Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla
Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla is where common sense takes center stage! Airing weekdays and Sundays from 12 PM to 3 PM on TalkRadio 96.5 & 850 WTAR, this high-energy talk show delivers sharp political commentary, hilarious takes on the news, and a fresh perspective on the biggest stories of the day.
Hosted by former cab driver-turned-national radio star Jimmy Failla, Fox Across America is a fast-paced, entertaining ride through politics, pop culture, and everything in between. With his signature wit and a no-nonsense approach, Jimmy makes sense of the madness while keeping the conversation fun and engaging. Whether he’s interviewing top political figures, media personalities, or everyday Americans, he brings an unfiltered, audience-first approach that makes listeners feel like part of the show.
If you’re tired of the same old talking points and looking for a show that balances serious discussions with humor and real-world perspective, tune in to Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla—only on TalkRadio 96.5 & 850 WTAR!
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