Tag: Milwaukee Radio

"It is an interesting pairing because I am a woman, I am a millennial, and I am liberal. He's the opposite of all three of those things."

“After years of being a guest on each other’s shows or a fill in host, I am so excited that we finally have the chance to tussle with the biggest political stories of the day..."

"I'm still in shock and not clear on all the reasons, but grateful to have worked at this heritage radio station in various capacities for over a decade."

Adler joined the station in 2006 as one-half of “Kramp and Adler.” In 2013, Kramp departed, and Adler stayed on as a solo host.

"I try to approach my show like an attorney. I'm building a case for whatever it is that I'm trying to argue for and just provide the best, most logical argument that I can find."

Seize the moment. People are talking about the price of eggs. Even a beloved institution like The Waffle House has added a 50-cent surcharge per egg served.

"We’re excited to welcome Sean back to the Good Karma Brands team."

As a stand-alone station in Baltimore, 100.7 The Bay does extremely well competing against the so-called “big companies.”

"What's great about this is all of these people are familiar to our listeners."

With Dave Luczak's retirement from mornings at Saga Communications’ “Classic Rock 96.5” WKLH Milwaukee set for December 20, the station has confirmed that current midday host Dave Coombs will transition to the morning slot.