bongino.com captured an impressive 155% increase in unique visitors between February 2019 and 2020, according to TheRighting’s analysis of Comscore data. His eponymous podcast boasted more than 117 million downloads in 2020 and is now tracking to surpass that number for 2021. ...
With Monday’s launch of The Dan Bongino Show, Westwood One will offer a 24-hour, Monday–Friday programming lineup that also features established news/talk superstars Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, Chris Plante, Michael Knowles, and Jim Bohannon.”