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Doug McIntyre

Talk Show Host/Newspaper Columnist/Producer

Nationally syndicated Doug McIntyre’s RED EYE RADIO is broadcast on powerhouse stations 77 WABC in NYC, 790 KABC in Los Angeles 680 WRKO in Boston and 95.5 FM Newstalk WLOB in Portland, Maine..with many more stations ready to join the network.

Doug is also host of 77 WABC’s McIntyre in the Morning, heard weekdays from 5am-6am (Eastern).

McIntyre is also the Page One Columnist for The Los Angeles Daily News. Doug’s column appears every Wednesday & Sunday.

For five years Doug hosted McIntyre in the Morning on Talk Radio 790 KABC in Los Angeles. He’s also a television/screen writer and producer who has written for all of the major networks, including the hit series Married… with Children, WKRP in Cincinnati, Mike Hammer—Private Eye, Full House and the critically acclaimed PBS series, Liberty’s Kids, which earned Doug a Humanitas Prize nomination for excellence in television writing.

Doug’s move to morning drive followed his enormously successful run as host of KABC’s hit overnight show, Red Eye Radio. Year after year, McIntyre has been selected by his peers as one of the “most popular” and “most admired hosts” in the annual LARadio.com poll. Doug was also ranked one of the “Top 40” radio hosts in the nation by the industry journal, Talkers Magazine.

A student of American history, Doug brings context to today’s headlines. A passionate fan of Jazz and the great American Songbook, music has always been featured prominently on Red Eye Radio. Funny and smart and inclusive, Doug will talk about “everything and anything”, including alien abductions if you insist!

A frequent TV guest, Doug practically lived on CNN’s Lou Dobbs Tonight and appeared on Bill Maher’s Politically Incorrect a dozen times, as well as Real Time on HBO, The History Channel, the FOX News Channel’s hit shows, The O’Reilly Factor, Hannity & Colmes, and numerous other news programs. Doug also hosted his own segment on CNBC’s Dennis Miller. Doug continues to host, Jazz Notes for LA 36.

In addition to his Daily News column, he is a published author, having written for American History Illustrated.