Genre | Conservative talk, comedy |
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Running time | 3 hours |
Country of origin |
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Language(s) | English |
Syndicates |
Westwood One (1976–2011) Westwood One |
Hosted by | Dennis Miller |
Starring | Dennis Miller, Christian Bladt, David S. Weiss |
Announcer | Larry Kenney |
Recording studio | Santa Barbara, California, Culver City, California |
Original release | March 26, 2007 – February 26, 2015 |
Opening theme | original |
Ending theme | You Get What You Give |
The Dennis Miller Show was a conservative American comedy and talk radio show hosted by comedian Dennis Miller on Westwood One. The show ran from 2007 until 2015. [1]
The Dennis Miller Show aired at different times at various locations with Miller broadcasting out of his home in the Santa Barbara, California area and with the rest of the show being broadcast from Culver City, California.
The radio show also featured a website with additional material for paid subscribers. The additional website material included a message board, merchandise, and video clips of Dennis answering viewers questions in segment called the "Bathrobe Sessions".
The Dennis Miller Show used music as a significant part of the show. Each Wednesday featured music from a different artist or musical theme, billed as “Bumper Music Wednesday.” Many of the selections were of a classic rock format.
Frequent bumper music included the ending of " Eclipse" by Pink Floyd, a middle section of " Radar Love" by Golden Earring, and a piano section of " New Year's Day" by U2.
Genre | Conservative talk, comedy |
---|---|
Running time | 3 hours |
Country of origin |
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Language(s) | English |
Syndicates |
Westwood One (1976–2011) Westwood One |
Hosted by | Dennis Miller |
Starring | Dennis Miller, Christian Bladt, David S. Weiss |
Announcer | Larry Kenney |
Recording studio | Santa Barbara, California, Culver City, California |
Original release | March 26, 2007 – February 26, 2015 |
Opening theme | original |
Ending theme | You Get What You Give |
The Dennis Miller Show was a conservative American comedy and talk radio show hosted by comedian Dennis Miller on Westwood One. The show ran from 2007 until 2015. [1]
The Dennis Miller Show aired at different times at various locations with Miller broadcasting out of his home in the Santa Barbara, California area and with the rest of the show being broadcast from Culver City, California.
The radio show also featured a website with additional material for paid subscribers. The additional website material included a message board, merchandise, and video clips of Dennis answering viewers questions in segment called the "Bathrobe Sessions".
The Dennis Miller Show used music as a significant part of the show. Each Wednesday featured music from a different artist or musical theme, billed as “Bumper Music Wednesday.” Many of the selections were of a classic rock format.
Frequent bumper music included the ending of " Eclipse" by Pink Floyd, a middle section of " Radar Love" by Golden Earring, and a piano section of " New Year's Day" by U2.