Talk Show Hosts

Brad Messer is a retired radio talk host. He entered retirement in July of 2007, wrapping up 16 years of Talk and 47 years in radio. He was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame of Texas in 2002 (in the first group of inductees) in the News category.

Glenn Beck is a talk show host. He started his career as a radio DJ when he was only 13 years old. His show, The Glenn Beck Program, is currently being aired on weekdays and is ranked as the 3rd most listened to talk show in America among adults 25-54.

Johnny Carson was a television host. He hosted of his own network show, "Earn Your Vacation," at the age of 29. He has won six Emmy Awards and was inducted into the ATAS Hall of Fame in 1987. He also won the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the American Comedy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1992.

Jim Rome is a sports radio talk show host. He hosts the nationally syndicated radio program, "The Jim Rome Show". He also hosts the TV show "Jim Rome Is Burning" which is aired on ESPN.

Peter B. Collins is a talk show host based in San Francisco. His voice has been heard in many radio and TV commercials, as well as station promos for TV and radio. He has hosted talk programs on ABC's "KGO-AM" and CBS-owned "KRQR".

Stephanie Miller is a radio talk show host. Her program, "The Stephanie Miller Show" is on the air in Miami, Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. plus many other cities nationwide. She is the daughter of former Republican U.S. Representative William Miller.