Brian Stelter writes Friday that the "Imus in the Morning" show will, according to his source, move (finally) to the MSNBC studios in Secaucus, NJ, on January 31, "but an MSNBC spokesperson could not confirm the date." This has been in the cards for some time now, and it looks like it's finally coming to fruition.

Imus hates the Astoria studio that he's in at WFAN, and makes no bones about saying so - which makes it all the less surprising that this is actually happening. But I'm wondering if he's going to lose a bit of repoire rapport with the other talent on the show, namely Bernard McGuirk and Sid Rosenberg, as well as the rest of the WFAN crew that pop in on the show from time to time.

On a personal level, I hope that this doesn't turn the show into more of a television program, because it's not. Imus has said for years that it's a radio show on the television, so let's hope that MSNBC boss Rick Kaplan has the brains to not mess with that.