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The Stephanie Miller Show is a decidedly progressive left-wing liberal syndicated (via the Jones network) radio show that uses the quotes and sound bites from the media to poke fun at right-wing politics. The show features include "Right Wing World", "Stand Up News" (AKA "News we don't want to lose"), "Tinsel Talk" and the occasional "Conspiracy Corner". The show is hosted by Stephanie Miller and includes "voice guy extraordinaire" Jim Ward, an impressionist who frequently mimics Bill O'Reilly, Rush Limbaugh, and George W. Bush, and producer Chris "Boy Toy" Lavoie. Although it is a humorous show, it uses its humor to educate its listeners about current events and politics. It is taken seriously enough, however, to frequently include Washington and political insiders as phone guests, via the "Celebrity Hotline". These include John Conyers (nicknamed the "Patron Saint of The Stephanie Miller Show"), Barbara Boxer, Maxine Waters, Howard Dean, Paul Begala as well as others.

The show frequently skewers right wing media and political personalities such as:

Scott McClellan: nicknamed "Puffy McMoonface"
Karl Rove: nicknamed "Tubby McTreason"
Tom Delay: nicknamed "Drunkey McPukeshoes"
Michael Brown: always preceded by the title "noted Arabian Horse expert"
Bill O'Reilly: always preceded by the title "phone-sex enthusiast"
Ann Coulter: always preceded by the title "noted transexual plagerist" (Miller is still looking for a different title to avoid offending transexuals).

Stephanie is a self-proclaimed "Fox Blocker" ("She watches Fox so you don't have to"). The show takes occasional calls from listeners with the rule that "right wing wackos go to the front of the line". The web site for the show can be found at The Stephanie Miller Show, which also offers podfiles for download or mp3 files of the show, updated daily.

Stations

Terrestrial

Anchorage, Alaska: 1080 AM KUDO

Akron, Ohio: 1350 AM WARF

Asheville, North Carolina: 880 AM WPEK

Binghamton, New York: 1360 AM WYOS

Boston, Massachusetts: 1200 AM/1430 AM WKOX/WXKS

Chapel Hill, North Carolina: 1360 AM WCHL

Chattanooga, Tennessee: 1310 AM WDOD (seems the site is not yet up)

Chicago, Illinois: 850 AM WCPT (Sundays only)

Cleveland, Ohio: 1350 AM WTOU (weekends only)

Columbus, Ohio: 1230 AM WTPG

Davenport, Iowa: 1270 AM WKBF

Daytona Beach, Florida: 1590 AM WPUL

Fresno, California: 790 AM KFPT

Eugene, Oregon: 1600 AM KOPT

Eureka, California: 1480 AM KGOE

Las Vegas, Nevada: 970 AM KNUU (Sat. & Sun. 6a-7a only)

Los Angeles, California: 1150 AM KTLK

Madison, Wisconsin: 92.1 FM WXXM

Minneapolis, Minnesota: 950 AM KTNF

Monterey, California: 540 AM KRXA

New Haven, Connecticut: 1300 AM WAVZ

Reno, Nevada: 1230 AM KJFK

Phoenix, Arizona: 1010 AM KXXT

Rochester, New York: 950 AM WROC

Sacramento, California: 1240 AM KSAC

San Antonio, Texas: 92.5 FM KRPT

San Francisco, California: 960 AM KQKE

Santa Barbara, California: 1340 AM KIST

Seattle, Washington: 1090 AM KPTK

Springfield, Massachusetts: 1450 AM WMAS

Spokane, Washington: 1280 AM KPTQ (Saturdays only)

Washington DC: 1260 AM WWRC

Wheeling, West Virginia 1370 AM WVLY (Sundays only)

Satellite/Other

Sirius: Channel 146 (Sirius Left)

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	'''''The Stephanie Miller Show''''' is a decidedly [[progressive]] [[left-wing]] [[liberal]] syndicated (via the [[Jones network]]) radio show that uses the quotes and sound bites from the media to poke fun at [[right-wing]] politics. The show features include "Right Wing World", "Stand Up News", "Tinsel Talk" and the occasional "Conspiracy Corner". The show is hosted by [[Stephanie Miller]] and includes "voice guy extraordinaire" [[Jim Ward]], an impressionist who frequently mimics [[Bill O'Reilly]], [[Rush Limbaugh]], and [[George W. Bush]], and producer [[Chris "Boy Toy" Lavoie]]. Although it is a humorous show, it uses its humor to educate its listeners about current events and politics. It is taken seriously enough, however, to frequently include Washington and political insiders as phone guests, via the "Celebrity Hotline". These include [[John Conyers]] (nicknamed the "Patron Saint of The Stephanie Miller Show"), [[Barbara Boxer]], [[Maxine Waters]], [[Howard Dean]], [[Paul Begala]] as well as others.		'''''The Stephanie Miller Show''''' is a decidedly [[progressive]] [[left-wing]] [[liberal]] syndicated (via the [[Jones network]]) radio show that uses the quotes and sound bites from the media to poke fun at [[right-wing]] politics. The show features include "Right Wing World", "Stand Up News" (AKA "News we don't want to lose"), "Tinsel Talk" and the occasional "Conspiracy Corner". The show is hosted by [[Stephanie Miller]] and includes "voice guy extraordinaire" [[Jim Ward]], an impressionist who frequently mimics [[Bill O'Reilly]], [[Rush Limbaugh]], and [[George W. Bush]], and producer [[Chris "Boy Toy" Lavoie]]. Although it is a humorous show, it uses its humor to educate its listeners about current events and politics. It is taken seriously enough, however, to frequently include Washington and political insiders as phone guests, via the "Celebrity Hotline". These include [[John Conyers]] (nicknamed the "Patron Saint of The Stephanie Miller Show"), [[Barbara Boxer]], [[Maxine Waters]], [[Howard Dean]], [[Paul Begala]] as well as others.

	The show frequently skewers right wing media and political personalities such as:		The show frequently skewers right wing media and political personalities such as: