| But when he combined his drive-time radio spots with the billboard and specifically targeted consumers in the car, it all came together. |
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| He co-hosts a drive-time show in Burlington on WCVP-FM, a classic rock station, making funny noises and cracking wise about that night's game. |
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| As an afternoon drive-time radio host in Phoenix, J.D. Hayworth did a killer impression of John McCain. |
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| Walking into the radio studio in Boston, an AM drive-time show, I saw the host speed-reading the back flap with beetled brow. |
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| Meanwhile, she is continuing to host a three-hour morning drive-time music show on Los Angeles radio. |
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| This will herald all sorts of cultural revolutions, including the beginning of the end for drive-time radio presenters. |
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| Its drive-time lineup of rhythm and blues, blues, soul, and American pop shows provides a daily education in American music if not America. |
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| In this case, morning news programming and drive-time radio were key sources of early information, but as the morning progressed, radio was a less important source. |
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| Paul McKenna returned to his roots in local radio yesterday as he hijacked Metro Radio's drive-time show for a hypnotic 30 minutes. |
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| Leamington-born Annie Othen will take over the breakfast show from 6am on Monday, moving from her drive-time slot. |
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| She will go head-to-head with motormouth Today FM anchorman Eamon Dunphy, who presents 'The Last World', in the cut-throat drive-time slot. |
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| Over the air, they advertise their product on drive-time radio talk shows and TV news shows. |
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| That information is sent electronically to Caltrans' information management center, which crunches the numbers and converts them to a drive-time estimate. |
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| Drive-time technology clearly maps the actual trade area from a given point. |
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