Talk Radio Network’s Michael Savage is the featured subject in June’s Playboy Magazine. The article culled from a 16 hour no holds barred interview conducted by Contributing Editor, David Hochman covers a wide range of topics from Savage’s life experience to political views on same sex marriage and even opinions about other radio personalities. Hochman said of the encounter with the controversial Savage, “I can’t remember a more difficult interview. Savage …

Talk Radio Network syndicated radio talker Phil Hendrie has his new and improved website up and running at  www.philhendrieshow.com. The revamped site highlights new features including  “Phollow Phil” comments, photos, and videos, and a “Backstage Pass” area where fans can interact in real time with Hendrie and his cast of on-air characters.
Hendrie is banking that ardent fans will subscribe to the subscription site to follow Hendrie and his characters at a …

The Chicago Tribune is reporting that Erich “Mancow” Muller‘s 16 month run in mid-days  at WLS are over. Co-host Pat Cassidy is also out at the Chicago talker as speculation persists as to whether the move was a programming decision or an economic one as a result of Citadel’s Chapter 11 filing late last year. Muller’s separate Talk Radio Network syndicated radio morning show will continue unaffected on stations around the country.

Syndicated radio talk host Phil Hendrie will be the keynote speaker at the NAB Show Radio Luncheon on April 13 in Las Vegas. Hendrie, whose career also includes both television and movies, will demonstrate the role of radio as an entertainment platform.
Syndicated by Talk Radio Network, “The Phil Hendrie Show” airs on 100 radio stations nationwide. As host, Hendrie welcomes his cast of fictional characters, all of whom he plays himself, providing listeners with a …

Talk Radio Network’s Phil Hendrie is  welcoming back his cast of fictional characters, all of whom he plays,  to his late night syndicated radio talk program. Hendrie’s show is heard on nearly 100 radio stations,  and while the show was primarily straight talk for the last two years, he has revived some of the satire and comedic characters that had been relegated to his website. “Radio needs alternative programming, like …

Talk Radio Networks talker Michael Savage has lost his flagship station after being dropped by Clear Channel “Talk 910″ KNEW San Francisco. The station says it’s decided to “go in a different philosophical and ideological direction,” replacing Savage with the “John and Ken Show” from L.A. sister station KFI.

Talk duo John Boyle and Jeff Carroll are bringing their syndicated radio program, “The John & Jeff Show,” to CRN’s Digital Talk Radio platform. The former KSLX Los Angeles team best known for it’s 9pm-5am “Third Shift,” premiered Tuesday night on CRN-6. The CRN show will air weeknights from 10pm-1am. CRN Digital Talk Radio distributes in house and syndicated programming via 6 audio feeds to satellite, cable TV and the Internet, including …

In a few short months Talk Radio Network syndicated radio talker Michael Savage has gone from being unwelcome in the U.K.-to an invited guest. The Cambridge Union Society, the world’s oldest debating society has invited Savage to speak at next month’s political correctness debate. If he accepts the invitation-which in itself is open to debate-the Society says he could address the crowd by video link and not step foot in the country.

CBS Radio is flipping one of its two Los Angeles news stations, KFWB, to News/Talk on Tuesday, September 8, with Take On The Day syndicated radio host, Dr. Laura Schlessinger as a linchpin of the new lineup. KFWB will become the flagship station for the Dr. Laura program, (which just announced a partnership deal with Talk Radio Network) as it moves over from crosstown KFI. “When the opportunity to add Dr. Laura, one of …

Talk Radio Network Ventures and Take On The Day have joined forces for the radio syndication and affiliate marketing of The Dr. Laura Program, the daily syndicated radio talk  show hosted by Dr. Laura Schlessinger. Take On The Day, established in 2005 by Schlessinger and veteran radio syndicator Geoff Rich, will continue to produce the show, while Premiere Radio Networks will continue to handle satellite distribution and national ad sales. Talk Radio Networks headed …