Odd or unusual thread titles; threads which you'll never see on radiodiscussions.com

[hm insulators]

It could be said there are two categories: Funny or strange thread titles, either from your imagination or something you found on another forum. A real-life thread title I ran across on another forum:

Spitting beverages across the table at restaurants

The other category is thread titles you won't ever find on radiodiscussions. Such as:

DX'ing with a Radio Flyer
David Eduardo and oldies 76 agree on playlists
Will running my radio through the dishwasher help it sound better?
Using sandpaper to clean vinyl LPs: fine or coarse grade?
Blowing up balloons with propane
My HOA won't allow me to hook my ham radio to a giant radio telescope

 

[vchimpanzee]

Beautiful music #1 billing format in 2015
Big band on top in all the major markets
After WBRF Galax goes nationwide, its affiliates consistently outperform "hot country"

 

[crainbebo]

Smooth Jazz comes back on 20 full-powered stations in the United States, including New York
Westwood One revives a SJ network; based off of the old Jones satellite service and sold to 41 affiliate stations
Muzak premieres on 50 HD-2/3 subchannels throughout the nation
WBBM received on a toaster in Washington state!
FCC bans country "rap" music on terrestrial radio throughout the nation
FCC bans research groups for radio playlists
Telecommunications Act of 1996 is repealed

There's more than that, but a few examples!
-crainbebo

 

[Darth_vader]

Muzak returns to SCA in 50 major markets, including New York

 

[Tim from Springfield IL]

Sinclair, Nexstar to discuss merger.

(I hope I'm not speaking too soon--because I live in one of those markets that would be affected IF this actually occurred).

 

[purpledevil]

From the files of never gonna happen:

"Radio Industry Finds New Life Targeting 55+ listeners"
"Big Band Nets Big Numbers For Programmers Across the Nation"
"After 20 Years, Government To Re-Regulate Radio Broadcasters In Hopes of Saving the Medium"
"IHeart Media Calls It Quits"
"EMF to Launch Separate Local Oriented Programming in All O&O Markets"
"AM Band Retakes Its Place as Preferred Band of the Masses"
"Ham Radio Sees Huge Increase in Licensed Facilities"


I mean, we could go on and on and on....

Edit to add: You wanted peculiar headlines too. Allow me to offer the following, and these are all very real, folks:

"State Population to Double by 2040; Babies to Blame"
"15 Pit Bulls Rescued; 2 Arrested"
"Porn Actress Sues Over Rear End Collision"
"Marijuana Initiative Sent to Joint Committee"
"One-Armed Man Applauds Kindness of Strangers"
"Tight End Returns After Colon Surgery"
"Condom Truck Flips; Spills Load"
"Student Excited, Dad Gets Head Job"

...and of course, the greatest headline of all time. Courtesy of the New York Post:
"Obama Beats Weiner"