Mac Watson
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| Occupation | Talk Show Host, Commentator |
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Mac Watson is a conservative radio talk show host and commentator in Phoenix, Arizona.
He graduated from Mount Saint Mary's College in Emmitsburg, Maryland.
In 2001, Watson was a morning radio talk show host and program director at KWTX-AM in Waco, Texas.
He came to Richmond in March of 2004 and filled in for nationally-syndicated talk show host Glenn Beck.
Mac signed off of WRVA 1140 AM with his last broadcast on Friday 14 September 2007, to take an afternoon show in Phoenix, Arizona.
On September 17, 2007, Mac brought his irreverent humor and common sense insight to the afternoon drive slot on News-Talk 92.3 KTAR.
The Mac Watson Show on KTAR-FM is a general issues talk show that airs weekdays from 3PM to 7PM. The show is produced by Sean Hughes who previously worked with John Ziegler at KFI in Los Angeles.
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