I'm sure that's what the woman said on WEBR Buffalo.
I've never heard this person before.
I've never heard this person before.
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It's an iHeart product. Using the NBC brand. Most likely using iHeart staff:
Lisa Taylor. By the way, I gave up on WEBR. Wikipedia calls its format "Middle of the road". Now a cop would pull someone over for driving in the middle of the road, but someone would lose their license on the spot for driving all over the road the way that station does.
Um, what?
Brian Shook.
Sara Bartlett (not sure of the spelling).
Sara Bartlett (not sure of the spelling).
So Google doesn't really show anything for Lisa Taylor unless this one was a morning DJ. There is something about a Brian Shook on NBC but only "Dr. Brian Shook" on iHeart. Sara Bartlett is shown as being on both NBC and iHeart.
Correction about Sara Bartlett. That was about her being on an iHeartRadio station doing a story because she is an NBC News reporter.
Yes, she is an investigative reporter for NBC News.
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