I wasn't aware old this until a mention of it was made in a Facebook group, that last night Norman Goldman announced on his show that he is ending his syndicated talk show. If you didn't hear you can hear it via a podcast at his home page at https://www.normangoldman.com . You can listen to the first hour of his show for free commercial free, other then that yo have to pay to hear the rest of his podcast. I am not aware of when his final show will be, so listen as much as you can or keep listening to see when his last show is.
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Norman Goldman announces his his ending his talk show
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Only 7 affiliates, all on AM broadcasting an evening show. His affiliates have a combined 10,450 watts. 10,950 if you include those with FM translators.
He was basically doing a podcast anyway.
He was basically doing a podcast anyway.
Most of AM radio is dead and Political Talk Radio is following suit for the next generation.
The 18-35 don't care about Political Talk Radio.
Limbaugh ratings are way down, that's why he's been off the I-Heart power stations for years.
WLS AM is pulling a 1.1 share, 26th in the market.
They're trying Ben Shapiro for afternoons, we'll see what happens but I bet they won't move much.
In Los Angels KEIB is pulling a .7 share.
The biggest difference is Norm did not have big pocket supporters to keep him a float.
Fox N*ws has lost most of their ad dollars and are using the cable subscription fees to keep them afloat.
The 18-35 don't care about Political Talk Radio.
Limbaugh ratings are way down, that's why he's been off the I-Heart power stations for years.
WLS AM is pulling a 1.1 share, 26th in the market.
They're trying Ben Shapiro for afternoons, we'll see what happens but I bet they won't move much.
In Los Angels KEIB is pulling a .7 share.
The biggest difference is Norm did not have big pocket supporters to keep him a float.
Fox N*ws has lost most of their ad dollars and are using the cable subscription fees to keep them afloat.
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