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Time
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MONDAY
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12am-1am Jeff Davis
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1am-2am
Bajra
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2am-3am
Young at Heart
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3am-6am
Ed Ellison Show (Ed Ellison)
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- 6am-10am AM
America (Gary Helton)
 Annette Estes- Tony Michaels
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10am-12pm
Ted Patterson Show (Ted Patterson)
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12pm-3pm
Zoh Show (Zoh Hieronimus)
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3pm-6pm
Sab
Cabelli
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6pm-8pm
Ernie Davis Show (Ernie Davis)
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8pm-9pm
S.L.A.M. Program (Andrew "Ace" Earp)
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9pm-10pm
David
Cramer
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10pm-12am
21st Century Radio (Dr. Bob Hieronimus)
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TUESDAY
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12am-3am
Strange Daze (Don Ecker)
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3am-6am
Ed Ellison Show (Ed Ellison)
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- 6am-10am AM
America (Gary Helton)
- Annette Estes
- Tony Michaels
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10am-12pm
Ted Patterson Show (Ted Patterson)
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12pm-3pm
Zoh Show (Zoh Hieronimus)
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3pm-6pm
Sab
Cabelli
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6pm-8pm
Ernie Davis Show (Ernie Davis)
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8pm-9pm
Herbal Healing (Doc Bradley)
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9pm-10pm
Time Out for Time In (KRS Edstrom)
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10pm-12am
21st Century Radio (Dr. Bob Hieronimus)
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WEDNESDAY
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12am-3am
Strange Daze (Don Ecker)
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3am-6am
Ed Ellison Show (Ed Ellison)
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- 6am-10am AM
America (Gary Helton)
- Annette Estes
- Tony Michaels
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10am-12pm
Ted Patterson Show (Ted Patterson)
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12pm-3pm
Zoh Show (Zoh Hieronimus)
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3pm-6pm
Sab
Cabelli
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6pm-8pm
Ernie Davis Show (Ernie Davis)
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8pm-10pm
Health & Wealth (Jack Lalanne & Glen Brooks)
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10pm-12am
21st Century Radio (Dr. Bob Hieronimus)
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THURSDAY
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12am-3am
Strange Daze (Don Ecker)
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3am-6am
Ed Ellison Show (Ed Ellison)
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- 6am-10am AM
America (Gary Helton)
- Annette Estes
- Tony Michaels
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10am-12pm
Ted Patterson Show (Ted Patterson)
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12pm-3pm
Zoh Show (Zoh Hieronimus)
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3pm-6pm
Sab
Cabelli
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6pm-8pm
Ernie Davis Show (Ernie Davis)
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8pm-10pm
Starz in Review (Larry Katz)
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10pm-12am
21st Century Radio (Dr. Bob Hieronimus)
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FRIDAY
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12am-3am
Strange Daze (Don Ecker)
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3am-6am
Ed Ellison Show (Ed Ellison)
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- 6am-10am AM
America (Gary Helton)
- Annette Estes
- Tony Michaels
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10am-12pm
Ted Patterson Show (Ted Patterson)
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12pm-3pm
Zoh Show (Zoh Hieronimus)
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3pm-6pm
Sab
Cabelli
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6pm-8pm
Ernie Davis Show (Ernie Davis)
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8pm-10pm
The Ronnie Dove Show (Ronnie Dove)
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10pm-12am
21st Century Radio (Dr. Bob Hieronimus)
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ANDREW "ACE"
EARP – The
SLAM Program (Success, Law, America and Money),
Mondays, 9-10 PM. Zeroing in on
listeners’ rights, options and
opportunities, Ace works hard to teach "the
basics." Simply put, if you don’t know
your rights, you don’t have any; your
options are directly related to your freedom of
choice; and without opportunities, it just
isn’t America. Success, law, America and
money, plus exciting guests—they all add up
to The SLAM Program.
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DOC BRADLEY
– Herbal Healing,
Tuesdays, 8-9 PM. Incredibly personable,
possessing an infectious smile and overwhelming
optimism, Dr. Sandy Bradley is a graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary
Medicine. She’s been a consultant, surgeon
and practitioner for Washington Animal Rescue,
head veterinarian for the Inner Harbor Animal
Hospital of Baltimore, and a consultant for the
herbal industry. An author (Let The Mocking Bird
Sing Herbal Praise) and licensed vet in three
states plus the District of Columbia, Doc Bradley
has amassed a loyal following of over 5,000
clients during her 20-plus years as a
naturopathic veterinarian, approaching all of her
efforts from a Biblical perspective. Her unique
and natural methods of healing will totally
astound you.
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KRS EDSTROM
– Time Out for Time
In, Wednesdays, 8-9 PM. KRS (pronounced
Kris) Edstrom, MS, is an author, columnist and
lecturer. Her audios, Inner Master Series, have
been used as in-flight relaxation programs by
three major airlines. Her products, including her
books Healthy, Wealthy and Wise, are endorsed by
hospitals such as L.A.’s Cedars-Sinai. Her
HealthStyle advice column "Ask KRS"
appears in Elle and Mirabella magazines on
America Online. KRS’ work has been featured
in USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, Los
Angeles Times, Entrepreneur, Fitness and
Kipplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine. A
fellow of the American Institute of Stress, KRS
has used her master’s degree in health
science, her study of academic and alternative
health, and more than 20 years of practical
experience to rebuild herself and help others do
the same. Time Out for Time In offers listeners a
unique opportunity to tune inward, gain something
personally from the show and walk away feeling
better in the literal sense—less stressed,
more motivated, self-empowered and eager to tune
in next time for more of the same.
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LARRY KATZ
– Stars In Review,
Thursdays, 8-10 PM. Entertainment news,
movies, television—whatever’s going on
in entertainment—from the Superbowl to your
favorite t.v. show to the pro wrestling scene,
Larry Katz knows what he’s talking about. A
widely circulated columnist on
entertainment-related subjects, Larry has been
featured in newspapers from coast-to-coast.
He’s made guest appearances on various radio
and television programs around the country. Larry
knows how to get the phones to ring and create
interest based on what’s hot in
entertainment across the country and around the
world. If it has anything to do with
entertainment, call and talk to Larry about it.
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RONNIE DOVE
– The Ronnie Dove
Show, Fridays, 8-10 PM. His songs have hit
both the Billboard pop and country charts more
than 30 times since 1964, and he remains one of
the busiest singers of his era. He’s been a
guest on some of the biggest programs in American
television, like "The Ed Sullivan
Show," "American Bandstand,"
"The Merv Griffin Show" and
"Nashville Now." And he’s shared
the concert stage with recording giants like Tom
Jones, Patsy Cline, Brenda Lee, Bobby Vinton and
more. Gregarious by nature and uncommonly
down-to-earth, Ronnie Dove now spends Friday
nights on the radio reminiscing with old friends,
and spotlighting up-and-coming artists looking
for their big break. In addition to big name
guests like Johnny Tillotson, Dennis Yost, Troy
Shondell, Frankie Ford and more, The Ronnie Dove
Show includes a healthy dose of the music that
made Ronnie and his guests idols of generations
of teens worldwide. Trivia contests and listener
calls make The Ronnie Dove Show "the fastest
two hours on radio."
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Weekend Programs
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DAVID SOLOMON
– Nutz & Boltz,
Saturdays, 7-10 AM. A certified automotive
technician and member of The Society of
Automotive Engineers, colorful David Solomon is
like having a master mechanic at your beck and
call. As host of this popular, long-running
national car care show, David guides shade tree
mechanics through the challenging maze of car
repair, while alerting them to shady opportunists
who prey on the uninformed. He reveals scams and
cons, while educating both novice and seasoned
do-it-yourselfers on the intricacies of auto
repair. An expert in his field, David is
frequently the final authority consulted in the
dynamic world of the motor vehicle.
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LARRY COHEN / JOHN QUINN
– Education 2000,
Saturdays, 10 AM – Noon. Are
today’s students receiving the education
they need to lead America into the 21st.century?
Are our educational institutions prepared to meet
the demands of an increasingly complex and
diverse multicultural population? In essence, are
our schools doing what they’re supposed to
do? Larry and John address these and other
educational concerns expressed by listeners, with
help from parents, students, teachers and
administrators.
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DAVE SERIO
– You Auto Know,
Saturdays, 4-6 PM. You "auto"
know how to repair your own car, or intelligently
buy, sell or trade one. Enter Dave Serio. With 20
years in the automotive industry, Dave knows the
business from the ground up, and he’s ready
to share his insider’s perspective with you.
Easy-going and intelligent, Dave’s
background also includes talk radio, with local
stints in Florida and Maryland. Plus his weekly
maintenance and repair advice is a staple of the
evening news every Friday on Baltimore’s
WJZ-TV. At the end of your rope? Ready to push
that old bucket of bolts over a cliff? Don’t
make another move ‘til you talk with Dave.
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JIM RAFFERTY
– Home Works, Sundays,
10 AM – Noon. Anyone who’s ever
planned to tackle a home improvement project MUST
listen to Jim. His expertise is exceeded only by
his extensive background in broadcasting. A
native of Philadelphia, Jim’s graced the
airwaves from Maryland to New York. He’s
heard on radio and television commercials and
continues to host a weekly music program on
Baltimore’s WLIF-FM. Home Works marks for
the very first time the marriage of Jim’s
two vocations. Different from your typical
do-it-yourself show, it caters to the average
homeowner on a budget, focusing on new products
and trends, consumer alerts, and informative
guests. And Jim practices what he preaches,
having just moved into a 35-year-old house in
need of t.l.c. When not on the air, Jim serves as
sales and marketing manager for one of
Maryland’s most successful remodeling firms.
An accomplished classical and pop singer, Jim and
wife Monica have two youngsters, Matthew and
Megan. You can e-mail Jim at sundayhome@aol.com.
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DON PEACOCK
– Petpourri/TALK,
Sundays, 1-3 PM. "It’s people
helping people with their pets" That’s
how Don humbly describes his show. Focusing on
domestic pets like dogs and cats, Don also covers
topics of interest to bird and exotic animal
owners. From diet and nutrition to training,
housebreaking, grooming and more, Don covers it
all, with guests who represent a veritable
"Who’s Who" in the pet industry. A
major animal lover himself, Don shares his digs
with Maggie, his 16-year-old West Highland
Terrier, Betty and Judy his two rescued
Greyhounds, and cockatiel Nancy. From serious
topics like puppy mills and euthanasia, to
lighthearted contests, conversation and more, Don
Peacock is talk radio’s St. Francis.
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FLO AYRES
– Young At Heart,
Sundays, 6PM. Small of stature but large
of reputation, veteran broadcaster Flo Ayres is
known as "the woman with a thousand
voices." Her behind-the-scenes works
includes narration of a White House tour, the
shark exhibit at Sea World, and voice-overs for
The National Geographic Society. Listen to Sissy
the Skunk on Sesame Street—that’s Flo
too, as was Art Buchwald’s wife on a
syndicated series. Speaking and/or appearing on
countless local and national commercials, the
award-winning Flo Ayres applies her talent and
experience to the issues of seniors every Sunday
on Young At Heart.
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DR. LEIGH VINOCUR
– Second Opinion,
Sundays, 7PM. A board-certified emergency
medical physician, Dr. Leigh Vinocur’s
professional credentials are impressive to say
the least. She’s been a member of the
National Violence Prevention Committee,
spokesperson on domestic violence, member of the
Maryland Lieutenant Governor’s Family
Violence Council, and advisory board member for
the State of Maryland Domestic Violence Hospital
Project. Additionally, she was on the Board of
Directors for the American College of Emergency
Physicians, and has been seen and heard as a
medical correspondent on radio and television
stations on both coasts. Second Opinion combines
Leigh’s extensive experience with new
discoveries and breakthroughs in healing. Throw
in listener’s questions and expert guests,
and you have an exceptional hour of medical
information available nowhere else.
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PETE & JEREMY MOULTON
– Dial-A-Nerd: Talk
Radio for a Technically Challenged Planet,
Sundays, 8-11 PM. Possessing the vast
resources of Moulton and Company (Pete’s the
founder, Jeremy’s the managing director),
"The Nerds" stand ready to assist all
non-computer literate souls in a thorough yet
discrete fashion. No one can afford to be left
behind in the information revolution. That’s
where Pete and Jeremy come into the
picture—ready for your toughest questions.
Their objective is to facilitate a warm and
fulfilling relationship between you and your
computer—kinda like a couple of high-tech
Cupids. Not since the days of Ed Sullivan has
Sunday night been so satisfying! You’ll find
more "nerdly" details at www.moulton-co.com.
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