Today, Drew Lane reunited with former lontime partner, Mike Clark at 101.1 WRIF-FM Detroit. Lane had been off-the-air since September, 2007 following a 14-year run with Clark. (Photo Credit: © Greater Media, Inc.)

Since Lane's departure, Clark had been doing Mike in the Morning with support from show contributors Trudi Daniels and Marc Fellhauer.

Today's show featured a variety of listeners and celebrities congratulating the duo on working together again. The station is touting the reunion as "Back Together and in Your Ear-Hole."

101 WRIF can be heard online at www.wrif.com.

Alaska Governor Sarah Palin appeared on a radio gun show called "Firearms Friday" which airs on KFAR, Fairbanks.

The soon-to-leave-office Palin was in Fairbanks to sign a gun rights bill and joined other guests to talk guns including avid 2nd Amendment advocate, hunter, and rocker, Ted Nugent.

KFAR is at 660 AM and features conservative talk programming like Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, and Dennis Miller. You can listen online at www.kfar660.com.

"Firearms Friday" is hosted by Michael Dukes. You can learn more by visiting his blog firearmsfriday.blogspot.com.

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Although not indicative of all listening, RadioTime's monthly report on top listened-to radio programs for June will give you an idea of what's being tapped into through it's particular portal. These are the Top 10: (Screenshot of the new RadioTime iPhone software. Graphic Credit: © RadioTime)

1. The Rush Limbaugh Show
2. The Steve Harvey Morning Show
3. The Savage Nation
4. The Glenn Beck Program
5. Laura Ingraham Show
6. The Sean Hannity Show
7. NPR's Morning Edition
8. Coast to Coast AM
9. Dr. Laura Schlessinger Show
10. The Musers

RadioTime provides an easy means of finding local, national, or global radio programming airing on stations in 140 countries. The RadioTime service also powers various consumer electronic devices and software applications.

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It's not often I promote another radio newsletter (aside from the one I send out each week) but Ian MacRae - who I featured in an interview recently - sent me a copy of his and I'd liked it.

MacRae has been "pushing out" (as he says) The Radio Wave for 7 years now and it's very amusing. The most recent issue covers Howard Stern's "wack packer", Ivy Supersonic and her legal problems, a Huntsville, Alabama morning host who was suspended after telling listeners officials had moved voting for Democrats to the following day, people in New York state receiving radio on their TVs - even when they're turned off, and a woman suing WMMS/Cleveland after being hit in the head by a beer bottle thrown from the stage buy a drunken radio personality.

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