These days, Stephanie Miller has emerged as a favorite of the cable news channels as political coverage dominates. She’s quite possibly the most watched guest personality on MSNBC without her own show… when the I-Man took his vacation from radio, MSNBC selected her to her bridge the gap until they sorted out what they wanted to do. CNN calls often… Fox takes a chance every once in a while and puts her on Cavuto and other shows so their “fair and balanced” claim can hold up. In a word, she’s hot.

Her national radio program is bubbling in the climate of keen awareness of and the expectation of the sea change about to occur in America. The path to Miller’s career as an entertainer began in Buffalo, N.Y., where she was born and raised and landed her first job in radio. Growing up, she never listened to the radio; she wanted to be Carol Burnett. When she was about 27, Miller was on the air on Hot 97 in her hometown, then moved to Rochester, N.Y., on to Chicago and New York City, and ended up in L.A., home base for The Stephanie Miller Show.

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