Talk Radio Network

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Talk Radio Network is a syndicator of talk radio programming. The Oregon-based company distributes mostly conservative voices, such as Michael Savage, Laura Ingraham, and Jerry Doyle. Talk Radio Enterprises-FM, Inc., a division of Talk Radio Network, syndicates Erich "Mancow" Muller. The network also delivers a full slate of weekend talk programming on a variety of subjects.

The company's CEO is Mark Masters, son of controversial talk show host Roy Masters. The company is owned by Roy, Mark and his brother David.

Contents

Talk Radio Network's programming is arranged in the format of a 24-hour network, such that the programming rarely overlaps, with the programming split up amongst three satellites. Aside from encores, almost all of TRN's programs air live.

  • Watchdog on Wall Street with Chris Markowski, 8-9 AM ET Saturday
  • John Bradshaw Layfield, 9-11 AM ET Saturday
  • Motor Trend Radio Magazine, 11 AM-1 PM Saturday and Sunday
  • Forbes on Radio, 1-4 PM Saturday
  • Barry Farber, 4-5 PM Saturday
  • Science Fantastic with Dr. Michio Kaku, 5-8 PM Saturday
    • Tammy Bruce, 7-10 PM Saturday (distributed on separate satellite)
  • Rusty Humphries, 8-11 PM Saturday
  • John Resnick's Legends of Success, 8-9 AM Sunday (taped)
  • Robert Scott Bell, 1-4 PM Sunday
  • Jackie Mason, 7-9 PM Sunday
  • Extreme Results, 9-10 PM Sunday
  • Encores of Talk Radio Network programming fill in the gaps.


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