Changes at KJR Sportsradio 93.3 – Morning show co-host Bucky Jacobson, out recently for medical reasons, has decided to vacate. He is uncertain of future plans, but is talking with management about possibilities of contributing to KJR in other ways.
ABC, NBC, CNN do not air Trump’s election-security speech live on primary channels. This is one way information is censored in communist countries. You can see where the USA is headed.
Brendan Carr’s FCC is set to begin dismantling media ownership restrictions, starting with the longstanding 39% national population cap on television station ownership.
On August 6, the agency will vote to replace this rigid limit with a flexible case-by-case review process. According to Carr’s office, the change will empower the FCC to approve transactions that serve the public interest while blocking those that do not. (!!!! According to which political agenda??)
The move aims to foster a more competitive media marketplace, strengthen localism, and encourage greater investment in reliable news and information sources. No revisions to radio ownership rules have been proposed yet. (This is the BS we spoke of.)
***Unleashing caps on ownership WILL NOT strengthen localism — just the opposite. Reliable news and info– oh geez!! Just STOP!
KTLA 5 reporter Rachel Menitoff was cool and collected during a live shot last evening. A flying cockroach ran circles across her chest (and who wouldn’t, really), yet she continued her report.
Howard Stern has enough money to support several families and trophy wives. He chose to give up on his core audience and switched to Hollywood gossip/interviews. Basically, kissing butt. His wife loves those Hollywood parties and spa days, among other treats those millions bring her. Howard stopped being funny or relevant many years ago.
Not many years ago, and I think it was covered on this blog, he made a great tribute to Bob Rivers, who we just lost. I thought it was good for Rivers to get the recognition, but a lot of commenters were offended by Howard’s remarks.
Chamath Palihapitiya is a Sri Lankan-born Canadian-American entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and influencer. He’s known for making millions from tech stocks and for his roles at Facebook and AOL. In 2011, he founded Social Capital, a venture capital firm that invests in high-impact companies across diverse markets like healthcare, energy, and space.
Howard Stern has laid off around a dozen staffers from his SiriusXM show, Page Six hears, because he’s preparing to drop to just one new show a week after Labor Day.
After months of speculation about his future on the air, the radio titan signed a new contract in December of last year that he said would give him more “flexibility.”
Chuck & Buck Team Split
Brookbank • July 17, 2026
Changes at KJR Sportsradio 93.3 – Morning show co-host Bucky Jacobson, out recently for medical reasons, has decided to vacate. He is uncertain of future plans, but is talking with management about possibilities of contributing to KJR in other ways.
The Media Determines What You Should Be Told.
Reader Submission • July 16, 2026
ABC, NBC, CNN do not air Trump’s election-security speech live on primary channels. This is one way information is censored in communist countries. You can see where the USA is headed.
BULL SHIT! The Carr FCC is full of it.
Jason Remington • July 15, 2026
Brendan Carr’s FCC is set to begin dismantling media ownership restrictions, starting with the longstanding 39% national population cap on television station ownership.
On August 6, the agency will vote to replace this rigid limit with a flexible case-by-case review process. According to Carr’s office, the change will empower the FCC to approve transactions that serve the public interest while blocking those that do not. (!!!! According to which political agenda??)
The move aims to foster a more competitive media marketplace, strengthen localism, and encourage greater investment in reliable news and information sources. No revisions to radio ownership rules have been proposed yet. (This is the BS we spoke of.)
***Unleashing caps on ownership WILL NOT strengthen localism — just the opposite. Reliable news and info– oh geez!! Just STOP!
Free Press
Reader Submission • July 15, 2026
“Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost.”
–James Madison
KTLA 5 Creature Feature
Jason Remington • July 15, 2026
KTLA 5 reporter Rachel Menitoff was cool and collected during a live shot last evening. A flying cockroach ran circles across her chest (and who wouldn’t, really), yet she continued her report.
Stern
Mike B Barer • July 15, 2026
So, Stern must be thinking retirement.
Hundreds of Millions Later...
Jason Remington • July 15, 2026
Howard Stern has enough money to support several families and trophy wives. He chose to give up on his core audience and switched to Hollywood gossip/interviews. Basically, kissing butt. His wife loves those Hollywood parties and spa days, among other treats those millions bring her. Howard stopped being funny or relevant many years ago.
Stern
Mike B Barer • July 16, 2026
Not many years ago, and I think it was covered on this blog, he made a great tribute to Bob Rivers, who we just lost. I thought it was good for Rivers to get the recognition, but a lot of commenters were offended by Howard’s remarks.
He Did His Own Research & Changed His Mind
Jason Remington • July 15, 2026
Chamath Palihapitiya is a Sri Lankan-born Canadian-American entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and influencer. He’s known for making millions from tech stocks and for his roles at Facebook and AOL. In 2011, he founded Social Capital, a venture capital firm that invests in high-impact companies across diverse markets like healthcare, energy, and space.
An Outline of How Communism Has Taken Hold
Jason Remington • July 14, 2026
Dr. Ben Carson explains what has happened to American society…
Stern Cuts Back To Once A Week
Jason Remington • July 14, 2026
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Howard Stern has laid off around a dozen staffers from his SiriusXM show, Page Six hears, because he’s preparing to drop to just one new show a week after Labor Day.
After months of speculation about his future on the air, the radio titan signed a new contract in December of last year that he said would give him more “flexibility.”