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WEEKDAYS 9A-12N (EST)* AQH A18-49 52,500 P12+ A25-49 46,700 56% Men AQH 176,200 A25-54 69,000 44% Women Cume 1,263,100 A35-54 60,800 PASSIONATE, FUNNY AND IN FULL COMMAND OF AN EVER-EXPANDING TALK SHOW AUDIENCE WEEKDAYS 9a-12n (EST)* AQH A18-49 52,500 P12+ A25-49 46,700 56% Men AQH 176,200 A25-54 69,000 44% Women Cume 1,263,100 A35-54 60,800 120 Affiliates (plus 58 Cable Radio Network markets and Sky Angel Satellite) 1 New York NY WNYM-AM 72 Omaha Council Bluffs NE KOTK-AM 2 Los Angeles CA KRLA-AM 73 Sarasota Bradenton FL WLSS-AM 3 Chicago IL WIND-AM 75 Akron OH WNIR-FM 4 San Francisco CA KDOW-AM 84 Charleston SC WQSC-AM 5 Dallas TX KSKY-AM 87 Greeneville NC WDLX-AM 6 Houston TX KNTH-AM 94 Colorado Springs CO KZNT-AM 7 Atlanta GA WGKA-AM 100 Boise ID KIOV-AM 8 Philadelphia PA WNTP-AM 102 Johnson City TN WJCW-AM 9 Washington DC WTNT-AM 105 Lafayette LA KFXZ-AM 10 Boston MA WDIS-AM 106 Chattanooga TN WKWN-AM WGAW-AM 108 Huntsville AL WVNN-AM 11 Detroit MI WDTK-AM WVNN-FM 13 Seattle Tacoma WA KKOL-AM 109 Modesto CA KFIV-AM 15 Phoenix AZ KKNT-AM 110 Augusta GA WRDW-AM 16 Minneapolis St Paul MN KYCR-AM 111 Roanoke Lynchburg VA WBRG-AM WWTC-AM 120 Ft Collins Greeley CO KEPL-AM 17 San Diego CA KCBQ-AM KFKA-AM 18 Tampa St Petersburg FL WGUL-AM 136 Springfield MO KADI-AM 21 Denver Boulder CO KNUS-AM 140 Beaumont Port Arthur TX KOLE-AM 24 Pittsburg PA WPIT-AM KRCM-AM 25 Charlotte Gastonia SC WRHI-AM 154 Killeen Temple TX KTEM-AM 26 Riverside San Bernardino CA KTIE-AM 156 Macon GA WNNG-AM 27 Sacramento CA KTKZ-AM WNNG-FM 28 Cincinnati OH WMOH-AM 158 Myrtle Beach SC WRNN-AM 29 Cleveland OH WHK-AM 166 Hagerstown MD WARK-AM 30 Salt Lake City Ogden UT KTKK-AM 171 Anchorage AK KFQD-AM 31 San Antonio TX KLUP-AM 178 South Bend IN WSBT-AM 34 Orlando FL WORL-AM 188 Columbus GA WRCG-AM 36 Columbus OH WHTH-AM 190 Dothan AL WGEA-AM 43 Raleigh Durham NC WEEB-AM WWNT-AM 44 Nashville TN WDBL-AM 203 Salina KS KNGL-AM 45 Greensboro Winston Salem NC WDSL-AM 211 Duluth Superior WI WDSM-AM 46 Jacksonville FL WBOB-AM 213 Hilton Head SC WHGS-AM 48 Oklahoma City OK KEBC-AM 223 Bangor ME WNZS-AM 53 Louisville KY WGTK-AM WWNZ-AM 59 Greenville Spartanburg SC WORD-AM 228 Elmira Corning NY WWLZ-AM WYRD-AM 239 Panama City FL WLTG-AM WYRD-FM 258 Monroe LA KLIC-AM 60 Tucson AZ KQTH-FM 261 Billings MT KBLG-AM 61 Ft Myers Naples FL WGUF-FM 262 Kalispell Flathead City MT KJJR-AM 64 Honolulu HI KHNR-AM 277 Williamsport PA WWPA-AM SOURCE: Arbitron DMA Fall Nationwide 2008 / Based on stored schedule / Numbers updated bi-annually / Last Update 4/8/09 Talkers Magazine Fall 2008 Heavy Hundred List Not all affiliates carry the program live or in its entirety. Salem Radio Network Affiliates Continued…. 283 Decatur IL WSOY-AM 292 Grand Forks ND KNOX-AM 300 Meridian MS WALT-AM N/A Kingman AZ KAAA-AM N/A Aberdeen Hoquiam WA KBKW-AM N/A Sioux Falls SD KELO-AM N/A Ely NV KELY-AM N/A Boones Des Moines IA KFFF-AM N/A Hannibal MO KHMO-AM N/A Estherville IA KILR-AM N/A Gardnerville Minden NV KKFT-FM N/A Natchitoches LA KNOC-AM N/A Bellevue NE KOIL-AM N/A Atlanta Queen City TX KPYN-AM N/A Susanville CA KSUE-AM N/A Walla Walla WA KUJ-AM N/A Arkadelphia AR KVRC-AM N/A Navasota TX KWBC-AM N/A Winnemucca NV KWNA-AM N/A Poplar Bluff MO KWOC-AM N/A Eureka CA KWSW-AM N/A Glenwood Hot Springs AR KWXI-AM N/A Missoula MT KYLT-AM N/A Bullhead City AZ KZZZ-AM N/A Bedford PA WBFD-AM N/A Fitzgerald GA WBHB-AM N/A Effingham IL WCRA-AM N/A Douglas GA WDMG-AM N/A Weirton Steubenville WEIR-AM N/A New River Valley VA WFNR-AM N/A Bentn Harbor St Joseph MI WHFB-AM N/A Frankford KY WKYW-AM N/A Claremont Norfolk VA WPMH-AM N/A Ripon WI WRPN-AM N/A Tifton GA WTIF-AM N/A Ramsey IL WTRH-FM SOURCE: Arbitron DMA Fall Nationwide 2008 / Based on stored schedule / Numbers updated bi-annually / Last Update 4/8/09 Talkers Magazine Fall 2008 Heavy Hundred List Not all affiliates carry the program live or in its entirety. Salem Radio Network.
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