Jay Weaver; "The Larry Stanley Show," an irreverent 'guy talk' show, aired Saturdays; and "The Hi-Fi Club" expanded to Sunday afternoons. Music during non-show times consisted of automated Classic Rock. Retro Radio aired a tribute to George Carlin upon his death in June 2008. KXOL-1360 veterans Bob Bruton and Jack Burns participated. Rational Radio Rational Radio group leased the entire 24-hour-a-day KMNY schedule from MRBI beginning July 1, 2008. It concluded on December 31, 2009. In addition to Mike Malloy, the new schedule featured Dial Global's Ed Schultz, Bill Press, and Thom Hartmann, and Air America's Lionel. KMNY's "The Hi-Fi Club" was on the station prior to the switch of the station from Biz Radio to Rational Radio and was carried over into the Rational Radio Format. On April 1, 2009, Rational Radio added local hosts The Pugs and Kelly Show on weekday afternoons with Richard Hunter following. Weekend hosts included Cindy Sheehan of "Cindy Sheehan's Soapbox" and Jack E. Jett. The rest of the lineup was filled syndicated programming including Thom Hartmann and Air America Radio. In December 2009, station president Dave Clifton announced that the station had been outbid for its lease renewal and would move much its locally originated programming to internet radio. While Rational Radio seeks a new broadcast home, they ended their run on KMNY on December 31, 2009. Return to Business On January 1, 2010, KMNY returned to a business talk radio format, airing the Biz Radio Network once again with a 24-hour lineup. In February 2010, the programming on KMNY 1360 switched to various ethnic and foreign language shows, including Spanish, Portuguese, and Greek. On April 28, 2014, owner Multicultural announced the station was for sale, though as of 2022, there is still no buyer for KMNY. Multicultural began airing a Spanish-language Christian radio format sometime later. References External links Rational Radio 1360 official website Dallas Air America- now North Texas Progressive DFW Radio/TV History "The Hi-Fi Club" (2006) DFW Radio Archives Randy A. Carlisle's Historical Photography Beat Radio MNY MNY Radio stations established in 1947 1947 establishments in Texas Multicultural Broadcasting stations Business mass media in the United States