Wendy Bell did not do her normal weekday morning show Monday on WJAS (1320 AM).
The conservative radio host is currently not on the air due to a personnel matter being handled within the company, WJAS spokeswoman Michele Bradac said.
WJAS listeners instead Monday heard syndicated talk host Glenn Beck from 9 a.m. to noon.
Bradac said no other information is available.
On her Wendy Bell Radio Facebook page Monday, Bell posted All is good! Believe me. It’s all good. I want to thank and remind each of you to support, if possible my tremendous sponsors. The men and women behind these businesses are behind me. They are patriots. They are good, honest folks. They’re our kind of people.
Wendy Bell is no longer in the weekday lineup on talk radio station WJAS.
“All I can tell you is it’s a personnel matter and it’s currently being handled by the company,” said Michele Bradac, a spokeswoman for St. Barnabas, which owns the radio station.
The radio station posted a new weekday show schedule to its Facebook page about 8 a.m. Monday. It did not include Bell in her normal time slot, which had been 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday.
The Facebook post had more than 700 comments, many demanding answers as to Bell’s status.
Talk show host Glenn Beck is listed in that time slot as on Monday. Bell and her show are no longer featured on the radio station’s website.
Wendy Bell, conservative Pittsburgh radio host, removed from air due to ‘personnel matter’: Reports
Updated May 10, 2021;
Posted May 10, 2021
Wendy Bell was removed from their air by Pittsburgh radio station WJAS 1320 AM, due to “a personnel matter,” according to reports.SOPA Images/LightRocket via Gett
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Wendy Bell did not appear on her weekday morning show Monday on Pittsburgh radio station WJAS 1320 AM, due to “a personnel matter,” according to The Beaver County Times.
WJAS spokeswoman Michele Bradac told the news outlet that Bell “is currently not on the air due to a personnel matter being handled within the company.”
Screenshot taken from YouTube Wendy Bell
Less than five months after landing a new radio gig at WJAS-AM Pittsburgh, controversial media personality Wendy Bell has once again been taken off the airwaves. Bell was hired in January by WJAS, a broadcasting station owned by St. Barnabas Health System, a retirement and assisted living community located in Pittsburgh’s North Hills. In a statement made to the
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, WJAS pulling Bell off the air was a “personnel matter” that is being handled within the company, according to St. Barnabas Health System spokesperson Michele Bradac. Bell being removed from WJAS is the third time since 2016 that Bell has been taken off the air by Pittsburgh-area media companies. The former WTAE anchor was fired in 2016 after she posted a racist message on Facebook about the Wi
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