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Radio personalities to be featured on new Leno TV show
The new NBC weeknights show will feature two “Radio” guys. The first is comedian Jim Norton, who is also heard regularly on the Opie & Anthony Show on Sirius XM Radio. The other is comedian D.L. Hughley, who’s been a regular on the syndicated Tom Joyner Morning Show, and who now has his own syndicated morning radio show, based out of Emmis Urban AC WRKS “98.7 Kiss FM” in New York. The two will be “Correspondents” for Leno. The new 10pm/9pm Leno Show debuts September 14.
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