710 WOR

About 710 WOR

710 WOR is a radio station originating from the United States, based in New York City, New York. It first began broadcasting on February 22, 1922, founded by Bamberger’s Department Store as one of the oldest continuously operating stations in the country, initially licensed to Newark, New Jersey. Now owned by iHeartMedia, it operates on 710 AM from studios at 125 West 55th Street in Midtown Manhattan, with a transmitter in Rutherford, New Jersey, serving cities like Newark and Yonkers. Known as "The Voice of New York" it shifted to a talk format in the 1980s, leaving behind its earlier music and variety roots, and has since been a hub for local and syndicated programming. 

The station airs a mix of news and conservative talk shows, featuring hosts like Mark Simone, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton, and Sean Hannity, focusing on politics and current events.

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