Chip Franklin is radio presenter of the morning drivetime slot for KOGO in San Diego, California. He is a comedian and self described independent, often using humour to voice his opinion of government policies. He has won numerous awards for his talk radio show, including the National Edward R. Murrow award.

Radio Show:
The Chip Franklin radio show is aired between 5 a.m. and 9 a.m on KOGO San Diego. He begun working on his latest show in early September 2007, and has a unique claim to fame in that he has been on air during a number of natural disasters including an earthquake, the La Jolla landslide, and the October Firestorm. He works alongside his producer, Don Ayres to  produce great am radio.
Web Stuff:
The Chip Franklin website (chipfranklin.com) is currently undergoing maintenance, but is promising to be ‘back soon’.
Alternative URL Searches: chipfranklin.com, chip franklin.com
Television:
Chip has appeared on numerous TV show, including the O’Reilly Factor, Paula Zahn, CNN, Fox and Friends, MSNBC, and The Situation Room.
Books:
Chip has not written any books.
Career:
Chip Franklin is a veteran stand-up comic, bringing much of his own brand of humour to the am radio, Chip Franklin radio show, talk radio audience who enjoy his ironic leaning. As a comic, he has appeared on Comic Strip Live, for
VH-1, MTV, Stand-up Spotlight, and many other shows.
Education:
No information is available on Chips education.
In the News:
Chip has never been far from the news, though he is usually discussing it rather than being the subject of it. Chip is a frequent visitor to the O’Reilly Factor amongst other news magazine shows on TV and radio stations.

If you like the Chip Franklin show, you’ll probably also enjoy The Curtis Sliwa radio show.

Sources:
http://www.chipfranklin.com/, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chip_Franklin

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