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''Dennis Miller Option'' Joins Westwood One Podcast Network


The Dennis Miller Option
The Dennis Miller Option

Comedian Dennis Miller and his "The Dennis Miller Option" podcast joins the Westwood One Podcast Network listeners can look forward to hearing new episodes of Miller's offering twice a week starting February 12. He's already heard on Westwood One, as his syndicated 60-second radio feature "The Miller Minute" airs twice daily on 150 radio affiliates. The addition of "The Dennis Miller Option" to WWO's portfolio allows the network to offer marketers advertising in both programs.

"Dennis is a legend, and we couldn't be happier about representing more of his original, idiosyncratic commentary," said Suzanne Grimes, EVP, Marketing for Cumulus Media and Westwood One President. "We're ready to offer marketers broadcast and podcast access to this legendary personality."

Miller added, "After wandering aimlessly through the Podcast Forest for a while, it's nice to be back in the fold with the most knowledgeable guides of Westwood One."

Miller's Option podcast is an uncensored take on current events, politics, pop culture, and anything else that's on his mind. Joining him are A-list guests from across the political, comedic, and entertainment spectrums, along with his "Guy Friday," Christian Bladt. New episodes are available every Tuesday and Thursday.

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