Two weeks after dropping its Black Talk format, Adell Radio Group will flip “910 AM Superstation” WFDF Farmington Hills/Detroit to Conservative Talk.
The change comes after WFDF spent the past two weeks running ESPN Radio and Fox Sports Radio programming. The station will feature a local morning show from 6-9am hosted by Justin Barclay. Barclay, formerly known as ‘Puddin’, previously hosted mornings in the market at CHR “98.7 Amp Radio” WDZH. He has since transitioned to Talk where he hosts a 9-10am show at iHeartMedia’s 1300 WOOD/106.9 WOOD-FM Grand Rapids.
The rest of WFDF’s schedule will feature syndicated content with Glenn Beck from 9am-12pm, Clay Travis & Buck Sexton from 12-3pm, Sean Hannity from 3-6pm, Jesse Kelly from 6-9pm, Bill O’Reilly from 9-10pm, Our American Stories from 10pm-1am, “The Other Side of Midnight” with Frank Morano from 1-5am, and Fox News Rundown from 5-6am.
Adell Media announced today the debut of 910 AM – Detroit’s News Talk Superstation (WFDF-AM), effective Tuesday, September 5, 2023.
910 AM will broadcast a 24/7 lineup of news and conservative talk featuring industry- leading personalities. The station kicks off at 9 a.m. ET on September 5 with “The Glenn Beck Program” and the new roster includes: “The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show,” “The Sean Hannity Show,” “The Jesse Kelly Show,” “The Bill O’Reilly Show,” and others. The station will also feature local news, weather and traffic from Total Traffic & Weather Network, and breaking news coverage from ABC Radio.
“For the first time in years, Metro Detroit has an alternative to WJR, with a genuinely conservative point of view,” said Kevin Adell, Chief Executive Officer of Adell Media. “We’re excited to launch this new talk station with the biggest names in the format. As the 2024 Presidential Election race heats up, 910 AM will be well positioned to provide all the important news and updates our community needs to stay informed on the latest hot topics and issues.”
This story first appeared on radioinsight.com