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Syndicated country host Blair Garner will continue working "After MidNite"
Premiere Radio Networks says the show that has more than 260 country affiliates began in November 2003 with just a dozen. Overnight host Garner now attracts more than 2.7 million listeners a week, and has just signed a “long-term” contract renewal with L.A.-based Premiere. Garner is a two-time recipient of the Academy of Country Music’s on-air personality of the year award. This year marks Garner’s 17th in national syndication.
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