The New Thought Revolution Comes to KTIE
Anthony Vultaggio
Anthony Vultaggio Brings the New Thought Revolution to the Inland Empire
KTIE 590 AM Adds New Programming for Residents of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties
Southern California, September 4, 2008. KTIE-AM 590, a Salem Communications (Nasdaq:SALM) news/talk station, will be welcoming The New Thought Revolution Host Anthony Vultaggio to their airwaves beginning September 6, 2008.
The New Thought Revolution is a live broadcast featuring a week in review of politics and news. Past guests have included Retired Major General Robert Dees, Chairman of the California Republican Party Ron Nehring, and President of the Deputy District Attorneys Association Steve Ipsen, among others. Working with numerous political and media outlets “The New Thought Revolution” illuminates issues that are of concern to the contemporary conservative voters.
Broadcast out of Los Angeles every Saturday at 9 p.m., the show appeals to a national audience by promoting a return to the values and ideals that made this country great, including small government, personal responsibility and a the Judeo-Christian principles on which this country was founded.
“The issues that plague our governmental agencies, school, healthcare and court systems are rapidly reaching pandemic proportions,” says Vultaggio. “Armed with my microphone I am reaching out to Americans to answer the cry for a revolution of thought and deed. Tens of millions of Americans need The New Thought Revolution to help them as they continue to fight for all that is right.”
Anthony Vultaggio is rapidly becoming one of America’s most sought-after speakers. Author of Who Said That and Why Should You Care and hundreds of articles on success, peak performance, politics and personal responsibility, Vultaggio has received recognition for his radio talk show from the Orange County Register, the Monterey Herald and other publications. Vultaggio’s opinions on the media and politics are as compelling as his commentary on morality and relationships. He is a dynamic broadcaster with a provocative message.
Vultaggio lived in Riverside from 1989 to 1995. He is a graduate of the University of California, Riverside.
Posted on: Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 7:13 pm 
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