Kenny Michaels, Host of Striking Gold with Kenny Michaels
Kenny Michaels is the nationally syndicated host of Striking Gold with Kenny Michaels, a precious-metals investing program sponsored by Golden Crest Metals that airs on AM 560 The Answer.
Kenny Michaels is the nationally syndicated host of Striking Gold with Kenny Michaels, a precious-metals investing program sponsored by Golden Crest Metals that airs on AM 560 The Answer.
Jack Callahan is a Fox News Radio news anchor who delivers hourly national news updates to AM 560 The Answer listeners, coordinating field correspondents and reporting on major political events.
Roger Stern is a Fox News Radio anchor who delivers national news coverage to AM 560 The Answer listeners, introducing field correspondents and summarizing major midterm campaign developments.
David Spunt is a Fox News Radio correspondent covering the campaign trail, reporting from Columbus, Mississippi, on Kamala Harris’s Senate campaign stop while contrasting it with President Trump’s Florida rally.
Natalie Chuck is a Fox News Radio correspondent who reported on the tight Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico, providing polling analysis and campaign finance context for AM 560 listeners.
Jared Halperin is a Fox News Radio field correspondent who covered President Trump’s midterm campaign rally in Perry, Georgia, filing a concise report on Trump’s pitch to Republican voters.
Jason Catarina is the official meteorologist for AM 560 The Answer (WIND Chicago), delivering timely local weather forecasts for the greater Chicago area as a regular feature of the station’s programming.
Mike Gallagher is a nationally recognized conservative radio personality who appears on AM 560 The Answer in a paid endorsement capacity for Roland’s Jewelers in downtown Libertyville, Illinois.
Joe Pag is the host of Unshaken and Unafraid, a conservative podcast distributed through the Salem Podcast Network that focuses on political and civil liberties issues, promoted on AM 560 The Answer.
A state Medicaid fraud scandal has made Minnesota’s U.S. Senate seat newly competitive, according to NBC News analyst Steve Kornacki, forcing Democrats to spend money defending territory they had not expected to contest this cycle.