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Bonneville talk WWWT/Washington, which had been heard in the market on both 107.7 FM and 1500 AM, will soon be no more. The 107.7 signal reverts to airing sister WTOP's all-news format, while the 1500 AM signal will simulcast sister WFED (Federal News Radio), giving the niche-formatted station currently heard on 820 AM a full market signal. WWWT morning show "The Inner Loop with Burd, Doyle and Jones" exited after Monday’s (Aug. 11) show and the WTOP and WFED simulcasts will start tomorrow in the 6 a.m. - 9 a.m. slot. Also not returning to the Bonneville properties will be...

Washington Post Radio is gone but "3WT" takes its place with talk shows from "the left, the right, and whatever we want". Lineup is: Bud and Doyle 5:30-8 Tony Kornheiser 8-10 am and 2-4 pm Neal Boortz 10 am-noon Bill O'Reilly Noon-2 pm Randy Rhodes 4-7 pm (Air America) (Wash Nationals games... Wash.Capitals games...) Larry king Live 9-10 pm Jim Bohannon 10 pm-1 am Nightside project 1-3 am 3 am Phil Hendrie Libtalker Stephanie Miller coming in Nov Glenn Beck coming in Jan

Bonneville International Corp. will launch radio station WWWT to replace WTWP, its radio-station venture with The Washington Post that will end next month. The new station will feature local and syndicated talk shows to replace programming provided by The Post. WWWT, dubbed "Talk Radio 3WT," will begin airing Sept. 20. WWWT will be simulcast on the same frequencies on which Washington Post Radio now airs: 1500 AM, 107.7 FM and 820 AM. Bonneville has lined up four nationally syndicated programs for the station: three featuring conservative-libertarian personalities -- Neal Boortz, Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly -- and one with liberal...