WNEW-FM (English Wikipedia)

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"Opie & Anthony - Public Humiliation of Carol Miller" – via YouTube.
"WNEW Flips to 'All Talk' Format (Final Hour)" – via YouTube.
"O&A's Funeral For 'WNEW' (Debut of 'FM Talk')" – via YouTube.