1. Consistently Surprising Surprisingly Consistent

2. Bob Kevoian ● Chick McGee ● Tom Griswold ● Kristi Lee Big On Laughs & Listener Loyalty The Bob & Tom Show’s quick wit, legendary sense of humor and authentic conversation draw listeners to the show. These are the same attributes that make The Bob & Tom Show the perfect solution for an advertiser looking to stand out from the crowd and rise above their competition.

3. Bob Kevoian ● Chick McGee ● Tom Griswold ● Kristi Lee Let us Introduce Ourselves With a foundation built around comedy and talk, The Bob & Tom Show features news, sports, lifestyle content, and interviews with today’s top actors, authors and newsmakers. The show is also America’s leading media outlet for the best and developing comedians on the circuit. More than just a comedy show, Bob & Tom also feature live performances from musicians from all genres of music. The Bob & Tom Show is now heard on over 140 radio stations from coast to coast, American Forces Network worldwide, and overnights on Sirrus/XM's "Extreme Talk“ Ch 165. Airing live weekdays from 6am-10am ET, it began national syndication in 1995. Parodies, songs, bits, and more are produced by a large staff of writers, musicians, performers and misfits.

4. Bob Kevoian Born in Los Angeles and graduated from Cal State Long Beach. Bob toured extensively with theater groups and began his radio career in Northern Michigan in 1979 where he met Tom and headed to Indianapolis. Bob is the one in the LA Dodger cap. From Cleveland, Tom attended Columbia University. After a radio stop in Florida, Tom meet up with Bob in Petoskey Michigan and formed the team which came to Indianapolis in 1983. Tom is the one not wearing the LA Dodger cap. Tom Griswold Born in London, Ohio. Chick made it to WFBQ’s sister station. When they had enough of him, he came on with Bob & Tom to do sports and announcing duties and created the role of the one and only Mr. Obvious. Chick McGee Kristi joined the show in 1984 as News Director. Kristi is a native of Indianapolis and attended Indiana University. She has also worked in TV with Fox Sports and ESPN. Kristi Lee

5. DEAN METCALFDean is the producer of The Bob & Tom Show and has been with us since 1988. When he’s not putting calls on the air, he’s calling in on the air. To give you an idea to his range of talent, he is both a brilliant musician as well as the idiotic caller on the Mr. Obvious Show. RON SEXTONRon joined the show in 2004 and is from Indianapolis. In addition to many great show characters, he is the voice of Donnie Baker. Swear to God he is. STEVE SALGESteve is one of America’s top celebrity impersonators. With the show since 1986, Steve is Bill Clinton, George Bush, Al Gore, Larry King, Joe Biden, and many, many more. ‘Nuf said. DAVE GUNNGunner is the show’s Entertainment & Field Reporter, plus our “off-the-bench- and-in-your-face” sub. Gunn adds a unique, street-wise, “Gen X” view to The Bob & Tom Show. From Chicago, Dave does afternoons on The Bob & Tom Show's flagship station. Gunner has been with The Bob & Tom Show since the start of syndication in 1995. STEVE ALLEESteve is the shows musical director and leads the Bob & Tom Band. Steve was discovered by Stan Kenton and toured with Buddy Rich. Steve has recorded numerous jazz albums and has preformed at The Montreux Jazz Festival.

6. Every week over 4 million listeners turn their radio dials to The Bob & Tom Show to laugh Along with their favorite early morning radio show The Bob & Tom Show, remains one of the longest running and highest rated comedy-based morning programs in American Radio Big On Laughs & Listener Loyalty The Bob & Tom Show combines… Outrageous humor Entertaining conversation evolving from the day’s news, sports and topical lifestyle issues Guest appearances from top comedians and celebrities Hilarious original comedy songs and bits

7. Features Great Guests Tim Allen Ron Howard Mick Jagger Gene Hackman Arnold Palmer Rob Reiner Peter Frampton Dennis DeYoung Barrack Obama Crosby, Stills & Nash Jim Gaffigan Cheech Marin Jeff Dunham Hillary Clinton Donald Trump Aerosmith John Mellencamp Johnny Bench Jeff Gordon Tony Steward Peyton Manning Kevin Spacey Jeff Foxworthy Larry The Cable Guy Frank Caliendo Chris RockBilly CrystalPaul McCartneySandra Bullock Steve CarrellSlashJason Segal

8. Album Projects The Bob & Tom Show’s Album projects present a valuable promotional opportunity for affiliate stations to raise awareness of The Bob & Tom Show in the community The first Bob & Tom album, The White Album, was released Fall 1986… Since then, The Bob & Tom Show has released over 60 CD/DVD collections, including 7 projects for distribution by the USO to our service men and women. Some Bob & Tom CD’s have charted on Billboards Top 200!

9. THE BOB & TOM SHOW IS RADIO’S MOST AWARDING WINNING MORNING SHOW Awards & Accolades 5 Marconi Awards National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) 11 Industry Achievement Awards Radio & Records (R&R) 7 Billboard Radio Personality of the Year Awards Billboard Magazine

10. The Bob & Tom Show is: National Audience Ranked #1, #2 or #3 in demo in 80% of affiliated markets Successful in markets of all sizes, regions and time zones The Bob & Tom Show is heard everywhere! World wide on the American Forces Radio Network Nationwide on SirusXM* Coast-to-Coast in over 130 markets including Salt Lake, Cincinnati, Nashville, Indianapolis, Oklahoma City, Syracuse, Santa Rosa/San Francisco and Portland, ME Source: FA’11, Arbitron, MSA, AQH Rank, Actual Times. *The most recent show is replayed on SirusXM Extreme Talk Channel 165 1a-6a Mon-Fri

11. Males 18-49 Stations Ranked #1, #2 or #3 in Metro Source: Arbitron, FA’11, MSA, Exact Times, AQH Rank, M 18-49 WOFX-FMCINCINNATIKURQ-FMSAN LUIS OBISPO KBER-FMSALT LAKE CITYKONE-FMLUBBOCK WFBQ-FMINDIANAPOLISWKLC-FMCHARLESTON, WV WQMF-FMLOUISVILLEKXRX-FMTRI-CITIES WTUE-FMDAYTONKDAL-FMDULUTH KGGO-FMDES MOINESKKRQ-FMCEDAR RAPIDS WRFQ-FMCHARLESTONWWVR-FMTERRE HAUTE KKFM-FMCOLORADO SPRINGSKBOY-FMMEDFORD WIOT-FMTOLEDOWCFF-FMCHAMPAIGN WIBA-FMMADISONKRCH-FMROCHESTER, MN KKGL-FMBOISEKEGI-FMJONESBORO WKQQ-FMLEXINGTONKRRX-FMREDDING WTZR-FMJOHNSON CITYKSNQ-FMTWIN FALLS WFWI-FMFT. WAYNWKHY-FMLAFAYETTE KIXA-FMVICTOR VALLEYWIHN-FMBLOOMINGTON WJXQ-FMLANSINGKCMQ-FMCOLUMBIA WNCD-FMYOUNGSTOWNWMEQ-FMEAU CLAIRE WRQK-FMCANTONKCRR-FMWATERLOO KTUX-FMSHREVEPORTWHBR-FMPARKERSBURG WRQE-FMAPPLETONWVNA-FMFLORENCE, AL KXUS-FMSPRINGFIELD, MOWZRX-FMLIMA WGBG-FMSALISBURYKMHK-FMBILLINGS KIOC-FMBEAUMONTKROR-FMGRAND ISLAND KFLY-FMEUGENEKFXS-FMRAPID CITY KCQQ-FMQUAD CITIESKZCD-FMLAWTON WGLO-FMPEORIAWZXR-FMWILLIAMSPORT KWMX-FMFLAGSTAFFWHBZ-FMSHEBOYGAN WGBF-FMEVANSVILLEWOTT-FMWATERTOWN KARX-FMAMARILLOKBYZ-FMBISMARCK WQHZ-FMERIEWZNX-FMDECATUR WGLX-FMWAUSAUKLKK-FMMASON CITY

12. Males 25-54 Stations Ranked #1, #2 or #3 in Metro Source: Arbitron, FA’11, MSA, Exact Times, AQH Rank, M 25-54 KBER-FMSALT LAKE CITYKURQ-FMSAN LUIS OBISPO WFBQ-FMINDIANAPOLISKONE-FMLUBBOCK KRXO-FMOKLAHOMA CITYWKLC-FMCHARLESTON, WV WQMF-FMLOUISVILLEWGFN-FMTRAVERSE CITY WTUE-FMDAYTONKDAL-FMDULUTH KDFO-FMBAKERSFIELDKKRQ-FMCEDAR RAPIDS WRFQ-FMCHARLESTONWWVR-FMTERRE HAUTE KKFM-FMCOLORADO SPRINGSKBOY-FMMEDFORD WIOT-FMTOLEDOWCFF-FMCHAMPAIGN KTHR-FMWICHITAKRCH-FMROCHESTER, MN WIBA-FMMADISONKEGI-FMJONESBORO KKGL-FMBOISEKRRX-FMREDDING WKQQ-FMLEXINGTONKSNQ-FMTWIN FALLS WTZR-FMJOHNSON CITYWKHY-FMLAFAYETTE WFWI-FMFT. WAYNKXDG-FMJOPLIN KHKK-FMMODESTOWIHN-FMBLOOMINGTON KVRV-FMSANTA ROSAKXGE-FMDUBUQUE KIXA-FMVICTOR VALLEYKCMQ-FMCOLUMBIA WJXQ-FMLANSINGWMEQ-FMEAU CLAIRE WNCD-FMYOUNGSTOWNKCRR-FMWATERLOO WRQK-FMCANTONWHBR-FMPARKERSBURG KTUX-FMSHREVEPORTWVNA-FMFLORENCE, AL WRQE-FMAPPLETONWZRX-FMLIMA KXUS-FMSPRINGFIELD, MOKMHK-FMBILLINGS WGBG-FMSALISBURYKROR-FMGRAND ISLAND KIOC-FMBEAUMONTKFXS-FMRAPID CITY KFLY-FMEUGENEKZCD-FMLAWTON WGLO-FMPEORIAWZXR-FMWILLIAMSPORT KWMX-FMFLAGSTAFFWHBZ-FMSHEBOYGAN KKBD-FMFT. SMITHWOTT-FMWATERTOWN WGBF-FMEVANSVILLEKBYZ-FMBISMARCK WQHZ-FMERIEWZNX-FMDECATUR WGLX-FMWAUSAUKLKK-FMMASON CITY

13. Audience Profile

14. Average Age 40.4 Average HH Income $74,954 Average # In HH 3.1 Average # Children In HH 2.0 Listener Profile Source: Sex/Age, 12+ Compositions – Arbitron Nationwide Spring 2011, AQH Means and all other – MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+ Base: Adults 25-54 Male76% Female24% Composition-Base Persons 12+ 18-4965.6% 25-5472.1% Composition-Base Persons 18+ Graduated High School37.9% Attended College36.5% Household Income $50k+62.1% Household Income $75k+44.4% Household Size 2+89.7% Household Size 3+59.3% Household Size 4+16.5% Composition-Base Adults 18+ Single27.5% Married63.6% Divorced/Separated/Widowed17.1% Own a Home77.2% Work full/part time75.1% Work in Professional Ind.11.4% Work in Mgmt, Bus. & Fin. 9.8% Work in Sales & Office15.9% Work in Construction & Main.13.1% Work in Other Industry25.6%

15. Males 18-49 and Males 25-54 Listener Product Usage Automobiles/Automotive Supplies Beverages Clothing & Shoes Dining Out Electronics Financial Services Health & Personal Care Products Home Appliances/Furnishings/Improvements Leisure Activities Pet Products Shopping Snacks Travel

16. Automotive and Automotive Supplies Male Listeners are Consumers of: Bought or Leased New Vehicle Bought Used Vehicle Decision Maker for Vehicle Primary Person-Maintenance DIY-Maintaining Vehicle Did Tune-Up Replaced Brake Lining or Pad Bought Air Filters Bought Anti-Freeze/Coolant Bought Batteries for Vehicle Bought Motor Oil Bought Oil Filters Bought Tires Bought Windshield Wipers Bought or Leased New Vehicle Bought Used Vehicle Decision Maker for Vehicle Primary Person-Maintenance DIY-Maintaining Vehicle Did Tune-Up Replaced Brake Lining or Pad Bought Air Filters Bought Anti-Freeze/Coolant Bought Batteries for Vehicle Bought Motor Oil Bought Oil Filters Bought Tires Bought Windshield Wipers How to Read: Men 18-49 who bought/leased a new vehicle in the last year are 66% more likely to listen to The Bob & Tom Show than the general population of Adults 18+ 166 213 177 209 222 192 222 232 226 224 214 236 180 225 170 211 182 207 229 195 227 213 217 199 213 236 153 215 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

17. Beverages Drink Alcoholic Beverages Drink Beer/Ale Drink Water/Seltzer Drink Diet Cola Drinks Drink Non-Diet Soft Drinks 210 221 171 190 185 212 225 168 210 194 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who drank alcoholic beverages are 110% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+ Male Listeners are Consumers of:

18. Clothing & Shoes Male Listeners are Consumers of: Athletic Shoes Men’s Clothing Shoes Sports Clothing 207 179 171 183 224 180 182 169 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who bought Athletic shoes in the last year are 107% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

19. Restaurants Male Listeners are Consumers of: Dined Out in the last month Ate in Family Restaurants/Steak house in the last 6 months Used Fast Food/Drive-In in the last 6 months 186 194 188 190 202 192 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who dined out in the last month are 86% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

20. Electronics Male Listeners are Consumers of: Own a Home Personal Computer Decision Maker for Home PC Bought Home PC in last 2 years Use PC at Work Have Call Waiting on Phone Have Caller ID on Phone Personally Used 800/888/900 #s Decision Maker for TV Set Have a HD TV Set Have a Large Screen TV Set Went to Video Store in last month Bought Pre-Recorded Tapes/CDs Bought Batteries in last 6 months Own a cell/digital Phone Own a Home Personal Computer Decision Maker for Home PC Bought Home PC in last 2 years Use PC at Work Have Call Waiting on Phone Have Caller ID on Phone Personally Used 800/888/900 #s Decision Maker for TV Set Have an HD TV Set Have a Large Screen TV Set Went to Video Store in last month Bought Pre-Recorded Tapes/CDs Bought Batteries in last 6 months Own a cell/digital Phone 193 203 190 185 200 177 198 200 191 198 261 181 180 185 196 204 202 180 191 182 196 203 200 207 276 200 191 187 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who own a home personal computer are 93% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

21. Financial Services Male Listeners are Consumers of: Have Savings Account Have Interest Checking Acct. Have Non-Interest Checking Acct. Have 1st Home Mortgage Own Securities Have IRA or 401K Have Credit Card in own name Have 3+ Credit Cards Have Savings Account Have Interest Checking Acct. Have Non-Interest Checking Acct. Have 1st Home Mortgage Own Securities Have IRA or 401K Have Credit Card in own name Have 3+ Credit Cards 201 220 216 193 142 199 278 139 197 221 194 185 144 199 305 149 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who have a savings account are 101% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

22. Health & Personal Care Products Male Listeners are Consumers of: Used Adhesive Bandages < 6 mos. Used Cold/Sinus/Allergy Remedies Used Cough Drops (Non-Rx) Used Headache Relievers (Non-Rx) Used Upset Stomach Remedies Used Lip Care Products Used Aftershave Lotion & Cologne Used Deodorants/Antiperspirants Used Shaving Creams or Gels Used Razor Blades Used Disposable Razors Used Electric Shavers Used Dental Floss Used Mouthwash Wear Prescriptive Eyeglasses Used Suntan/Sunscreen Used Vitamins/Dietary Sup. Used Adhesive Bandages < 6 mos. Used Cold/Sinus/Allergy Remedies Used Cough Drops (Non-Rx) Used Headache Relievers (Non-Rx) Used Upset Stomach Remedies Used Lip Care Products Used Aftershave Lotion & Cologne Used Deodorants/Antiperspirants Used Shaving Creams or Gels Used Razor Blades Used Disposable Razors Used Electric Shavers Used Dental Floss Used Mouthwash Wear Prescriptive Eyeglasses Used Suntan/Sunscreen Used Vitamins/Dietary Sup. 186 178 173 198 196 190 224 190 209 215 196 185 193 170 237 202 185 194 187 177 207 210 200 230 196 202 213 203 186 195 175 237 199 189 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who used adhesive bandages in the last 6 months are 86% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

23. Home Appliances/Furnishings/Improvements Male Listeners are Consumers of: Bought HH Furnishings in last yr Bought HH Appliances/Durables Did Home Remodeling Did Home Improvements DIY of Home Improvements Bought Tools Bought HH Furnishings in last year Bought HH Appliances/Durables Did Home Remodeling Did Home Improvements DIY of Home Improvements Bought Tools 172 262 295 265 300 243 172 241 257 287 237 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who bought household furnishings in the last year are 72% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

24. Leisure Activities Male Listeners are Consumers of: Go Camping Barbecue Go to Bars/Night Clubs Play Cards Surf the Net Play Video Games Attend Movies Participate in Sports Attend Sporting Events Play Golf Exercise Regularly (2+ times/wk) Bought Sports Recreation Equip Bought Lottery Ticket Go Camping Barbecue Go to Bars/Night Clubs Play Cards Surf the Net Play Video Games Attend Movies Participate in Sports Attend Sporting Events Play Golf Exercise Regularly (2+ times/wk) Bought Sports Recreation Equip Bought Lottery Ticket 282 207 216 211 194 185 141 191 200 253 170 220 201 280 216 217 226 201 200 156 200 204 240 170 240 212 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who went camping in the past year are 182% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

25. Pet Products Owns a Cat Owns a Dog Used Cat Food (last 6 mo) Used Dog Food (last 6 mo) Used Cat/Dog Treats (last 6 mo) Used Tick Care Prod (in last yr) Owns a Cat Owns a Dog Used Cat Food (last 6 mo) Used Dog Food (last 6 mo) Used Cat/Dog Treats (last 6 mo) Used Tick Care Prod (in last yr) 261 223 240 216 229 207 256 214 238 208 229 222 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who own a cat are 161% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+ Male Listeners are Consumers of:

26. Shoppers Male Listeners are: Stores Shopped In: Appliance, Hardware, Elec. Convenience store Dept., Clothing, Variety store Drugstore Grocery store & Warehouse/Club Office/Computer Supply store Ordered By Internet Stores Shopped In: Appliance, Hardware, Elec. Convenience store Dept., Clothing, Variety store Drugstore Grocery store & Warehouse/Club Office/Computer Supply store Ordered By Internet 180 199 179 184 182 158 208 186 200 189 188 190 166 198 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who shop in Appliance, Hardware or Electronic stores are 80% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

27. Snacks Male Listeners are Consumers of: Chewing Gum Breath Fresheners Mints Hard Roll Candy Regular Size Candy Packages of Miniature Candy Nuts Popcorn Corn/Tortilla Chips & Cheese Snacks Potato Chips Pretzels Cookies Doughnuts Snack Cakes Ice Cream Bars/Sandwiches Ice Cream/Ice Milk/Sherbet Meat Snacks Chewing Gum Breath Fresheners Mints Hard Roll Candy Regular Size Candy Packages of Miniature Candy Nuts Popcorn Corn/Tortilla Chips & Cheese Snacks Potato Chips Pretzels Cookies Doughnuts Snack Cakes Ice Cream Bars/Sandwiches Ice Cream/Ice Milk/Sherbet Meat Snacks 167 154 164 182 186 168 192 213 215 191 252 181 198 226 205 199 212 188 159 171 210 192 194 195 221 222 189 240 171 199 231 211 188 239 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who bought chewing gum in the last 6 months are 67% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+

28. Travel Took a Plane Trip in Last Year Took a Domestic Trip Took a Domestic Personal Trip Took a Domestic Business Trip Took a Foreign Trip Stayed in a Hotel/Motel Visited a Theme Park Took a Plane Trip in Last Year Took a Domestic Trip Took a Domestic Personal Trip Took a Domestic Business Trip Took a Foreign Trip Stayed in a Hotel/Motel Visited a Theme Park 148 202 217 117 106 212 225 158 198 249 141 101 203 237 Men 18-49 last year Index to A18+ Men 25-54 last year Index to A18+ How to Read: Men 18-49 who took a plane trip in the last year are 48% more likely to listen to Bob & Tom than the general population of Adults 18+ Source: MRI Spring 2011, Base Adults 18+ Male Listeners are Consumers of:

29. 2011 Delivers the message for… Advance Auto Parts AutoZone NBC Networks GoToMyPC.com Office Depot Select Comfort Ace Hardware Goodyear Home Depot Progressive Insurance Busch Light JC Pennys State Farm Insurance Coors/Miller Paramount Pictures Sears Wal-Mart Kohl’s Johnson & Johnson NAPA Automotive Hilton Hotels Turner Broadcasting Vermont Teddy Bear PajamaGram.com Pro Flowers Mini Cooper Tom Tom Go Seadoo CBS ESPN Yahoo! Samuel Adams Legalzoom.com Lifelock Quicken Alka Seltzer