Andrew Walsh, a former producer for Dave Ross who was given his own evening show about a year ago, has left the station for a new gig. A plain spoken amiable everyman, Walsh described himself as a Liberal, but did not seem to be grounded in ideology. Over the air, he seemed like a young man who had constructed a station in his garage and was having lots of fun. He related well to his producers Nick and Sean. For a while, he was teamed up with John Curley, but that ended when Curley was given a daytime spot. He was fun to listen to and we wish him well in his new endeavors.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
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