For nearly three weeks, The Ticket’s Hardline co-host Greg Williams has not been on the air. The station’s official stance is that he’s taking some personal time, and that’s all the station will (or can) say. If you’re looking for the mystery’s resolution here, sorry. You’ll have to keep looking. Based on Mike Rhyner’s rather forceful, on-air declaration yesterday that rumors of Greggo’s replacement are totally unfounded, I do not suggest you go looking here. That forum suggests an official announcement will be made today concerning the hiring of Ralph “Razor” Barbieri from San Francisco. But again, Rhynes was adamant that any such rumors of any replacement were false, false, false.
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