RadioTime.com Releases Its Top 19 Programs List for July

Political Talk Shows Stake a Claim to the Top Three Spots

RadioTime, Inc., a developer of technology for finding and listening to radio online, today released the July edition of its Top 19 Programs list, a ranking of the most listened to programs on RadioTime.com for the month of July 2009. The list, which RadioTime will update monthly, features some well-known programs and demonstrates how RadioTime enables users to discover lesser-known shows airing around the world.

The five most popular programs are: “Rush Limbaugh,” “Glenn Beck,” “The Savage Nation,” “Steve Harvey,” and “Laura Ingraham.” Two programs make the list for the first time. NPR’s “All Things Considered” debuts at number 18, giving NPR two programs on the Top 19 List with “Morning Edition” at the eighth position. The “Neal Boortz Show” also makes its first appearance on the list at number 17.

“As debate around political issues like health care has intensified over the past few weeks, it’s not terribly surprising that we see political talk shows take the top three spots, and dominate the entire list,” said Dan Halyburton, President, RadioTime.com. “The RadioTime.com Top 19 Programs list shows which programs are the favorites among our users right now, and politics are clearly on the minds of many of them.”

To learn more about America’s favorite shows, visit inside.radiotime.com. RadioTime.com’s Top 19 Programs
1 The Rush Limbaugh Show
2 The Glenn Beck Program
3 The Savage Nation
4 The Steve Harvey Morning Show
5 Laura Ingraham Show
6 The Sean Hannity Show
7 Coast to Coast AM
8 NPR’s Morning Edition
9 Dr. Laura Schlessinger Show
10 The Musers
11 Mark Levin Show
12 The Dave Ramsey Show
13 The Hardline
14 The Dennis Miller Show
15 Tom Joyner Morning Show
16 The Jim Rome Show
17 Neal Boortz Show
18 All Things Considered
19 The Michael Baisden Show

About RadioTime

RadioTime provides an easy means of finding local, national, or global radio programming airing on stations in 140 countries and broadcasting in 55 different languages. Listeners can use RadioTime to automatically detect what is airing on their local stations, browse by affiliates, and search for specific programs or on-air personalities, not just station call letters or genre. The RadioTime service also powers a wide range of consumer electronic devices and software applications.

RadioTime, founded in 2002, is based in Dallas, Texas. More information is available at www.radiotime.com.
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