madfranks
7th June 2013, 07:06 AM
I listened to this guy almost every morning, for the most part he would have fit in right here with most of us. He was epic when it came to challenging Obama's official story. I think he pushed the wrong buttons.
http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_23380691/controversial-radio-talk-show-host-peter-boyles-out
Longtime Denver radio talk-show host Peter Boyles has left Clear Channel's KHOW following a heated exchange with his producer two weeks ago.
"Peter Boyles is no longer with the company," program director Dan Mandis said in an emailed statement.
Various hosts will fill-in on the KHOW morning show, Mandis said, beginning with Jon Caldara of the Independence Institute on Tuesday.
Boyles had been off the air for a week and a half following a violent incident involving his producer, reported by a local TV crew visiting the studios. He was suspended from his morning duties after the 9News crew reported "a heated exchange" with the show's producer, Greg Hollenback.
A prolonged radio silence regarding the incident by Clear Channel, citing a "personnel matter," was finally broken Monday. Caldara and Ross Kaminsky served as fill-in hosts in the interim.
A controversial figure on the AM dial who rode the JonBenet Ramsey case to national prominence, Boyles migrated from liberal to libertarian politics over the years, ending up mostly anti-authoritarian. He enjoyed a large following — one ratings report said he had 109,300 cumulative listeners a week in recent years.
Boyles has been hailed as "probably the leading birther talk-show host in America," an opponent of undocumented immigrants, Muslims, President Obama and many in the local media.
http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_23380691/controversial-radio-talk-show-host-peter-boyles-out
Longtime Denver radio talk-show host Peter Boyles has left Clear Channel's KHOW following a heated exchange with his producer two weeks ago.
"Peter Boyles is no longer with the company," program director Dan Mandis said in an emailed statement.
Various hosts will fill-in on the KHOW morning show, Mandis said, beginning with Jon Caldara of the Independence Institute on Tuesday.
Boyles had been off the air for a week and a half following a violent incident involving his producer, reported by a local TV crew visiting the studios. He was suspended from his morning duties after the 9News crew reported "a heated exchange" with the show's producer, Greg Hollenback.
A prolonged radio silence regarding the incident by Clear Channel, citing a "personnel matter," was finally broken Monday. Caldara and Ross Kaminsky served as fill-in hosts in the interim.
A controversial figure on the AM dial who rode the JonBenet Ramsey case to national prominence, Boyles migrated from liberal to libertarian politics over the years, ending up mostly anti-authoritarian. He enjoyed a large following — one ratings report said he had 109,300 cumulative listeners a week in recent years.
Boyles has been hailed as "probably the leading birther talk-show host in America," an opponent of undocumented immigrants, Muslims, President Obama and many in the local media.