WPHT still has "Walter Sterling Every Damn Night" on the cover page of its website, even though he apparently left for WABC in April. I wonder how he got the overnight WABC gig? Does it pay better since it's syndicated? Walter Sabo is not a young man so how is it doing a radio show until dawn? And how did WABC decide to use Sabo five nights a week (1 to 5 a.m. early Monday to early Friday) and move Lionel to a three hour show on weekends (2 to 5 a.m. early Saturday and early Sunday). Lionel went from 20 hours a week to six.
When you go into the WPHT schedule, it does have the current line up, despite Sabo's picture still on the cover page. Does anyone at Audacy, with Philadelphia as its home city, care about the webpage at its 50,000 watt clear channel station in Philly? Actually, for whatever reason, WPHT's ratings are not too bad, competitive with some of the lower rated FM stations.
Note that WPHT uses several shows from Fox even though it doesn't carry Fox News on the hour. (It runs ABC nights and weekends but skips hourly news on weekdays to run more commercials.) As the only talk station in Philly, other than Salem's WNTP 990, WPHT could take any syndicated show it wanted to, Dave Ramsey, Sean Hannity, Mark Levin. Why does it use several not-so-popular syndicated shows, other than Coast to Coast AM?
5 a.m. Fox News Rundown (syndicated from Fox)
6 a.m. Kayal and Company (I'd like to tell you who Kayal & Co. are, but the website doesn't even tell us their names, just that they interview newsmakers and take phone calls)
10:30 Dawn Strensland (she is also on Kayal & Co.)
Noon Dom Giordano
3 p.m. Nobody is listed here
6 p.m. Rich Zeoli
7 p.m. Fox Across America with Jimmy Faillla (syndicated from Fox)
10 p.m. Rita Cosby (syndicated from Red Apple Media--WABC)
12 a.m. Will Cain Country (syndicated from Fox)
1 a..m. Coast to Coast AM with George Noory (syndicated from Premiere Networks--iHeart)
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