KPHX's Weekday Schedule...
 

The Bill Press Show (3 AM to 6 AM)...

Bill Press began his career as a political insider and media commentator on KABC-TV and KCOP-TV, both in Los Angeles.

The former co-host of MSNBC’s Buchanan and Press, CNN’s Crossfire and The Spin Room, Press has built a national reputation on thought-provoking and humorous insights from the left side of the political aisle.

Press has received numerous awards for his work, including four Emmys and a Golden Mike Award. In 1992, the Associated Press named him Best Commentator of the Year.  (more info.)

The Stephanie Miller Show (6 AM to 9 AM)...

These days, Stephanie Miller has emerged as a favorite of the cable news channels as political coverage dominates.

She’s quite possibly the most watched guest personality on MSNBC without her own show… when the I-Man took his vacation from radio, MSNBC selected her to her bridge the gap until they sorted out what they wanted to do.  CNN calls often… Fox takes a chance every once in a while and puts her on Cavuto and other shows so their “fair and balanced” claim can hold up.  

In a word, she’s hot.  (more info.)

The Thom Hartmann Show (9 AM to 12 PM)...

Thom Hartmann is live daily from noon-3 PM ET in Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Dallas, Atlanta, Detroit, Seattle, Portland, Phoenix, Santa Fe, Pittsburgh, Memphis, Grand Rapids, and on over fifty other stations nationwide including Chicago, Washington DC, Santa Barbara, Minneapolis, and on XM and Sirius Satellite radio. He is also a four-time Project Censored-award-winning, New York Times best-selling author. His national daily progressive radio talk show, now in its sixth year on the air, replaced Al Franken on the Air America Radio Network, is also distributed to radio stations nationwide on the Jones Satellite system. More people listen daily to the Thom Hartmann Program than any other progressive talk show in the nation.  (more info.)

The Randi Rhodes Show (12 PM to 3 PM)...

A Brooklyn native and former U.S. Air Force aircraft mechanic, Randi began her career in radio at a Country music station in Seminole, Texas. She enjoyed stints in Mobile, Alabama, as well as New York’s WAPP-FM, Milwaukee’s WQFM and West Palm Beach’s WJNO-AM.

In 1992, she landed at Miami’s WIOD-AM, where she took over the station’s 8-11 p.m. timeslot and was ranked #1 in the market. In 2004, Air America Radio began nationally syndicating her program. In addition, Randi starred in the HBO documentary Left of the Dial, and was named “Woman of the Year” by Talkers Magazine in 2007.  (more info.)

The Dr. Dean Edell Show (3 PM to 4 PM)...

Dr. Dean Edell is a pioneer in syndicated radio, launching one of the first successful nationwide radio programs in 1986. As the first physician whose radio and television programs were syndicated cross country, Dr. Dean Edell finds on-air counseling to millions of listeners extremely satisfying – far more than practicing eye surgery, his chosen field.

Early in his career, Dr. Dean found teaching and communicating with patients the most gratifying aspects of his career, so radio was a ready-made classroom for him, though he happened on it by accident. Edell so impressed a co-worker that he introduced the young doctor to a radio programmer. And the rest is history.

“Radio is the medium,” he says. “It communicates like no other. It has a special nuance that no other media has, and anyone can call and participate.”

In 1979, San Francisco Bay Area powerhouse KGO put Dr. Dean on the air to address questions on any health-related topic. Since his debut, his show has consistently been the top-rated program on San Francisco’s number one station. Over the years the show has focused more on lifestyle issues due to Americans becoming more conscious of disease prevention as well as the national preoccupation with beauty and longevity.
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The Mike Newcomb Show (4 PM to 6 PM)...

Dr. Mike Newcomb is known in the media as a progressive political commentator. Nationally, Mike has appeared on MSNBC, FOX, and C-SPAN and is a regularly featured guest on NBC’s Sunday morning “Square Off”.

He has been a contributor to one the nation’s largest newspapers, The Arizona Republic newspaper, and is the charismatic host of the smash hit radio talk show ”The Mike Newcomb Show”

Mike is also a medical doctor who specializes in caring for the elderly and impoverished.  (more info.)

The Ed Shultz Show (6 PM to 9 AM) ...

Why is the Ed Schultz Show hotter than a polar bear in Pensacola?  Easy. Because he is so different from every other talk show host on the dial and so much like the 3 million Ed Heads who tune him in for the unvarnished truth.

He’s a straight talking, no-nonsense voice of reason in unreasonable times.

While others preen and pontificate, Ed Schultz keeps the lines wide open for his listeners-making good on his boast that The Ed Schultz Show is Where America Comes to Talk. No radio talk show is as accessible.  (more info.)
 

The Mike Malloy Show (9 PM to 12 PM)...

Mike Malloy came to talk radio by serendipity. Writing for CNN in 1987, a friend at an Atlanta radio station told him there was an opening for a weekend talk show host, if working for no pay was acceptable. Malloy gave it a try and decided it was more fun than actually working for a living at CNN. He was hooked and within a few months was being paid enough to cover basic necessities like rent, food and beer. But, that was a long time ago. His radio experience includes the 50,000 watt blow-torches in both the South and the Midwest, respectively WSB-AM in Atlanta and WLS-AM in Chicago, and as one of the original hosts on Air America... (more info.)