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call-in show

noun as in talk radio

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There’s a whole lot of small stuff that I had no clue about, like the fact that Fox News used to have a call-in show about pets and that the name of the morning show, Fox & Friends, is a double entendre.

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In 1982 she made her local television debut on New York City’s Channel 5 with a daily morning call-in show called simply “Dr. Ruth.”

For 21 years, from 1994 to 2015, he was the host of “Cross Country Checkup,” a popular weekly radio call-in show aired by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Last year, he did not hold his usual call-in show with ordinary Russians or his traditional session with reporters during the fighting in Ukraine.

Silverman fills her schedule with what she calls “odd jobs” — recording her call-in show “The Sarah Silverman Podcast,” doing stand-up, and taking occasional acting roles.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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