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The Steve Harvey Morning Show (radio program)
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Steve Harvey Morning Show logo
GenreComedy, Talk, Urban Adult Contemporary, R&B/Classic Soul, Religious
Running time4 hours (approximately)
Country of originUnited States United States
Home stationWAMJ, Atlanta
SyndicatesPremiere Radio Networks and Inner City Broadcasting Corporation
TV adaptationsSteve Harvey Projects on Centric
StarringSteve Harvey
Shirley Strawberry
Carla Ferrell
Thomas Miles
Kier Spates
Created bySteve Harvey
Rushion McDonald
Produced byDaylyn von
Original releaseSeptember 2000 –
Present
Opening themeSteve Harvey In The Morning performed by Dave Hollister
Websitesteveharvey.com

The Steve Harvey Morning Show is a radio program. The nationally syndicated show features host Steve Harvey and a team of comedians and commentators.[1]

Broadcast history

Steve Harvey hosting his syndicated radio show in 2010.

The show was originally syndicated under Radio One, Inc. broadcasting company, from September 2000 until May 2005. Despite efforts to syndicate the show nationally, ultimately, it aired only in L.A., on KKBT, and in Dallas on KBFB, with Harvey splitting his time between the Dallas and L.A. studios. As a result, Harvey and Radio One decided to part ways shortly before his contract expired.

In September 2005, Harvey signed a joint syndication deal with Premiere Radio Networks and Inner City Broadcasting Corporation for a new incarnation of The Steve Harvey Morning Show. In March 2009, it was announced that The Steve Harvey Morning Show will be replacing The Tom Joyner Morning Show in Chicago on WVAZ, which was Tom Joyner's flagship station.

Show cities and affiliates

City Station Frequency Notes
New York City, New York WBLS FM 107.5
Los Angeles, California KJLH FM 102.3
Lexington, Kentucky WBTF FM 107.9
Chicago, Illinois WVAZ FM 102.7
Dallas, Texas KRNB FM 105.7
Washington, D.C. WHUR FM 96.3
Mobile, Alabama WBLX FM 92.9
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WDAS FM 105.3
Detroit, Michigan WMXD FM 92.3
Atlanta, Georgia WAMJ & WUMJ FM 107.5 & FM 97.5
Greensboro, North Carolina WQMG FM 97.1
Charlotte, North Carolina WBAV FM 101.9
Memphis, Tennessee WRBO FM 103.5
Tampa, Florida WBTP FM 95.7
Tallahassee, Florida WWLD FM 102.3
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania WAMO FM 100.1
Milwaukee, Wisconsin WKKV FM 100.7
Albany, Georgia WMRZ FM 98.1
Norfolk, Virginia WVKL FM 95.7
Birmingham, Alabama WUHT FM 107.7
Montgomery, Alabama WZHT FM 97.1
Columbus, Georgia WAGH FM 101.3
Charleston, South Carolina WXST FM 99.7
Columbia, South Carolina WWDM FM 101.3
Fayetteville, North Carolina WMGU FM 106.9
Savannah, Georgia WQBT FM 94.1
Shreveport, Louisiana KDKS FM 102.1
Tyler, Texas KISX FM 107.3
Tuscaloosa, Alabama WTUG FM 92.9
Lake Charles, Louisiana KJMH FM 107.5
Macon, Georgia WLZN FM 92.3
Dothan, Alabama WBBK-FM FM 93.1
Brunswick, Georgia WSSI FM 92.7
Augusta, Georgia WPRW FM 107.7
Rocky Mount, North Carolina WPWZ FM 95.5
New Bern, North Carolina WIKS FM 101.9
Florence, South Carolina WZTF FM 102.9
New Orleans, Louisiana WQUE FM 93.3
Champaign, Illinois WCZQ FM 105.5
Monroe, Louisiana KMVX FM 101.9 Drops Top-40/CHR Star 101.9 to Urban R&B and Classic Soul Mix 101.9 on March 3, 2013.
Richmond, Virginia WBTJ FM 106.5
Biloxi/Gulfport/Pascagoula, Mississippi WQYZ FM 92.5
Panama City, Florida WEBZ FM 99.3
Meridian, Mississippi WJXM FM 97.9
Greenwood/Greenville, Mississippi WDTL FM 105.5
Nashville, Tennessee WUBT FM 101.1 Began in July 2007 for the new WUBT format
Killeen, Texas KIIZ FM 92.3
Jacksonville, Florida WSOL-FM FM 101.5
Hattiesburg, Mississippi WZLD FM 106.3
Austin, Texas K242CC FM 96.3 Began in July 2013 for the new 96.3 RNB
Toledo, Ohio WJUC FM 107.3
Buffalo, New York WBLK FM 93.7
Waco, Texas KWBT FM 94.5
West Palm Beach, Florida WMBX FM 102.3

References

  1. ^ "Steve Harvey". Premiere Radio.