iHeartMedia Panama City announced today that FOX Sports NewsRadio WFLA will change dial positions and rebrand to the new 96.3-102.5 WFLA Panama City, Panama City’s Talk Radio, effective immediately.
The WFLA brand is synonymous across the state of Florida as the news and information leader and 96.3-102.5� WFLA Panama City will provide listeners with conservative talk shows, and the latest national and local news as well as the same high quality of engaging programs and information. The program lineup will include the� “The Morning Show with Preston Scott,” “The Glenn Beck Program”, “The Schnitt Show”, “The Joe Pags� Show,” “The Jesse Kelly Show,” and “The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show.”�
In addition to the solid lineup of talk shows, 96.3-102.5 WFLA Panama City will provide national news from� FOX News Radio, and local news and weather from its local television partner, Gray Television’s WJHG-TV� (NBC). Regular traffic and sports updates throughout the day will add to WFLA’s strong news presence, and weekend programming will feature talk, variety, and sports shows. In addition, 96.3-102.5 WFLA Panama City will be the local affiliate for Florida State University Men’s Basketball. All WFLA Panama City programming can also be heard on 92.5 HD2, iHeartRadio.com, and the iHeartRadio app.�
“We are excited to continue providing Panama City with the quality news and information that they have come to expect from the WFLA brand. Now it’s available on two broadcast signals and in HD, rather than just one,”� stated John Lund, Senior Vice President of Programming for iHeartMedia Panama City.�
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iHeartMedia is the leading media outlet in the Panama City market with multiple platforms, including its broadcast stations; live events; data; and its digital businesses and platforms, including mobile, social, and its own iHeartRadio, iHeartMedia’s free all-in-one digital music, podcasting and live streaming radio service � with 3 billion app downloads and more than 150 million registered users.�
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