Who is your favorite conservative radio talk show host?

[RedOhio]

I was just wondering what everyone's favorite talk radio show is. My favorite is Glenn Beck. Your thoughts?

[rang1995]

Someone!! get a website going listing all these greats from markets you cant get with the daily highlights that will play streaming audio of a segment.Something like a daily compilation of all the great radio hosts on one sites--could even be delayed a day or 2..bet it could really sell (banner ads or whatever)

[Petronski]

Time to stop breaking the pills in half.

[luvbach1]

Hendrie is one of a kind. He's not syndicated yet is he? If not, most of the country doesn't know what he does. He's not that conservative (but politics is not his show's schtick), but he is a Dem for Bush.

[InvisibleChurch]

rush

[wingnuts'nbolts]

The question you ask is none of your business . Why do you believe you have a right to ask a question like this ?

[SteveMcKing]

Jay Severin, 96.9 FM Boston 3-7pm.

If you haven't heard of him, there's a damn good chance that you will per syndication.

[Stellar Dendrite]

"Hannity is kind of a broken record sometimes."

You can say that again ;)

I like Hannity for the interviews. He does get good scoops once and a while, like when he broke the story on the rat's memo (they politicized nat'l security).

[bagman]

I listen to Quinn, Rush, Hannity, and Savage. I think that Quinn is the best of these. I find Rush's talking off mike to be extremely rude and obnoxious. Hannity seems to spend all his time telling me how great he is. Savage, when he's sane, is good; he spends a lot of time, though, being angry (and possibly nuts).

Hedgecock and Medved are good, but I don't hear them very often. I'm not very impressed with Michael Reagan; perhaps he's a bright star which is dimmed by comparison with others.

[Egon]

Time to stop breaking the pills in half.

How else am I going to mix all the pretty colors?

Life is good.

[tame]

Hendrie is one of a kind.

His show is more of a gag, though. I don't think the callers are "real".

[luvbach1]

Phil Hendrie is on 50,000-watt KFI LA. He sells CDs of the Best of Phil Hendrie, benefitting some charity.

[Petronski]

LOL

How else am I going to mix all the pretty colors?

Try a Slushie machine. ;O)

[sayfer bullets]

1. The Grand poo-bah has settled in and lost his entertainment edge. Gone are the parodies, etc. (kind of like Letterman)... Your photo [growwwwwl] reminds me...Hasn't there been an obligatory photo decree (a la Ann Coulter) made?

Laura, hands down....

"Power tooo thuuuuu Peeeeepuuuuuuuuuuhhlllll!"

[sneakers]

The Jim Quinn and Rose Morning Show in the Warroom:

www.warroom.com

[whatexit]

Yep, here in the holy county of Essex, The Great One (Levin) rules. Laura I's my second favorite.

[jwalsh07]

Don Imus, Chris MAthews, Margery Eagan and Blowhard Jim Braudie.

[luvbach1]

As Stu Smalley, maybe, but as big Al, no.

[bagman]

Steyn does talk radio???

I had no idea. I am envious of those who can hear him.

[Petronski]

As she complained this morning, I sometimes wake up hearing my self imitating Kerry: "Cutting off ears, cutting off limbs, razing villages in a matter reminiscent of Jenjissss Khan..."

Only on the Laura Ingraham Show...

[Stellar Dendrite]

I listen to Laura, but I feel her show is more of a "pop" talk show. What I mean by this is that she just takes calls, does interviews, and plays different audio clips. It's more 'fast paced' (kinda like MTV for talk radio) than other shows I hear.
I just like Savage and Rush so much because there's real substance there..,..and its 'intimate'. You feel like they're talking to you rather than a 'party' atmosphere.

Know what I mean?