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"79 articles matching "(YMD_date=(12/07/1998 - 12/06/2001)) and (("radio AND show AND of AND the AND week"))" were found."
#81 Article ID: 0201090008, Published on January 9, 2002
"RABBIS WITH ATTITUDE"
- What: Rabbis Yitzchok Adlerstein and Yitzchak Etshalom examine events from differing Jewish perspectives.
- Where: KCSN-FM (88.5).
- When: 6:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays.
- Recent segments: The success of ``Harry Potter'' as a reflection of a childish society; menorahs in the mall.
- Quote: "Instead of just one Jewish viewpoint on an issue, there are many,' Adlerstein says.
- Off the air: Adlerstein and Etshalom are rabbis...
- Complete Article, 270 words
#80 Wednesday, December 12, 2001
"THE MIKE GALLAGHER SHOW"
- "Radio for a conservative bunch" By Fred Shuster Music Writer
- "The Mike Gallagher Show"
- What: Conservative talk ringmaster Mike Gallagher fields listener calls and fends off stray liberals.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: 6 to 9 a.m. weekdays.
- Typical topics: One topic only -- the war on terrorism.
- Quote: "Our audience is a conservative bunch that supports President Bush and understands we're in this for the long haul. The challenge I have is to mix in lifestyle topics like fatherhood, being a homeowner and social issues."
- Off the air: A sports fan, the Long Island-based Gallagher, 41, also enjoys Broadway shows and restaurants.
- Background: Gallagher scored his first radio job as a high-school senior in his hometown of Dayton, Ohio. He worked in South Carolina before landing the morning slot at New York talk powerhouse WABC. A frequent guest on Fox News, CNN and various national news and opinion programs, Gallagher's radio show is syndicated to around 200 stations.
- Taking a stand: "I believe it's immoral for teachers to go on strike. It's letting the kids down."
- You'll like this if: ... you like George Putnam at noon weekdays on KPLS-AM (830).
Article 1 of 79, Article ID: 0112050157
Published on December 5, 2001
"CHEVRON-TEXACO METROPOLITAN OPERA"
- "What: Peter Allen hosts the 62nd season of the opera series broadcast live and in digital stereo from the stage of New York's Metropolitan Opera House. The 2001-2002 season opens with ``Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg'' (Wagner).
- Where: KUSC-FM (91.5).
- When: 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Saturday.
- Intermission highlights: The Opera Quiz, a tradition since the first broadcast on Dec. 7, 1940, has its season premiere this week.
Upcoming: ``La Traviata,'' Dec. 22;..."
- Complete Article, 230 words
Article 2 of 79, Article ID: 0111210051
Published on November 21, 2001
"BUSINESS OF SUCCESS"
- "What: Business and media guru Alan Rothman gives tips on navigating today's business maze. Show includes interviews with celebrities, experts and authors with listener calls.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: Midnight to 2 a.m. Saturdays.
- Topics: Publishing, publicity, networking, investment capital.
Quote: ``In many business-oriented shows, there's a great deal of sizzle but not a lot of the steak and potatoes of how to actually become successful.''
Off the..."
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Article 3 of 79, Article ID: 0111140019 Published on November 14, 2001
"KEN & COMPANY"
- What: Ken's back! KABC morning veteran Ken Minyard heads up a team that includes ex-KFWB newsman Dan Avey in a fast-paced show that spins off the day's hot topics. Also on board: traffic reporter Jorge Jarrin and sports anchor Dave Stone, with money reports and breaking news from the ABC Network.
- Where: KABC-AM (790).
- When: 5 to 9 a.m. weekdays.
- Quote: ``It's very similar to the shows I did with (respective co-hosts) Roger Barkley ..."
- Complete Article, 338 words
Article 4 of 79, Article ID: 0111070045 Published on November 7, 2001
"KFWB AFTERNOON DRIVE-TIME NEWS"
- What: Broadcast veterans Larry Carroll and Tracie Savage co-anchor this all-news shift for the ride home.
- Where: KFWB-AM (980).
- When: 3 to 8 p.m. weekdays.
- Quote: "It's exciting because we're giving people information they can really use," Carroll says. "When I worked in TV, I'd rely on KFWB to give me a quick and concise look at the complete shape of the universe."
- Off the air: A Northridge resident, Carroll is involved in media consulting ..."
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Article 5 of 79, Article ID: 0111010068 Published on October 31, 2001
"THE MORNING SHOW WITH RICH CAPPARELA"
- What: Longtime classical host Rich Capparela takes a listener-friendly approach to Mozart and the rest of the longhairs.
- Where: KMZT-FM (105.1).
- When: 6 to 10 a.m. weekdays.
- Playlist: Baroque, overtures, chamber music, solo piano pieces and the occasional show tune.
- Quote: "I run two shows simultaneously. One's for the serious classical listener who wants reverence and respect for the music. The other's a ..."
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Article 6 of 79, Article ID: 0110250071 Published on October 24, 2001
"PIANO JAZZ"
- What: Veteran keyboardist Marian McPartland interviews and jams with well-known and obscure jazz musicians in this award-winning National Public Radio series.
- Where: KLON-FM (88.1).
- When: 6 to 7 a.m. Saturdays.
- This week: Piano prodigy Aaron Parks duets with McPartland and performs solo.
- Quote: "The series is a combination of music and sometimes fairly meaningful chatter. We cover a lot of styles, from traditional to (avant- garde pianist) Cecil Taylor. We try to keep it fresh ..."
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Article 7 of 79, Article ID: 0110170015 Published on October 17, 2001
"THE HUGH HEWITT SHOW"
- What: The right-leaning Hewitt deals with current events, featuring news maker interviews and listener comments.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: 3 to 6 p.m. weekdays.
- Quote: "Unlike any other time, people actually want as much serious information as possible. They really do care where (Central Asian mountain range) the Hindu Kush is and how the Army operates. There's an intensity about the details of the military response. I think it flows ..."
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Article 8 of 79, Article ID: 0110100049 Published on October 10, 2001
"BREAKFAST WITH THE BEATLES"
- What: After a listener vote, Chris Carter takes the reins of the popular Beatles program. He replaces longtime host Deirdre 'Donoghue, who died at the start of the year.
- Where: KLSX-FM (97.1).
- When: 8 a.m. to noon Sundays.
- Hourly breakdown: Acoustic tracks; hits; outtakes, rarities and world premieres (of items like the forthcoming Paul McCartney solo album); requests.
- Quote: "I'm really about the music rather than what ..."
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Article 9 of 79, Article ID: 0110030078 Published on October 3, 2001
"JAZZSET"
- What: Jazz gigs taped at nightclubs, festivals and concert halls around the world. Grammy-winning vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater succeeds Branford Marsalis as host of this weekly National Public Radio series.
- Where: KLON-FM (88.1).
- When: 11 p.m. to midnight Fridays.
- This week: The Eric Reed Quartet at New York's JVC Jazz Festival. The piano-led ensemble plays Thelonious Monk.
Quote: Bridgewater's ``musical standards, performing experience, ..."
- Complete Article, 246 words
Article 10 of 79, Article ID: 0109270070 Published on September 26, 2001
- What: Veteran sportscaster Dave Stone and NFL Hall of Famer Jackie Slater preview Sunday night's football game, with guests, analysis and listener calls.
- Where: KSPN-AM (1110).
- When: 6 to 8 p.m. Fridays.
- This week: Dallas at Philadelphia.
- Quote: "Jackie's experience having played pro ball in the NFL combined with his relationships with some of the biggest names in the league make for an exciting live program," said Erik Braverman, KSPN's program ..."
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Article 11 of 79, Article ID: 0110130856 Published on September 19, 2001
"OPERA NOTES ON AIR"
- What: Los Angeles Opera performers Suzanna Guzman and Rodney Gilfry offer music, interviews and expert commentary on today's opera scene. Designed for both connoisseur and novice.
- Where: KMZT-FM (105.1).
- When: 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays.
- Music mix: Historical and recent recordings allow listeners to relive moments from opera's rich history.
- Quote: "Los Angeles Opera is extremely pleased 'Opera Notes on Air' will have a weekly home on K-Mozart," said Ian ..."
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Article 12 of 79, Article ID: 0110130445 Published on September 12, 2001
"THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW"
- What: Conservative talker Sean Hannity always lands on the right side of the issues. The ABC Radio program is broadcast live from New York where it's the top-rated afternoon show on sister station WABC.
- Where: KABC-AM (790).
- When: Noon to 3 p.m. weekdays.
- Topics: Janet Reno's gubernatorial campaign, education, Social Security, the sagging economy.
- Awards: Hannity was voted the 2001 talk host of the year by the readers of Radio ..."
- Complete Article, 331 words
Article 13 of 79, Article ID: 0109050176 Published on September 5, 2001
"GO VEGAN WITH BOB LINDEN"
- What: Broadcast veteran Bob Linden offers commentary on such issues as animal rights, vegetarianism, the environment and world hunger with guests and listener calls.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: 11 a.m. to noon Sundays.
- Quote: "The purpose of the show is to convince people to stop eating, wearing and exploiting animals for experimentation and entertainment. It's a show about dietary and lifestyle choices."
- Off the air: A ..."
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Article 14 of 79, Article ID: 0108290306 Published on August 29, 2001
"THE REST OF THE STORY"
- What: The instantly recognizable Paul Harvey (``You know what the news is - you are about to hear the rest of the story'') delves into forgotten or little-known facts behind tales of famous people, places and events.
- Where: KABC-AM (790).
- When: 7 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays.
- What else: Paul Harvey News is the largest one-man radio network in the world, consisting of more than 1,200 radio stations and 400 Armed Forces Network stations. His coast-to-coast ``News & ..."
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Article 15 of 79, Article ID: 0108220155 Published on August 22, 2001
"AFROPOP WORLDWIDE"
- What: Host Georges Collinet and producer Sean Barlow, "Afropop Worldwide's" core team, use a network of foreign correspondents to spotlight the music and cultures of the entire African Diaspora.
Where: www.afropop.org/
and around 100 public radio stations across the country (but not in Los Angeles).
- When: New programs added each Wednesday to an archive of more than 400 episodes.
- Typical segments: Programming streams include "Sounds of the Cities," "Africa ..."
- Complete Article, 327 words
Article 16 of 79, Article ID: 0108150052 Published on August 15, 2001
"JOHN'S ATTIC"
- What: Veteran late-night jock John Minnicucci spins the classics from the '40s through mid-'60s, including r&b, blues, doo-wop, rock 'n' roll, country, jazz and rockabilly.
- Where: KCSN-FM (88.5).
- When: Midnight Fridays to 4 a.m. Saturdays.
- Playlist: Joe Turner, Jimmy Reed, the Clovers, Amos Milburn, Jesse Belvin, Chuck Berry.
- Quote: ``See, back then, they used real musicians with real people singing. Today, everything goes through a computer.
These guys ..."
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Article 17 of 79, Article ID: 0108010027 Published on August 1, 2001
"RYAN SEACREST FOR THE RIDE HOME WITH LISA FOXX"
- What: Ryan Seacrest and co-host Lisa Foxx offer a funny spin on the day's events tailored for the afternoon commute with guests and music.
- Where: KYSR-FM (98.7).
- When: 3 to 7 p.m. weekdays.
- Playlist: ``Hanging by a Moment,'' Lifehouse; ``The Space Between,'' Dave Matthews Band; ``Drive,'' Incubus; ``I'm a Believer,'' Smash Mouth; ``Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me),'' Train.
Quote: ``Our audience already knows what's going ..."
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Article 18 of 79, Article ID: 0107250002 Published on July 25, 2001
"THE BRIAN WHITMAN SHOW"
- What: Celebrity voice impersonator Brian Whitman delves into current events, politics, pet peeves and daily irritations along with listener calls and guests.
- Where: KABC-AM (790).
- When: 6 to 9 p.m. Sundays.
- Recent topics: Chandra Levy, "The Sopranos."
- Quote: "I'm not pushing any agenda. I have a liberal perspective, but I go for entertainment value first. I don't take myself or the callers too seriously. I think the ..."
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Article 19 of 79, Article ID: 0107180004 Published on July 18, 2001
"AFTERNOON CLASSICS"
- What: Author and musicologist Martin Perlich spins classical music, offers anecdotes and interviews guests. Fridays are devoted to film scores.
- Where: KCSN-FM (88.5).
- When: 1 to 6 p.m. weekdays.
- Quote: "Music is an expression of the most profound human feelings. I look for pieces that strike deep chords in the heart and mind."
- Off the air: A North Hollywood resident and father of three sons, including character actor Max Perlich, ..."
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Article 20 of 79, Article ID: 0107110067 Published on July 11, 2001
"TALKBACK WITH GEORGE PUTNAM"
- What: Putnam, celebrating his 87th birthday and 67th year in broadcasting this weekend, hosts a daily conservative-leaning conversation on news events with guests and listeners.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870). Correction - about 11/01
he moved to KPLS 830 AM, about noonish.
- When: 3 to 5 p.m. weekdays. Correction - about noonish.
- Quote: "Undoubtedly, George Putnam is a one-of-a-kind legend in the broadcasting industry," says Jason Jeffries, KRLA program director, adding he wished Putnam "many more years of bringing his unique ..."
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Article 21 of 79, Article ID: 0107040024 Published on July 4, 2001
"JAZZ SINGERS"
- What: Five-time Grammy Award-winning singer Al Jarreau hosts this 13-hour Independence Day marathon look at the history of vocal jazz, produced by the Smithsonian.
- Where: KCRW-FM (89.9)
- When: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. today.
Typical segment: The experiences of some of the genre's earliest artists are contrasted with those of today's singers.
Quote: "The best jazz singers borrow ideas from instrumental jazz and often belong to the same schools of ..."
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Article 22 of 79, Article ID: 0106270032 Published on June 27, 2001
"TED & LAUREN IN THE MORNING"
- What: Ted Ziegenbusch and Lauren Kitchens spin Christian pop, take listener calls and deal with topical issues.
Where: KFSH-FM (95.9).
- When: 5:30 to 10 a.m. weekdays.
- Playlist: Michael W. Smith, Jars of Clay, Point of Grace, Avalon, DC Talk.
- Quote: "It's a show that's family-friendly, and I hope that phrase hasn't become a cliche," said Chuck Tyler, program director of KFSH (the Fish). "There's a ..."
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Article 23 of 79, Article ID: 0106200052 Published on June 20, 2001
- What: Chef and food correspondent Jamie Gwen discusses everything to do with food, featuring calls, queries, recipes and interviews.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: 5 p.m. Sundays.
- Recent topics: How to avoid mushy chocolate chip cookies, steaming the perfect lobster, barbecue tips, summer produce.
- Quote: "People are interested in cooking because it's a creative outlet. I was taught that food creates memories. Whether home or abroad, it brings people together. So many people ..."
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Article 24 of 79, Article ID: 0106130005 Published on June 13, 2001
"DAVE KOZ IN THE MORNING"
- What: Pop-jazz soprano saxophonist Dave Koz helms the Wave morning show with smooth jazz and guests. Veteran New York broadcaster Pat Prescott co-hosts, Sandy Kelley handles news, and Allen Lee rounds out the team with traffic updates.
- Where: KTWV-FM (94.7).
- When: 5 to 9 a.m. weekdays.
- Playlist: Rick Braun, Jeff Lorber, Rippingtons, Sade, Marc Antoine, Chuck Loeb, Wayman Tisdale, Kirk Whalum.
- Quote: "This is the Dream Team,'' says Chris Brodie, Wave program director..."
- Complete Article, 272 words
Article 25 of 79, Article ID: 0106060027 Published on June 6, 2001
"NOTHIN' BUT THE BLUES"
- What: Following the resignation of Gary (the Wagman) Wagner, singer- guitarist Doug MacLeod takes the wheel of this weekend blues fixture.
- Where: KLON-FM (88.1).
- When: 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
- Playlist: Albert King, T-Bone Walker, Koko Taylor, Johnny Young, Debbie Davies, Junior Parker, Bobby ``Blue'' Bland.
- Quote: "When you play a gig, you see the reaction right away," MacLeod says. "In radio, you're talking to a cement wall. Being a live ..."
- Complete Article, 279 words
Article 26 of 79, Article ID: 0105300007 Published on May 30, 2001
"KFWB ENERGY SUMMIT"
- What: With electricity prices skyrocketing, further rate hikes to come and the threat of rolling blackouts over the summer, KFWB News 980 gathers government and business leaders in an on-air symposium anchored by Bob Jimenez and Ron Kilgore.
- Where: KFWB-AM (980).
- When: Keynote address 9:15 to 9:30 a.m. Saturday, followed by updates every 10 minutes through 12:30 p.m.
- Participants: S. David Freeman, state senior energy advisor; Robert Hertzberg, state assembly speaker; Steven Frank, ...
- Complete Article, 394 words
Article 27 of 79, Article ID: 0105230052 Published on May 23, 2001
"THE MILES DAVIS RADIO PROJECT"
- What: To mark Friday's 75th anniversary of jazz giant Miles Davis' birth, an award-winning series of eight one-hour programs considered the most detailed radio documentary ever produced on a single musician, hosted by actor Danny Glover and featuring nearly 100 interviews.
- Where: KLON-FM (88.1) and KJAZ-AM (540 and 1260).
- When: 8 a.m. Friday on KLON and 10 a.m. Saturday on KJAZ.
More Miles: KLON will stick with Davis' music through Sunday while KJAZ spins miles of ...
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Article 28 of 79, Article ID: 0105170020 Published on May 16, 2001
"THE MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS SHOW"
- What: Strong-headed sports experts Joe McDonnell and Doug Krikorian - dubbed McDonnell-Douglas - talk games and the business of sports with listener calls.
- Where: KSPN-AM (1110).
- When: 3 p.m. weekdays.
- Typical topics: Most-hated sports figures; local teams' terrific season.
- Quote: "We try and keep it lighthearted unless we get to a serious subject," Krikorian says. "And we actually go to the games. That's the big difference between us and other sports radio hosts, who ..."
- Complete Article, 298 words
Article 29 of 79, Article ID: 0105100046 Published on May 9, 2001
"TALK OF THE CITY"
- What: Award-winning public-radio reporter Kitty Felde hosts this current affairs call-in program. Guests have ranged from actor Donald Sutherland to Henry Cisneros, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
- Where: KPCC-FM (89.3).
- When: 1 and 9 p.m. weekdays.
- Features: Felde does a half-hour segment on children's books the first Friday of each month (June 1 is next).
- Quote: "Radio has the potential to link Southern California's diverse communities in a way no .."
- Complete Article, 348 words
Article 30 of 79, Article ID: 0105080098 Published on May 2, 2001
"THE TRADERS SPEAK"
- What: Baseball cards and sports memorabilia are the topics - think "Antiques Roadshow" meets Babe Ruth. Hosted by collectors and traders Mike Berkus, Bob Wilke and John Broggi.
- Where: KLSX-FM (97.1).
- When: Noon Sundays.
- Typical topics: Tips on how to start a collection, sports memorabilia as an investment, trading on the Internet.
- Quote: "Everyone has something in their attic or garage, whether it's a Super Bowl program, baseball cards or an autographed ..."
- Complete Article, 323 words
Article 31 of 79, Article ID: 0104270154 Published on April 25, 2001
"MARKETPLACE"
- What: This award-winning daily program, hosted by David Brancaccio, puts a human face on the world of money and business.
- Where: KCSN-FM (88.5), KPCC-FM (89.3) and KCRW-FM (89.9).
- When: 7 a.m. weekdays (KCSN), 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. weekdays (KPCC), and 2 p.m. weekdays (KCRW).
- Award segment: The program recently won a prestigious Peabody Award for a week of live broadcasts from the city of Cuba, Mo., to illustrate the global economy's far reach.
- Quote: "We seek to make finance ..."
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Article 32 of 79, Article ID: 0104190051 Published on April 18, 2001
"THE GOOD LIFE REPORT"
- What: Wining, dining and travel bargains. Longtime restaurant critic and travel specialist Elmer Dills says his show offers places "where you can dine like a prince and pay like a pauper."
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: 3 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
- Typical segment: Restaurant bargain of the week.
- Quote: "What we look for is the type of place you would drive right by and not even notice, but if you did stop and eat there, your ..."
- Complete Article, 288 words
Article 33 of 79, Article ID: 0104120107 Published on April 11, 2001
"INSIDE/OUT WITH MICHAEL LEVINE"
- What: Media insider and author Michael Levine interviews four notable names from entertainment, politics, sports and business each week.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: 10 p.m. Sundays.
- Topics: The worst aspects of life in Southern California, the mayoral race, the energy crisis, winners and losers of the week.
- Quote: "The motto of the show is 'influence in action.' It's a cross between 'Entertainment Tonight' ..."
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Article 34 of 79, Article ID: 0104050003 Published on April 4, 2001
"MUSIC OF YOUR LIFE"
- What: Well-known local radio personality Chuck Southcott programs this standards, big-band and swing format, broadcasting from studios in North Hollywood to 170 stations nationwide and on the Internet. Some shows include calls, guests and anecdotes.
- Where: www.musicofyourlife.com/ or KWRP-FM (96.1) in San Bernardino-Riverside.
- When: 24 hours a day.
- Weekday schedule: 6 a.m., Peter Marshall (ex-"Hollywood Squares" host); 9 a.m., Wink ...
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Article 35 of 79, Article ID: 0103290116 Published on March 28, 2001
"RINGSIDE WITH JOHNNY ORTIZ"
- What: Boxing expert and historian Ortiz, who has worked as a fighter, trainer, manager and actor, hosts this call-in show for fight fans. Guests have included Milton Berle, Mickey Rooney, Red Buttons and Tony Martin.
- Where: KSPN-AM (1110).
- When: 8 p.m. Sundays.
- Weekly segment: Legends of the past, featuring interviews with the greats.
- Quote: Boxing is a one-on-one sport. There's no team to back you up. You're in there ...
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Article 36 of 79, Article ID: 0103220146 Published on March 21, 2001
"RED EYE RADIO"
- What: Film/TV writer and history buff Doug McIntyre hits on a variety of topics in his overnight slot while also spinning some swing and big-band music.
- Where: KABC-AM (790).
- When: 2 a.m. weeknights.
- How it started: McIntyre, whose expertise is presidential history, was asked to host a KABC election-night special last November. When the process dragged on for six weeks, he became a familiar fixture on the air. "By the end, people were really used to me being ..."
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Article 37 of 79, Article ID: 0103160324 Published on March 14, 2001
"THE TROUBLESHOOTER WITH JUDD McILVAIN"
- What: Almost identical to consumer-advocate McIlvain's long-running, now-defunct KCBS (Channel 2) weekend news fixture, but with instant feedback from listeners.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: 2 p.m. Saturdays.
- Typical topics: Phone scams, bait-and-switch scams, restaurant nightmares, insurance company high jinks.
- Quote: "Nobody was willing to put me back on local TV. I don't know why. I'm doing radio because ..."
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Article 38 of 79, Article ID: 0103080093 Published on March 7, 2001
"TEXACO-METROPOLITAN OPERA"
- What: New York's great Metropolitan Opera celebrates its 61st consecutive season of live Texaco-sponsored opera radio broadcasts, hosted by Peter Allen. The syndicated program is never tape-delayed - listeners experience these often legendary performances as they take place at the opera house. Regular intermission features include a quiz and opera news.
- Where: KUSC-FM (91.5).
- When: 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
- This week: "Die ..."
- Complete Article, 314 words
Article 39 of 79, Article ID: 0103010033 Published on February 28, 2001
"MR. ROCK 'N' ROLL"
- What: Longtime local air personality and music historian Brian Beirne - known as "Mr. Rock 'n' Roll" - spins oldies and offers anecdotes about the music.
- Where: KRTH-FM (101.1).
- When: 9 a.m. weekdays.
- Playlist: The usual suspects - Beatles, Stones. This is oldies radio, after all.
- Quote: "There's something timeless about this music. Many of my listeners have been with me for so many years, I've seen ..."
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Article 40 of 79, Article ID: 0102220103 Published on February 21, 2001
"FRANK & FRIENDS"
- What: Longtime radio guy Jim Raposa hosts two hours of Frank Sinatra's most memorable performances, including dates with close friends like Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin. Also, pals and co-workers of the Voice offer insights.
- Where: KJAZ-AM (1260) and XJAZ-AM (540).
- When: 7 p.m. Saturdays.
- Typical segment: Raposa's library dates back to Sinatra's early days with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra. Saturday, when "Frank & ..."
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Article 41 of 79, Article ID: 0102150175 Published on February 14, 2001
"ALLRED & TAYLOR"
- What: Gloria Allred and Mark Taylor are diametrically opposed politically but share a dynamic chemistry behind the microphone. The pair go head to head with each other and callers on topical events and issues, including crime, politics and ethics.
- Where: KABC-AM (790).
- When: 1 p.m. weekdays.
- Recent topics: Should Elton John appear with Eminem at the Grammy Awards ... the search for a soul mate ... when is retaliation justified.
- Quote: "Talk ..."
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Article 42 of 79, Article ID: 0102090039 Published on February 7, 2001
"LEGAL CHALLENGES"
- What: Hosted by three Los Angeles trial attorneys, the show deals with issues that concern everyone - photo-enforced traffic tickets, alimony and child support, liquor laws, sports crime and wacky lawsuits among them. Guests have included Superior Court judges, a Deputy District Attorney, a City Attorney, police officers and a law professor.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: 11 a.m. Saturdays.
- Recent topics: Corrupt cops, emergency medical care, sports ...
- Complete Article, 308 words
Article 43 of 79, Article ID: 0101120019 Published on January 10, 2001
"PET TALK AMERICA"
- What: Animal lover and host Bob Vella offers news, product information, contests, call-ins and expert guests, all dealing with pets.
- Where: KRLA-AM (870).
- When: Noon Sundays.
- Typical segment: Vella and guests discuss the importance of pet insurance.
- Quote: "'Pet Talk America' will appeal to pet lovers of all ages," said Jason Jeffries, KRLA's program director...
- Off the air: Vella, a columnist and public speaker, worked in the pet industry for 24 years.
- Complete Article, 228 words
Article 44 of 79, Article ID: 0101040003 Published on January 3, 2001
"PRISON DIARIES"
What: National Public Radio's ``All Things Considered'' takes a first- person glimpse of life inside penitentiary walls.
- Where: KCRW-FM (89.9).
- When: 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Jan. 30.
- Typical segment: Correction officers tell their stories, including an officer who recalls the day her son walked through the prison gates as an inmate.
- Quote: "The one thing you never hear from prison are the sounds of everyday life,"...
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Article 45 of 79, Article ID: 0012280114 Published on December 27, 2000
"THE MITCH ALBOM SHOW"
- What: A Hollywood-oriented talk show with a twist - host Mitch Albom is a pianist and composer, which explains his affection for live bands in the studio during his show.
- Where: KABC-AM (790).
- When: Midnight weeknights.
- Typical segment: With comedian Ken Brown and former model Rachel Nevada as co-hosts, Albom discusses current events, new books and films, and interviews the likes of Stephen King, Denzel Washington, Billy Joel and Bill ...
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Article 46 of 79, Article ID: 0012210138 Published on December 20, 2000
"PERFORMANCE TODAY"
- What: National Public Radio's flagship arts program, hosted by Fred Child, offers discussion, reviews and classical music recorded in concert around the world.
- Where: KCSN-FM (88.5).
- When: 11 a.m. weekdays.
- Regular features: In-studio guests, classical CD picks, essays by Time magazine writer Terry Teachout and an ongoing survey of the millennium's most important classical works.
- Quote: "The appeal of the show is that it goes from ..."
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Article 47 of 79, Article ID: 0012140045 Published on December 13, 2000
"THE MUSIC NEVER STOPS"
- What: Host/producer Barry Smolin focuses on psychedelic music of all eras, with an emphasis on Grateful Dead concert tapes and contemporary jam-rock.
- Where: KPFK-FM (90.7).
- When: 8 p.m. Fridays.
- Playlist: Grateful Dead, Disco Biscuits, String Cheese Incident, Gov't Mule, moe, Leftover Salmon, Phish.
- Quote: "The main appeal of my show is the bootleg material. I don't play CD cuts unless there's something very interesting ..."
- Complete Article, 331 words
Article 48 of 79, Article ID: 0012070154 Published on December 6, 2000
"THE RHYTHM COUNTDOWN"
- What: Rick Dees' longtime sidekick Ellen K takes the reins from Sean ``Hollywood'' Hamilton as host of this weekly look at the top 30 dance and r&b tracks with guests and interviews.
- Where: KIIS-FM (102.7).
- When: 9 p.m. Sundays.
- Playlist: Amber, Pink, Kim English, Madonna, Samantha Mumba, Destiny's Child, Melanie C, Jagged Edge.
- Quote: "Ellen K's got all the moxie it takes,'' says Kraig T. Kitchin, ..."
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Article 49 of 79, Article ID: 0012010053 Published on November 29, 2000
"CHOCOLATE CITY"
- What: Garth Trinidad hosts a creamy mix of urban rhythms and soul.
- Where: KCRW-FM (89.9).
- When: 10 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
- Playlist: Sade, Guru, Jill Scott, Snowboy, Fog City Players, Attica Blues, Les Gammas.
- Quote: "When you listen to commercial radio, you're getting the flavor of the month. You hear 30 or 40 songs repeated all day long. It's astonishing because I play 20 to 30 different artists in every two-hour ..."
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Article 50 of 79, Article ID: 0011230178 Published on November 22, 2000
"DETROIT INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL"
- What: Jazz radio personality Alfredo Cruz co-anchors on Thursday, the broadcast's opening day, and interviews musicians on Saturday's program. The event lineup includes Poncho Sanchez, Stefon Harris, Terence Blanchard, Nancy Wilson, Abbey Lincoln, Barry Harris and others.
- Where: KLON-FM (88.1).
- When: 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
- Typical segment: Jazz diva Wilson's set Saturday was a ...
- Complete Article, 231 words
Article 51 of 79, Article ID: 0011160146 Published on November 15, 2000
"LARRY MANTLE'S AIRTALK"
- What: Veteran news-talk host Larry Mantle discusses issues of the day with guests and listener calls.
- Where: KPCC-FM (89.3).
- When: 9 a.m. weekdays.
- Typical segment: Mantle leads with a major issue in the news, such as the election results, and moves on to a topical social issue, typically welfare reform or the justice system. The show also focuses on sciences and the arts.
- Quote: "Our listeners make it thrilling for me each day. They ..."
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Article 52 of 79, Article ID: 0011090234 Published on November 8, 2000
"STUDIO 360"
- What: Novelist and media insider Kurt Andersen explores the crossroads where the arts, pop culture and everyday life meet. Current issues and trends are jumping-off points for Andersen and his guests to ruminate on a range of cultural ideas.
- Where: KCRW-FM (89.9).
- When: 3 p.m. Fridays.
- Typical segment: "Design for the Real World," where designers and artists talk about everyday items from the Post-It Note to the Swiss army knife.
- Quote: ...
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Article 53 of 79, Article ID: 0011040061 Published on November 1, 2000
"GREGG HUNTER'S WEEKEND WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT"
- What: The friendly-voiced Gregg Hunter focuses on entertainment's golden years with guests, anecdotes, music and listener calls.
Where: Cable Radio Network (channels vary on local cable TV systems) and on the Web at www.broadcasttalk.com/.
- When: 9 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. A third night will be announced soon.
- Typical segment: Hunter discusses forthcoming classic movie releases on DVD.
- Quote: "I'm always surprised when a teen-ager calls to say she's just ..."
- Complete Article, 287 words
Article 54 of 79, Article ID: 0010260160 Published on October 25, 2000
"RODNEY ON THE ROQ"
- What: Longtime local scene fixture Rodney Bingenheimer is always a step ahead on imports and musical trends from across the pond. He features interviews and music.
- Where: KROQ-FM (106.7).
- When: Midnight Sundays.
- Playlist: Coldplay, JJ72, Johnny Marr's Healers, Doves, Badly Drawn Boy, Placebo.
- Quote: "I think the show is popular partly because of the time slot. It's on very late Sundays, and it gives people a different type of ..."
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Article 55 of 79, Article ID: 0010190124 Published on October 18, 2000
"SAMM BROWN'S FOR THE RECORD"
- What: Music biz insider Samm Brown and co-host John Braheny take a weekly look at record industry issues and trends, with in-studio guests and listener calls.
- Where: KPFK-FM (90.7).
- When: 10 p.m. Tuesdays.
Topics: Napster, corporate mergers, retail and Internet distribution, home recording, local clubs, music education.
- Quote: "We keep up with the evolution of the record business by inviting the behind-the-scenes movers and shakers who make the changes ..."
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Article 56 of 79, Article ID: 0010120181 Published on October 11, 2000
"Evening Jazz Cruz"
- Host Alfredo Cruz spins a broad selection of jazz, blues and Latin-jazz with a Los Angeles-oriented multi-cultural perspective.
- Where: KLON-FM (88.1).
- When: 6 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.
- Typical segment: John Coltrane, Ray Charles, Miles Davis, Mongo Santamaria, Poncho Sanchez.
- Quote: "Authentic music will always prevail, regardless of trends. If the music's genuine and comes from the heart, it'll last ..."
- Complete Article, 243 words
Article 57 of 79, Article ID: 0010060160 Published on October 4, 2000
- "Cafe L.A.": A fast-moving overview of current international music, trip-hop, classical and jazz hosted by familiar KCRW personality Tom Schnabel.
- Where: KCRW-FM (89.9).
- When: Noon Sundays.
- Typical segment: Cachao, Gilberto Gil, Marisa Monte, Manhattan Brothers, Masters at Work.
- Quote: "Now that the program has moved to one afternoon a week, I'll be even more choosy about what I play. It'll be refined to get rid of any possible ..."
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Article 58 of 79, Article ID: 0009290279 Published on September 27, 2000
- "The Billy Burke Show"': High-energy, nonstop country hits with in-studio interviews and listener calls. Recent guests have included country rocker Dwight Yoakam.
- Where: KZLA-FM (93.9).
- When: 3 p.m. weekdays.
- Typical segment: At 5 p.m., Burke blows the "Going Home Whistle," signaling a commercial-free half-hour of music. KZLA recently retooled its playlist to focus more on upbeat hits.
- Quote: "When I was in San Antonio, Texas, a few weeks ago, I ..."
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Article 59 of 79, Article ID: 0009230081 Published on September 20, 2000
- Where: KCRW-FM (89.9).
- When: 8 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Bentley also hosts the electronica-oriented "After Hours" at midnight Saturdays on KROQ-FM (106.7).
- Typical segment: Groove Armada, Jill Scott, Gilles Peterson, St. Germain.
- Quote: "The dance club is where you find a fascinating blend of styles. A lot has emerged that's influenced mainstream music. The nice thing about KCRW is I can flow between genres that might not combine on commercial ..."
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Article 60 of 79, Article ID: 0009150085 Published on September 13, 2000
- "What's Cooking": Longtime local cooking show host Chef Piero (Piero Biondi) always offers at least two recipes along with wine hints and prizes for listeners.
- Where: TV's Cable Radio Network (CRN).
- When: 10 a.m. Mondays through Fridays.
- Typical segment: Piero discusses recent trips and the wine and food of that region.
- Quote: "People always love food and wine, no matter what. Now more and more folks want to learn how to cook quickly, well and healthy, and .."
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Article 61 of 79, Article ID: 0009020082 Published on August 30, 2000
"Human Exploration of Space: Fact & Fiction"
- An hourlong look at the relationship between science fiction and science fact, hosted by Larry Mantle. Major themes include human destiny, risk, Mars in fiction and fact, Apollo 11 and the impact of fiction from Jules Verne to Ray Bradbury to "Star Trek" to "2001: A Space Odyssey."
- Where: KPCC-FM (89.3).
- When: 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. Monday.
- Typical segment: "Fahrenheit 451"
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Article 62 of 79, Article ID: 0008282260 Published on August 23, 2000
- "Radio Afrodicia": Host Nnamdi Moweta traces the roots and influences of traditional and contemporary African music.
- Where: KPFK-FM (90.7).
- When: 3 p.m. Saturdays.
- Typical playlist: Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, Chief Steven Osita Osadebe, Los Van Van and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
- Quote: "When my show airs on Saturdays, people are driving around doing their chores. I have to catch them with various beats. I've heard of people sitting in their car in front of the ..."
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Article 63 of 79, Article ID: 0008210878 Published on July 26, 2000 Gone?
- "The A List": Initially called "Inside the Movies," the program has been broadened to include in-depth interviews with guests from all over the entertainment map. Host Joe Wizan has interviewed Tom Hanks, Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone, to name a few.
- Where: KRLA-AM (1110).
- When: 4 to 6 p.m. Fridays.
- Typical segment: At the end of each interview, Wizan asks each guest what he or she might reveal that would surprise the public.
- Quote: ...
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Article 64 of 79, Article ID: 0008281142 Published on July 12, 2000
"Midday Jazz With Helen Borgers"
- A warm mix of mainstream acoustic jazz, interviews and anecdotes punctuated by Borgers' infectious laugh.
- Where: KLON-FM (88.1).
- When: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays and 6 to 9 a.m. Sundays ("Early Jazz and Swing").
- Typical segment: Favorite artists range from Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong to Wynton Marsalis and Terence Blanchard.
- Quote: "There are so few radio stations left where the DJs can ..."
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Article 65 of 79, Article ID: 0010140296 Published on July 5, 2000
- "The KABC Restaurant Show With Mario and Amy": Married co-hosts Mario Martinoli and Amy Strong bring a 'family table' atmosphere to the airwaves with useful information on local dining. From greasy spoons to places where coats and ties are required, the couple report on who's serving what, where to find it and what sort of atmosphere to expect. The program includes interviews with food and wine experts as well as listener calls.
- Where: KABC-AM ... [790 AM]
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Article 66 of 79, Article ID: 0009130007 Published on June 28, 2000
"HEADSETS"
- At midnight Wednesdays, longtime rock jock Jim Ladd hosts a commercial-free hour of sound effects, poetry and obscure music designed for headphone listening. Ladd created the show more than 20 years ago and has brought it to each station he's called home. On his regular nightly shift, Ladd has the freedom to spin what he likes and his shows are often thematic.
- Where: KLOS-FM (95.5).
- When: 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. weeknights; "Headsets" at midnight Wednesdays.
- Typical ...
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Article 67 of 79, Article ID: 0009280028 Published on June 21, 2000 Correction - see reminders on Flashes
- "The Karel & Andrew Show": Karel Bouley and Andrew Howard may be gay and proud of it, but the always entertaining talk team's subjects range from current news to favorite movies and TV shows. They've done broadcasts from Miami on the Elian Gonzalez story, from Barstow where they went to discover the local culture and from the Grand Prix in Long Beach.
- Where: KFI-AM (640).
- When: 7 to 9 p.m. weekdays.
- Quote: "The only way to find out where we're ..."
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Article 68 of 79, Article ID: 0010050014 Published on June 14, 2000
- "Blues 'N' Thangs": A three-hour Internet show that covers blues, soul and Southern gospel with interviews and rare video footage of Bobby ``Blue'' Bland, Albert Collins, Sam Cooke and others. Host Lawrence Henry, a k a Mr. Nightshift, also offers a search service for hard-to- find records.
- Where: www.nwez.net/.
- When: 3 p.m. Saturdays.
- Typical segment: "Jukin', "Willie Cobbs; "Hoochie Man," Bobby Rush; "Boom ..."
- Complete Article, 357 words
Article 69 of 79, Article ID: 0010140084 Published on June 7, 2000
"BIG BOY'S NEIGHBORHOOD"
- "Big Boy's Neighborhood" - An upbeat, good-humored morning show that includes listener calls, interviews and music. Hosted by the irrepressible Big Boy (who lives up to his name) and sidekicks Julissa, Fuzzy Fantabulous and DJ Ray, the program proves you don't have to be a rap fan to dig Power 106.
- Where: KPWR-FM (105.9) - Power 106.
- When: 5 to 10 a.m. weekdays.
- Typical music segment: "I Wanna Know," Joe; "Big Pimpin", "Jay-Z ..."
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Article 70 of 79, Article ID: 0011240211 Published on May 31, 2000
- "Outlaw Radio Live From the Lighten-Up Lounge": A fast-paced talk show, hosted by "Magic" Matt Alan (called Mr. Cigar on the air) and guests, that dwells on the good life - big steaks, good cigars and mega martinis.
- Where: KRLA-AM (1110).
- When: 3 p.m. Saturdays.
- Typical segment: Depends on what's in the news or if Alan had an especially great martini the night before.
- Quote: "I combined my passion for entertainment and cigars for a very ..."
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Article 71 of 79, Article ID: 0012100156 Published on May 24, 2000
"Uncle Joe's Morning Show"
- Album-rock radio vet "Uncle Joe" Benson, joined by sidekick Sioux-Z Jessup and sports anchor Scott St. James, spins classic rock and offers nuggets on each artist. A daily featured artist segment takes place at 6:15, 7:!5 and 8:15 a.m.
- Where: KCBS-FM (93.1) - Arrow 93.
- When: 6 to 10 a.m. weekdays.
- Typical segment: "Hotel California," Eagles; "Break on Through (To the Other Side)," Doors; ...
- Complete Article, 348 words
Article 72 of 79, Article ID: 0012300007 Published on May 17, 2000
www.rondiamond.com/
- An oldies Web site offering about 70 shows to choose from, including Beatles, doo-wop, Motown and r&b. Themed daily shows change regularly - currently on tap is a look at British Invasion pop 1964-67.
- Where: www.rondiamond.com/.
- When: 24-7.
- Typical segment: With 4,000 songs on tap, you choose what you want to hear.
- Quote: "The Internet is a difficult medium, and the rules change everyday. But this is the future." Diamond (real ...
- Complete Article, 290 words
Article 73 of 79, Article ID: 0101190078 Published on May 10, 2000
"tha' Goodfellas"
- Disc jockeys Romeo and Dejai are joined by veteran sidekick Tito in this increasingly popular high-energy hip-hop/r&b show. Along with music, listeners hear such segments as "Sports Rap," "Tito's Top 4 at 4," "Two-Hour Traffic Jam" and "Who's World Is It?"
- Where: KPWR-FM (105.9) - Power 106.
- When: 3 to 7 p.m. weekdays and noon to 4 p.m. Saturdays.
- Typical segment: "Ride ..."
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Article 74 of 79, Article ID: 0102100178 Published on May 3, 2000 Gone?
"Radio a Go-Go!"
- Host Hal Lifson offers an aural scrapbook of the '60s, incorporating B-sides, album tracks, rarities, original commercials and guests such as session drummer Hal Blaine and the Ventures. A tie-dyed-in-the-wool '60s enthusiast, Lifson's delight in and knowledge of the era shine through.
- Where: KRLA-AM (1110).
- When: 7 p.m. Saturdays and 10 p.m. Sundays.
- Typical segment: "Alone Again Or," Love; "A Mexican ..."
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Article 75 of 79, Article ID: 0012070077 Published on April 26, 2000
- "Chuck Niles": Niles' deep, sonorous delivery and be-bop patter reigns as the most identifiable voice in local jazz radio. His anecdotes and background information on the artists and records he spins have for decades offered an education in themselves.
- Where: KLON-FM (88.1).
- When: 3 to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 3 to 7 p.m. Friday.
- Appearances: Niles will broadcast his show Friday from the Museum of Television and Radio (465 N. Beverly Blvd., Beverly ...
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Article 76 of 79, Article ID: 0011280129 Published on April 19, 2000
- "The Sheena and Sam Show": Billed as the "Thelma & Louise" of the airwaves, Sheena Metal and ex-Penthouse Pet Sam Phillips host a girls' call-in slumber party for radio, dealing with relationships and life's travails from a candidly female perspective.
- Where: KLSX-FM (97.1).
- When: 7 to 9 p.m. Saturdays.
- Typical topics: Worst dates, one-night stands, obsessive boyfriends, bad break-ups and ways to keep a guy interested.
- Quote: ...
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Article 77 of 79, Article ID: 0011160111 Published on April 12, 2000
- "Live From L.A. With Duffy and Co.": Christian talk host Warren Duffy spreads the gospel, railing against homosexuality, abortion, President Clinton and other favorite topics. He still likes the Beach Boys, though.
- Where: KKLA-FM (99.5).
- When: 4 to 7 p.m. weekdays.
- Typical segment: Using practically any topic as a starting point, Duffy veers into anti-gay propaganda. He's also concerned about the dangers of the Internet.
- Quote: Duffy says his life ...
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Article 78 of 79, Article ID: 0010250167 Published on April 5, 2000
- What: "The Phil Hendrie Show." Host of one of the most creative - and subversive - shows on the airwaves, Hendrie does character voices and interactive improv comedy. Angry callers oblivious to the fact that Hendrie is doing all the voices, often take issue with the outrageous opinions of the so-called guests. True theater of the mind.
- Where: KFI-AM (640).
- When: 4 to 7 p.m. weekdays.
- Typical segment: Pretending to be an angry construction worker from Corona, ...
- Complete Article, 350 words
Article 79 of 79, Article ID: 0104070078 Published on March 29, 2000
"The Tom Leykis Show"
- Libertarian on most issues, Leykis - who sounds like the offspring of Jack Benny and Jack Lemmon - appears to regularly attack women on his program. Perhaps he's merely playing to the room, since the majority of his fans are young men, but when a female caller gets through, a frequent Leykis response is, "You have a nice rack?"
- Where: KLSX-FM (97.1).
- When: 3 to 8 p.m. weekdays.
- Typical segment: Not only do most men work ...
- Complete Article, 409 words
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