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WGHL (ALT 105.1)/Louisville Adds ''The Woody Show''


''The Woody Show''
''The Woody Show''

Premiere Networks syndicated "The Woody Show" adds Alpha Media Alternative WGHL (ALT 105.1) in Louisville for mornings, beginning Monday, September 19. The show replaces Dave & Mahoney, weekday mornings from 6-10am.

"We're excited to welcome aboard The Woody Show here in Louisville and all of Kentuckiana on ALT 105.1," said WGHL PD Phil (PK) Kukawinski. "It's undeniable the impact that the show has in the markets they compete in, and we look forward to having that fighting spirit that brings something new and different to AM Drive in Louisville. No shtick, no fakeness; just a real show with authentic and raw people, giving us that edge we've been looking for."

Woody added, "I'm always thankful (and shocked) that there are suckers out there who are willing to pick up the show. In this case, that thanks goes to Steve Bearance and Phillip Kukawinski, aka 'PK the PD,' at ALT 105.1. I have no doubt that we will be the best show that Alpha airs between the hours of 6 and 10am in Louisville on 105.1."

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