History
Todd and Tyler first teamed up at WSJW in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in February 1993. Previously, Tyler was hosting the afternoon show and Brandt was part of the "Starview Morning Show". The duo moved to KEZO-FM in Omaha in August 1993. It became the top-rated morning show in Omaha in 1995 and has maintained that spot with the 25-54 demographic. The show began syndication in November 2006. The show is carried by the following stations:
| Affiliate | Call letters | City | Started Broadcasting | On Air (Local Time) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z92 | KEZO-FM | Omaha, Nebraska | August 1993 | 5am - 10am Mon-Fri, 3rd-shift replay 10pm - 2am Sun-Thur; Best of the Week 6am-10am Saturday |
| T95 | KICT-FM | Wichita, Kansas | November 2006 | 5am - 10am Mon-Fri |
| Rock 99.3 | KETT-FM | Scottsbluff, Nebraska | October 2010 | 4am - 9am Mon-Fri |
| Pure Rock Z 102 | KZMC | McCook, NE | November 2010 | 5am - 10am Mon-Fri |
| 93.5 The Hawk | KKOT | Columbus, Nebraska | February 2012 | 5am - 10am Mon-Fri |
| 104.1 The Blaze | KIBZ | Lincoln, Nebraska | February 2012 | 5am - 10am Mon-Fri |
| The Fox | KXFM | Santa Maria, California | September 2012 | 5am - 10am Mon-Fri (Tape delayed) |
| KLUK-FM (Lucky 98) | KLUK | Laughlin, Nevada | November 2012 | 5am - 10am Mon-Fri |
| KKGB-FM (Rock 101) | KKGB | Lake Charles, Louisiana | June 2013 | 5am - 10am Mon-Fri |
Read more about this topic: The Todd And Tyler Radio Empire
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