The University of Guadalajara Radio in Puerto Vallarta 104.3 FM is happy to announce that The Good Morning Wake Up Show hosted by Michael Nolen will now be on the air one extra hour. The show will now be aired from 9 am to 11 am every Saturday. listeners can tune in at 104.3 FM or at the following internet link. http://udgtv.com/radio-puerto-vallarta/en-vivo
Started by Michael in August 2015, The Good Morning Wake Up Show is broadcast as part of the University of Guadalajara's 104.3 FM radio station at the . . .
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