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The Rush Limbaugh Show Continues with Guest Hosts


Premiere Networks
Premiere Networks

Despite the death of legendary talk host Rush Limbaugh on February 17, Premiere Networks said the syndicated program will continue airing across the country with rotating guest hosts that, with audio clips of Limbaugh airing from time-to-time. WBOB-AM & W291CI/Jacksonville, FL, is the latest affiliate, airing the show live from noon-3pm ET.

In a statement from Premiere, the company said, "No one can replace Rush Limbaugh, and Premiere Networks will continue to provide millions of loyal listeners with the voice of Rush for the long term. We have a variety of familiar voices who are guiding the audio of Rush for all of the important issues of the day, including recent guest hosts Todd Herman, Ken Matthews and Brett Winterble. With over 30 years of audio, Rush has a definite view on any and every topic."

WBOB General Manager Jonathan McClellan said, "Rush Limbaugh is a pioneering force in broadcasting. He redefined talk radio and shaped the conservative political message for our country. WBOB is excited to add Rush's program to our lineup. We value the future of his legacy, and we believe his talented team will drive the momentum of the movement far into the future. We welcome this monumental voice."

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