WDTW

WDTW AM is a Detroit-area radio station.

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Originating as WKMH in 1946, in 1963 it became known as WKNR, the legendary top 40 'Keener 13' that served the Metro Detroit area in the 1960s and early 1970s. It has undergone a number of format and call letter changes since the end of 'Keener', variously being a simulcast AM source of WNIC, its sister station; a Motown station, WMTG; an all-children's station, WDOZ; a personality/oldies/classical station, WYUR; and a talk station of a number of formats.

Related Topics:
WNIC - Sister station - Motown

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It broadcasts at 1310 KHz and today airs mainly liberal talk from the Air America Radio network.

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Weekday Lineup

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The station's weekday lineup as it is posted on the station's website.

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• The Rachel Maddow Show with Rachel Maddow 5AM-6AM
• Nancy Skinner AM with Nancy Skinner 6AM-9AM
• Springer on the Radio with Jerry Springer 9AM-12PM
• The Al Franken Show with Al Franken 12PM-3PM
• The Ed Schultz Show with Ed Schultz 3PM-6PM
• The Randi Rhodes Show with Randi Rhodes 6PM-9PM
• The Phil Hendrie Show with Phil Hendrie 9PM-11PM
• The Mike Malloy Show with Mike Malloy 11PM-1AM

The station has received some criticism from listeners, due to Hendrie's program, which is not liberal, and causes Rhodes' final hour and Malloy's first hour to be omitted from the station's programming.

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It is owned by Clear Channel Communications.

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