Hearst News/Talk 1090 WBAL/101.5 W268BA Baltimore has announced the addition of Premiere Networks’ Coast to Coast AM hosted by George Noory to its lineup.
The move returns the show to the Baltimore market after being dropped by 680 WCBM in May 2022. At WBAL, Coast to Coast AM will replace a replay the station’s afternoon show hosted by Torrey Snow and Dan Joseph and a simulcast of WBAL-TV’s 4:30am newscast.
WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 announced today the addition of Coast to Coast AM – the most-listened-to overnight radio program in North America – to its nightly lineup. Beginning Monday, April 3, the program can be heard live seven days a week from 1 to 5 a.m. ET.
“Coast to Coast AM has enthralled late-night listeners for decades,” says WBAL Director of Programming/News Director Jeff Wade. “The show’s unique blend of topics and issues, and live coverage of news events as they happen, make it the ideal complement to WBAL’s live and local daytime talk lineup.”
“It’s great to be back in the Charm City!” shared Noory. “As a young boy, I’d spend many days visiting family, and even took in a few Oriole games. I couldn’t be more excited to be heard on the legendary WBAL.”
January 2023 marked George Noory’s 20th anniversary as host of Coast to Coast AM. Nationally syndicated by Premiere Networks, the program reaches millions of listeners on more than 640 radio stations across the U.S. Each night, Coast to Coast AM features discussions on news and current events, paranormal phenomena, time travel, alien abduction, and all things curious and unexplained. Noory also welcomes guests and callers from all walks of life, while providing a judgment-free forum for ideas beyond the mainstream. For more information, please visit www.CoasttoCoastAM.com.
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