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Westwood One and relationship talker Tom Leykis are breaking up
His syndicated show will no longer be associated with Westwood as of March 6. Leykis has been with the syndicator since 1994. Meanwhile, This morning’s Taylor on radio-Info reports that the local Los Angeles PPM numbers for Leykis on KLSX (97.1) continue to trend upwards. The station’s often among the very top of the English-language performers in its 25-54 male target demo. The Boards are already talking about it here:
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