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Rush Limbaugh, longtime conservative talk radio personality, dies at 70
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Rush Limbaugh, a conservative radio personality who was the bane of Democratic presidents and who built an audience of millions of listeners on the right, has died after a battle with lung cancer. He was 70. Limbaugh died Wednesday morning at his home in Palm Beach, Florida, his wife, Kathryn Adams Limbaugh, announced on his…
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THE PODIUM | Ten years in radio — thanks to free speech on campus
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It was the summer before 8th grade (2003), a couple months before I turned 13. We were on a family vacation in my hometown of Albany, New York. After golfing with my grandfather, a familiar voice emanated from the car radio – familiar not because I really knew who Rush Limbaugh was, but because Grandpa…
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Western Journal taps Denver’s Jimmy Sengenberger as an up-and-comer
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Jimmy Sengenberger is no stranger to the news in Colorado Politics or the radio airwaves of Denver, but now he’s getting national attention. The president and CEO of Millennial Policy Center and host of the Denver’s Money Talk 1690 show the “Business for Breakfast with Jimmy Sengenberger” is listed by the Western Journal as No.…
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Q&A with Kelly Maher: Politics needs ‘more than a tweet and a bullhorn’ — and a little more humor, too
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It’s easy enough to find someone who can get you hoppin’ mad over politics; easier still to find someone who’ll bore you into a coma. Just invite your least favorite uncle over for a beer, tell him you missed Rush today, and ask him to fill you in. But to find someone who can talk…
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Q&A w/Jimmy Sengenberger: ‘Most likely to become president’? He’ll settle for being the next Rush Limbaugh
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Jimmy Sengenberger was that way-older-than-his-years, way-ahead-of-the-pack kind of kid you sort of admired and sort of envied – and, admit it, sort of resented – back in middle school. He began listening to Rush on the radio at 12 and was attending Arapahoe County Republican Men’s Club breakfasts by 13. He was putting together high…
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Harber: Making journalism ‘great again’
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I was honored to receive the “Broadcaster of the Year Award” – the highest honor given by the Colorado Broadcasters Association – at such a turbulent time for journalists and would like to thank everyone associated with the CBA for the award. I also would like to thank Bob Call, CBA chairman and vice president of Bonneville…
