That's right: Boyles's often controversial program has quietly ascended to the top of the ratings in most major categories -- an accomplishment likely to surprise most local radio observers.
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Michael Roberts December 16, 2010 8:58AM
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That's right: Boyles's often controversial program has quietly ascended to the top of the ratings in most major categories -- an accomplishment likely to surprise most local radio observers.
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