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Go Mix Christian Radio adding a signal in Clinton
- Thread starter RadioDaze
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They are owned and operated by a Christian church School.
I love Southern Gospel but there is already enough of it on the air...What there is not enough of is easy lisening.... Why do something that is already saturating the market???
More potential listeners for it than easy listening.
If by "easy listening" you mean the 70's and 80's era "beautiful music" that format died everywhere except Prescott, AZ, decades ago.
I agree with that probably more than anyone else here, but I don't exactly see how a member-supported Southern Gospel station is anything but a niche. This economy isn't the best time to be starting up something new that needs donations to stay on the air.
They aren’t saturating a market, they are spreading the word. They don’t need to make choices that make financial sense from the outside.
Go Mix has added yet another transmitter at 88.1, licensed to Vanceboro. The broadcast antenna is co-located with WLGT-FM in Chocowinity. It’s running their Classic Praise & Worship format.
Public Radio East’s 88.1 Greenville translator was forced off the air and is looking for a new home. Tbf I don’t understand why PRE needs a Greenville translator with 89.3 being 100kW but they’ve had it since the early 90s.
Public Radio East’s 88.1 Greenville translator was forced off the air and is looking for a new home. Tbf I don’t understand why PRE needs a Greenville translator with 89.3 being 100kW but they’ve had it since the early 90s.