The Steve
Harvey Show hits milestone of 50 radio stations with Chicago's WGCI
(July
19, 2007) Debuting Wednesday, Aug. 1, Premiere Radio Networks’ The Steve
Harvey Morning Show will join Clear Channel’s WGCI-FM lineup in the 5-9
a.m. CST weekday morning slot. Steve Harvey has sky-rocketed in radio
syndication since his debut with the network in October 2005. Marking the
50th radio station with Chicago’s WGCI-FM is a particularly significant
milestone for Harvey because it’s where he first started in radio in 1996.
Kris Kelley, WGCI-FM Program Director stated, “Steve Harvey is a
world-class entertainer and we are tremendously excited to add him to
WGCI’s on-air lineup.”
In addition, The Steve Harvey Morning Show is the number one rated morning
show in the top 50 metro markets with Persons 12+, 18-34, 18-49, 25-54 and
Women 25-54. (Source: Arbitron Winter ‘07, Top 50 Metro Markets.)
The Steve Harvey Morning Show is nationally syndicated by Premiere Radio
Networks on 50 stations in markets such as New York, Los Angeles and
Chicago. The show combines heart, humor, music and celebrities from the
world of sports and entertainment. Harvey is joined on the show by Shirley
Strawberry, Carla Ferrell and his “Nephew Tommy.”
WGCI-FM is Chicago’s number one radio station with the highest share of
all radio listeners, ages 12 and older. It continues to achieve top
ratings among multiple adult, male and female demographic groups. WGCI-FM
reaches almost one million total radio listeners weekly. (Source: Winter
2007 Chicago Metro Arbitron, M-Su 6am-12m.)
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