Are Armstrong and Getty leaving KGO?
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Are Armstrong and Getty leaving KGO?
The popular nationally syndicated Armstrong & Getty Show will move from KGO 810 to KSFO 560 AM and will be heard weekdays from 6am – 9am.
What station is Armstrong and Getty on?
Armstrong & Getty – KFOR FM 103.3 1240 AM.
Who is leaving Armstrong and Getty?
Positive Sean Announces His Departure From A&G | Armstrong & Getty.
Where was Joe Getty?
Joe Getty grew up in Chicagoland where he met and married his wife Judy. After raising three kids, they’re now empty nesters who can often be found roaming various hillsides with their judgmental dog, Baxter.
What is Jack Armstrong’s real name?
John Joseph Armstrong
Jack Armstrong (basketball)
| Jack Armstrong | |
|---|---|
| Armstrong at Game 2 of the 2019 NBA Finals | |
| Born | John Joseph Armstrong January 3, 1963 Brooklyn, New York, U.S. |
| Alma mater | Fordham University |
| Occupation | Sportscaster |
Why was Vincent fired from Armstrong and Getty?
Walter HansenArmstrong & Getty I know why Vince was fired. He told a story about someone he didn’t like and identified them by first and last name.
Where can I listen to Armstrong and Getty live?
Talk 650 Podcasts The official, On-Demand podcast of The Armstrong & Getty Show!
How long have Armstrong and Getty been together?
Celebrating their 10th anniversary with KSTE this year, Armstrong and Getty, who have been doing a morning radio show together since 1992, say they are working their dream jobs.
How do I listen to Armstrong and Getty?
Get the live broadcast of A&G via our trusted affiliate stations–through the iHeart App!
- Talk Radio 790 KABC – Southern California’s News.Talk.Evolved.
- 560 KSFO San Francisco – News & Views You’ll Hear Nowhere Else.
- Power Talk 1460 and 101 FM – Salinas-Santa Cruz-Monterey News Talk.
What radio station is Armstrong and Getty on in the Bay Area?
KSFO-AM
The Armstrong & Getty Show | KSFO-AM.
How many radio stations are Armstrong and Getty on?
ARMSTRONG AND GETTY, who presently air on 15 News-Talk stations in the Western U.S., are expanding their syndication efforts nationwide.
