Erick Erickson adding three-hour radio show from 9 to noon about Georgia politics starting in at WGAU in Athens

Erickson said given that Georgia is a swing state, he feels “conservatives are at a disadvantage. Local media has largely collapsed. National media tends to only cover Georgia when it can help the Democrats. Talk radio is either hyper-local from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. or nationally focused from 9 a.m. to 6 a.m.”

So he is planning a live show that will “focus on Georgia news and politics, not national stuff” from 9 to noon. He will give it away to any station in Georgia that wants it and will launch in a couple of moths. While WGAU will cover the show costs, he said he is going to spend the next couple of months raising money to pay for distribution costs.

"I think I can pull it off," he wrote. "It'll mean doing 5 hours of radio a day. But it is something I want to do. It is something I think would be good for people in Georgia."
Erickson joined WSB in 2011. His current contract runs through 2020.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, WGAU and WSB Radio are all part of Cox Media Group.