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Jay Leno's new primetime TV show creates a new morning-after radio feature
Westwood One’s new “Last Night on the Jay Leno Show” contains 60” of comedy material pulled from the most recent hour-long TV show on NBC-TV. Westwood Senior VP of Programming Bart Tessler says “as longtime Jay Leno fans, we are excited about the launch of Jay’s new prime time [TV] show and delighted to bring his great comedy to radio listeners.“ Westwood’s got similar features with NBC’s Tonight Show (which Conan O'Brien inherited from Leno) and Jimmy Fallon.
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