Dial Global syndicated radio talker Stephanie Miller and ESPN Radio’s “Mike and Mike In The Morning” made first time debuts on RadioTime’s “Top 19 Programs” list during the month of August. RadioTime Inc., a developer of technology for finding and listening to radio online, released the August list today ranking the most listened-to programs on RadioTime.com. “The Stephanie Miller Show” showed up at number 18 and “Mike and Mike” at …

Premiere Radio Network syndicated morning show host Steve Harvey is named a contributor to ABC-TV’s “Good Morning America.”  The
actor-comedian-author-syndicated radio host will be featured in a series of reports on topics ranging
from relationships to parenting over the next few months.  Harvey‘s Premiere Radio Networks show airs in about 60 markets.

Premiere Radio Network morning star Steve Harvey made his return to Los Angeles radio after being dropped from Magic Broadcastings’ KDAY line-up 10 weeks ago. The debut Monday on Stevie Wonder’s KJLH-FM,  marked not only a return to the market where he first appeared on the defunct KKBT-FM in 2000, but also a reunion with KJLH Executive VP Vinny Brown, who was Harvey’s Program Director at WBLS New York when Premiere launched the syndicated radio …

The rumors have been around for a few weeks but  it’s now safe to say that Premiere Radio Networks syndicated radio morning man Steve Harvey will have an LA radio home for the third time. Taxi Broadcasting Urban AC KJLH will begin airing Harvey on a date to be determined. Harvey has been off-the-air in Los Angeles since being dropped by Magic Broadcasting’s  KDAY earlier this year. The original version of the Steve Harvey Morning …

The NAB has announced the nominees for the 2009 Marconi Awards, winners to be revealed at the NAB Radio Show September 24th in Philadelphia. Citadel Media afternoon syndicated radio personality Michael Baisden and the Lampo Groups’ Dave Ramsey are among the nominees in the Network Syndicated Personality of the Year category. Others nominated in the category include three Premiere Radio Network personalities, Bob & Tom, Steve Harvey and Rush Limbaugh.

RadioTime Inc., a developer of technology for finding and listening to radio online, has released the first RadioTime.com Top 19 Programs, a list of the most listened-to programs on RadioTime.com for the month of June 2009. The inaugural list is dominated by well known syndicated radio talkers but also shows how RadioTime enables listeners to discover lesser-known shows airing around the world.The five most popular programs are “Rush Limbaugh,” “Steve Harvey,” “The Savage Nation,” “Glenn Beck” …

Premiere Radio Network syndicated morning man Steve Harvey did his last show on Magic Broadcasting KDAY 93.5 The Beat Los Angeles this morning (5/29). Reports are that Magic Broadcasting  has decided not to renew Harvey’s contract. The show becomes the latest in a line of syndicated radio shows that have exited KDAY in the past year,  No replacement talent or show has been named. Sources say the station will become a music intensive during morning drive …

News out of the Clear Channel management meetings in Dallas has the company unveiling two new programming initiatives including what it calls “a multi-point plan to raise the bar for radio programming across all dayparts and platforms, including online and mobile.”  The plan includes the expected introduction of national and regional programming in a program called “Premium Choice” that the company says makes proven programming  and popular on-air talent readily available  to local PDs in all markets for …

Premiere Radio Network syndicated morning host Steve Harvey obviously is feeling the need to defend himself regarding news of his replacing Tom Joyner on Clear Channel’s WVAZ in Chicago. In an interview with Phil Rosenthal in last Friday’s (4/10) Chicago Tribune, Harvey let off a little of his frustration at being pegged as the fall guy in the move that saw Joyner released as the V-103 morning talent after 13 years. Steve is right to …

Gospel superstar Kirk Franklin sitting in on “The Steve Harvey Morning Show.”