Two points: First, other stuff exists. We don't need to fix every other patr of Wikipedia before we fix one part. Second, those are both articles about shows while this is an article about a person.  ·:·   ·:· 

Fair enough. There has been a discussion about making a seperate page for Levin's show, apart from this page.  I don't have a problem with that, and might even be inspired to start the process...however, it will end up taking a bit of the content away from this page, and this page will begin to look a little thin.

If I were to start up a page for his show, would such content be appropriate there?  Isn't that fact that millions of people hear the program enough to make the staples of his show deemed noteworthy? Or will this page and the page for his show be a scant paragraph each?   
Mark Levin is notable. If the show has been written about in enough reliable sources then it's notable too. Length isn't really the issue. However the issues of weight and verifiability will still exist at an article on the show. Regardless of where it's discussed, we shouldn't just pick out parts of he show we like or dislike for highlighting without some reason. I still don't see why we're focusing on this detail of his show.  ·:·   ·:·