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Radio host offers Chick-fil-A free advertisement

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ATLANTA, July 29, 2012, 7 p.m. - Nationally syndicated talk show host Robert “Rob” Redding Jr. today, in a show of generosity, offered Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A a week of free advertisement on his radio show.

“Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy is entitled to his opinion,” Redding said. “All Christians need to stand up for what they believe.”

His statement comes as others are supporting the company’s restaurants on Aug. 1.

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Redding has an award-wining Independent talk radio show heard in all 50 states on SiriusXM 128 The Power and in markets from Philadelphia to Atlanta and Cincinnati to Cleveland. He is known as "America's Independent Voice."

He has been named one of the "100 Most Important Radio Talk Show Hosts in America" by Talkers magazine. He was voted one of the Top 5 black talk radio show host by BlackTalkers.com last year.

His award-winning Web site, ReddingNewsReview.com, has been a resource for thousands each day for the last 10 years. The site has won three consecutive Black Web Awards for News distribution.

Redding has had three Amazon.com Best Sellers this year. "Where's the Change?: Why Neither Obama nor the GOP Can Solve America's Problems" and "Res urrection: A Historical Anthology of two African-American Philosophers" and his diet guide "The One a Day Fade Away."

His new book "Disrupter: Pathway to Political Independence" is scheduled for release via Kindle and ReddingNewsReview.com on Aug. 13th.

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