Colorado Media Newsroom
March 15th, 2022, 10:58 AM
From Radio Insight:
https://i0.wp.com/radioinsight.com/wp-content/images/2022/03/wmay.png?resize=200%2C200&ssl=1Mid-West Family Broadcasting has made some programming changes at News/Talk WMAY Springfield IL.
The station has dropped all branding references to 970 WMAY Springfield and translators 94.7 W234CC Sherman and 102.5 W273DR Springfield to brand just as “92.7 WMAY (https://www.wmay.com)” emphasizing the Class B1 92.7 WMAY-FM Taylorville.
With the branding change comes they addition of more syndicated conservative talkers away from the mix of local and advice talk mixed with Oldies “Hits & Headlines” at night and weekends that the station had been featuring.
Greg Bishop remains in mornings from 6-9am for the rebranded “Springfield’s Morning News”. Fox News Radio’s Brian Kilmeade is added from 9-11am replacing local host Mike Wennmacher. Clay Travis & Buck Sexton joins the lineup from 11am to 2pm followed by Dana Loesch from 2-4pm. Program Director Jim Leach loses the first hour of his show to now run 4-6pm rebranded as “Springfield’s Afternoon News”. Frank McNeil remains from 6-7pm with his show rebranded as “Springfield’s Evening News”. Erick Erickson is added from 7-10pm. The Dave Ramsey Show moves from 1-3pm to 10pm to 12am. Coast to Coast with George Noory is added in overnights. “On Call w/ Dr. Asa,” which had been airing in the 11am hour, departs the weekday schedule.
more (https://radioinsight.com/headlines/221287/wmay-makes-programming-changes/)
https://i0.wp.com/radioinsight.com/wp-content/images/2022/03/wmay.png?resize=200%2C200&ssl=1Mid-West Family Broadcasting has made some programming changes at News/Talk WMAY Springfield IL.
The station has dropped all branding references to 970 WMAY Springfield and translators 94.7 W234CC Sherman and 102.5 W273DR Springfield to brand just as “92.7 WMAY (https://www.wmay.com)” emphasizing the Class B1 92.7 WMAY-FM Taylorville.
With the branding change comes they addition of more syndicated conservative talkers away from the mix of local and advice talk mixed with Oldies “Hits & Headlines” at night and weekends that the station had been featuring.
Greg Bishop remains in mornings from 6-9am for the rebranded “Springfield’s Morning News”. Fox News Radio’s Brian Kilmeade is added from 9-11am replacing local host Mike Wennmacher. Clay Travis & Buck Sexton joins the lineup from 11am to 2pm followed by Dana Loesch from 2-4pm. Program Director Jim Leach loses the first hour of his show to now run 4-6pm rebranded as “Springfield’s Afternoon News”. Frank McNeil remains from 6-7pm with his show rebranded as “Springfield’s Evening News”. Erick Erickson is added from 7-10pm. The Dave Ramsey Show moves from 1-3pm to 10pm to 12am. Coast to Coast with George Noory is added in overnights. “On Call w/ Dr. Asa,” which had been airing in the 11am hour, departs the weekday schedule.
more (https://radioinsight.com/headlines/221287/wmay-makes-programming-changes/)