Live+Local - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
There's A New PD In Town
Tommy 'n Tina in the Morning has a new Program Director and he is shaking things up at KHUGG.
Judge Knott
Encouraged by new Program Director Jerry, Tina debuts a new advice segment that proves to be very successful.
Totally Inoffensive
Tommy resists all of Jerry's new changes with no intention of changing his dinosaur ways, while Tina is doing everything she can to bring new energy to the station.
Rumors
Things are looking up for Tina as she negotiates her contract extension, however; Tommy notices the stark silence around his expiring contract.
Hugs For Sale
As PD Jerry is busy giving a tour to a potential new buyer, Tina and Tommy find a new appreciation for one another while rumors spread about the station going up for sale.
Little Willie
As Tommy and Tina await their future, will KHUGG-FM remain local or be absorbed into a broadcasting group's "mothership"?
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