Always articulate and entertaining, "The Laura Ingraham Show" has been addicting legions of listeners since her launch into national syndication in 2001. Smart, funny, and ahead of the curve in politics and the culture, Laura's busting down the door of the "boys only" radio club. Now on 340 radio stations, Laura takes listeners on a wild ride through the colliding worlds of politics, the news media, and Hollywood.
Her legal, political, writing, and television background distinguishes Laura in the field of increasingly homogeneous radio syndication. Whether she's on the watch for evidence of media bias, political hypocrisy or Hollywood inanity, Laura infuses her program with a level of energy and commitment to conservative principles that grabs hold and won't let go.
In addition to hosting her own syndicated radio program, Laura is an author and Fox News contributor. Her latest book, Power to the People, debuted at #1 on the New York Times bestseller's list.
Smart political talk isn't just for the boys anymore. Just say no to stupid radio and get hooked on Laura. It's not just a talk show - It's an addiction. |
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And then there are the callers...
"If you call me," she warns, "keep
it brief, keep it coherent, and keep the heavy breathing to
a minimum." Laura mixes it up with world-renowned guests
(and others who should be) on the hot topics of the day. What
other radio program features interviews with Henry Kissinger,
U2's Bono, Darrell Hammond from Saturday Night Live, and one
of the original Munchkins from the Wizard of Oz? More importantly,
what other radio talk show host can do an impeccable on-air
impersonation of a poodle having its paw stepped on in one segment
and explain the history of the Taliban's rise in the next?
We dare you not to get addicted
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I get a lot of letters from constituents--about 40,000 every day. I don't read all 40,000. I've asked my staff to collect a sampling of 10 letters that I read every night. About half of these letters call me an idiot.
