Why did Bob Dumas leave?

Why did Bob Dumas leave?

Dumas, former producer Mike Morse, and former co-producer Jon Clark were co-hosts of a Thursday night country-music themed show on WDCG’s sister station 106.1 RDUCountry from August 2008-October 2009. Dumas ended this show because of conflicts with his morning show.

Did Bob leave the showgram?

After 2 years on the show he left the Showgram to follow a new career path.

Why did g105 Fire Bob Dumas?

In 1998, Dumas and Lane were both suspended after a Naked Mondays promotion had listeners shed their clothes in public to win concert tickets. In 2000, there was legal trouble over a stunt involving reading the contents of Mix 101.5 morning host Bill Jordan’s garbage over the air.

What happened to Bob and the Showgram?

In the spring of 2014 the last hour of Bob and the Showgram was stripped and replaced by, “The Class Reunion” dedicated to classic hits from the 80’s, 90’s, and early 00’s. After months of listener dissatisfaction with “The Class Reunion,” the last hour was replaced with music all together. Bob Dumas was “let go” by iHeart Radio on August 30, 2019.

Why did Jim Dumas leave ‘Showgram?

Neither outlet gave the reason for the departures. Dumas also did not give a reason in his statement. Dumas and his “Showgram” program long ruled the local radio waves, but ratings had been slipping of late.

What happened to Bob Dumas at G105?

Bob Dumas, a morning radio staple in the Triangle for nearly 30 years, is out at G105. Dumas and the WDCG programming vice president Chris Edge were both dismissed last week, according to reports from Inside Radio and All Access Music Group, two national industry publications.

Why did Dumas get suspended from the radio?

Ratings aside, Dumas leaves behind a legacy of outrageous, attention-grabbing stunts that his listeners loved. Some of the stunts were harmless, but some drew negative attention. In 1998, Dumas and Lane were both suspended after a Naked Mondays promotion had listeners shed their clothes in public to win concert tickets.