shock radio造句

• "I don't care for shock radio.
• Gass was mentored by Howard Stern and the shock radio legend put Gass on his radio show.
• Perhaps shock radio is behaving a little bit better these days . But how long will that last?
• After Clinton-Lewinsky, Jerry Springer, shock radio, why shouldn't we have shock advertising?
• SHOCK-RADIO-MEDIA ( Undated ) _ Has shock radio finally ended its long slide in bad taste?
• The incident has had a sobering effect on shock radio, if only temporarily, people in talk radio say.
• The grandfather of shock radio, Howard Stern on WXRK-FM, used to be the measure for outrageous antics.
• Listeners find " Morningside " reassuringly Canadian, a phenomenon in these days of shock radio and talk-show bombast.
• Massoud Akhari, a volunteer with the Orange County-based group International Harmony, called the programming " shock radio ."
• Shock radio host Don Imus made crude jokes about President Clinton, in his presence, during a broadcast correspondents'dinner in Washington, D . C.
• Harrison said that radio executives might be responsible for shock radio careering off course as officials look to bring up the next Stern, improve ratings and increase advertising dollars.
• NBC host Matt Lauer is currently building a house on land he purchased last year, while shock radio host Howard Stern and clothing designer Tommy Hilfiger are house browsing.
• Wurtzel attributes this not so much to the popularity of programs like " The Sopranos " and the foibles of Bill Clinton, but to the growth of shock radio.
• But most people in talk radio said that " Opie and Anthony " was in the most extreme wing of shock radio, in a raunchy realm of its own.
• In his letter, Bryant, who is black, wrote : " A comment of this venomous character would not be unexpected from shock radio disk jockeys or hate-inspired talk show hosts.
• But its development is particularly timely now, station officials said, given the increasing prevalence of so-called " shock radio, " full of explicit language that's inappropriate for children.
• After nearly a quarter-century on the air, the founding father of shock radio has stunned his legion of listeners again _ this time with word that his radio career could end on Dec . 15.
• Within a few years, however, Y107 became a Top 40 station, competing with two other similar stations, " " KX 104 FM " " ( 48 Hours " about " shock radio ".
• Emerson's firing followed a decision by management at KGO television, Channel 7, not to air a Phil Donahue show on which Emerson appeared with several other talk show hosts from around the country to discuss shock radio.
• KSFO's decision to ax Emerson came a day after KGO-TV, also owned by Capital Cities / ABC, opted not to air a " Phil Donahue Show " segment on shock radio that featured Emerson.