Rush Limbaugh's radio syndicators say they plan to keep his voice alive. Premiere Networks says Limbaugh's show will continue with its present format, with guest hosts introducing archived clips of the late broadcaster talking on various issues. https://t.co/itMsN0ihId— The Associated Press (@AP) March 23, 2021
Through the end of the year at least...
We’re gonna stay on top of all the current topics like we did yesterday, like we’ll do today, like we’ll do the rest of the week and into the future right through the end of the year. We are going to revisit Rush’s wisdom while at the same time talking about the news of the day, while at the same time taking your calls, while at the same time taking Rush’s wisdom, say, on sanctuary cities and applying it today.
These are the valuable insights, the forward-thinking aspects of El Rushbo that we’re going to tap into while we cover the issues of the day. We’ll be doing this right here on the Rush Limbaugh program for a long time to come. We want you to join us every day at the same Rush time, at the same Rush hour, at the same Rush station to hear our conversation, to take your calls, and to hear Rush’s words of wisdom.
I just want to set the record straight on that because there’s been a lot of misinformation out there, and we’re gonna be here guiding you...
https://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2021/03/23/the-rush-limbaugh-show-lives-on/
Big mistake. Rush is gone, and so is his show. These “guides” are a joke.
What they should have done, instead of this current morose format, is open the Rush Archives and Podcasts up to all, and let us choose which ones we want to listen to.