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Affiliates are informed the Adam Carolla morning show will end syndication this month
Westwood One tells stations that the live Carolla show will cease on Friday, Feb. 20, but that “Best of” programs will be offered through the end of the month. Carolla is based out of CBS Radio’s “Free FM” KLSX (97.1) Los Angeles – which has been the subject of format flip rumors.
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