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AM radio is fighting to keep its place on your car dashboard as some automakers have said they want to get rid of it.

On Friday (5/12), WPEN, Philadelphia “97.5 The Fanatic” morning host John Kincade told his listeners he’s been diagnosed with colon cancer. He posted the following statement on the station’s website: “Unfortunately, my relatives have a PHD in dealing with cancer as it has ravaged the Kincade family over the years. It’s one of the reasons…

Cumberland County will honor veterans for two weeks starting with the annual Veterans Day Parade on Saturday in downtown Fayetteville.

Buddy Brown became a country music star on his own terms, but it wasn’t by choice. The singer behind “Rowdy Side” and the viral smash “We Gotta Be Less White” went to Nashville to pursue his music dreams. That’s what the rule book says, and he eagerly followed the blueprint … until the industry held up a “stop” sign. He was too political, the right-leaning Brown tells The Babylon Bee podcast. So he went rogue, building his career without the traditional support structures.  

New Hampshire competed in the Miss America pageant in 1994 and is a graduate of Columbia University with a degree in U.S. history. Salem says,“‘The Trish Regan Podcast’ will be her unique take on the day’s news events. Trish will examine the trouble we have gotten into in this country, and how we can and must get out of it. Her understanding of Wall Street and the nation’s economy will be an added plus for her listeners.” Salem SVP spoken word Phil Boyce commen...

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Share this article Share this article FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Dec. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Empire Diversified Energy Corp., (OTCQB: MPIR) announced today that its CEO, Mr. Frank Rosso, will appear on a Beasley Broadcasting production, "The Mick Bazsuly Show" to be aired at 11 A.M. EST today (12/16/2020)  on 95.3FM, 96.9FM, 103.6FM and 1470AM locally in South Florida, and available live worldwide on AMP2.TV and WWNNRadio.com. Mr. Rosso is expected to discuss Empires recent closing on a $26 mi...