add American Top 40 with Casey Kasem starting July 25. July 17:WRQQ sheds alternative rock for Classic Hits. July 19: NPR's Fresh Air program is officially dropped by Mississippi Public Broadcasting radio because of "recurring inappropriate content", shortly after the broadcast of an interview with comedian Louis C.K. in which he discussed his sex life. However, after facing a public outcry from listeners, MPB placed the show back on its lineup on July 26, this time airing it at 9PM (CT) and adding a warning for adult content to the broadcast. July 19:KOCD sheds smooth AC for adult contemporary. July 19:Glenn Beck is diagnosed with macular degeneration. July 20: Clear Channel Communications clears two more stations for donation. They are Newton's WTOC and Minneapolis' KFXN. July 21: Slacker adds ABC News to their selection. July 22: Hamilton, Ontario AM CHAM abandons its two-year talk radio experiment and reverts to country music. July 23:Adult Contemporary KLRK/Waco, Texas, has rebranded itself as "Mix," shedding the previous "Star 92." Along with a new branding, the station rolls in new call letters KRMX. July 23: New Orleans' WDVW hangs up the Modern AC format for alternative rock. July 24: Snooki, JWoww and the rest of the cast from the MTV reality show "Jersey Shore" will be guest co-hosts Sirius XM's Hits 1's Weekend Countdown. July 26:WYFJ slips down from the 100.1 frequency to 99.9, meaning the station will broadcast from Richmond instead of Ashland. July 26:During the finalizing of the sale of KSOX, it's been announced the station will flip to Spanish religion, and in the middle process will transit to Fox Sports. July 27:English ESPN KCUV transits to Spanish ESPN, while KXDP-LP changes from Spanish music to English ESPN. July 27:The request of a temporary restraining order against the acquisition of Emmis Communications has been denied by an Indiana judge. July 28: It was announced that WIFL would not flip formats, but change call letters to WOGF. The call letters will stand for "We're Ocala Gainesville Florida." July 28: WPEN-FM will start broadcasting Rutgers Scarlet Knights football in the autumn. July 28: "The Doug Banks Show" is picked up by American Urban Radio Networks, after several years on ABC and Citadel. July 30: Columbia, South Carolina, outlets WWNU and WWNQ will make changes; WWNU to drop Country for AC and become "Carolina 92.1," WWNQ to switch from Dial Global's Classic Hits satellite format