The Love Doctors

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The Love Doctors, consisting of talk show hosts Glenn Curtis (Dr. Glenn) and Rich Dickerson (Dr. or Rev. Rich) is a radio show on WZZR Real Radio in West Palm Beach, Florida, that runs from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. EST.

The show covers a variety of topics, with Drs. Rich and Glenn taking unscreened calls from listeners on whatever topic they wish to talk about. Only occasionally do the Love Doctors play any songs, and in the rare instances they do, they are parody songs, such as Adam Sandler's The Chanukah Song, or a comedy bit in which Paul Harvey endorses bongs.

Following the aftermath of Hurricanes Charley, Frances, and Jeanne in 2004, the Love Doctors, as well as WZZR's other on-air personalities, provided non-stop hurricane recovery coverage for three weeks, helping the hurricane-ravaged area with information such as where to get supplies, official statements and interviews with state of Florida representatives, etc.[1]

The Love Doctors Charities, Inc., is an organization registered with the State of Florida (registration number CH18873) and the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation started by the Love Doctors in 2001.

Every year in late November, the Love Doctors host a Toy Drive Marathon where the Love Doctors broadcast live for 24 hours straight (with only commercial breaks to spell them, as they play no songs) to raise money and toys for Christmas.

For Christmas 2007, the Love Doctors Charities raised over $250,000.[2]

  1. ^ http://www.southflorida.com/citylink/sfe-cl-050405cover,0,3827485.story
  2. ^ http://www.lovedoctors.org/toy_drive.php


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