Funny: On Mark Simone’s show this morning, Lionel described the NY Radio Message Board (run by an autocratic frustrated dentist cluelessly pretending to be a radio consultant) as a bunch of drunks sitting around posting about radio
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Lionel disses NY Radio Message Board
- Thread starter Lee Linwood
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Somewhat predictably, Lionel is wrong on just about everything.
Yes, that board is un by a Dentist. But the chap is quite open in being a radio fan, and often makes more cogent points than many of the louder voices do. He has a good understanding of radio, and while he has opinions, so do I. No harm in that.
And the participants are, more often than not, folks from the past or present operations of most of New York's radio stations.
Lionel is more sound than substance at times.
Guy running the NY Radio Message Board is a pathetic, insecure little dweeb.
Lionel has actually had a long career in NY radio, as opposed to mostly wannabes such as a dentist with a NY radio message board
What do you call someone who couldn’t get into medical school? A dentist
Sid Rosenberg got into it with the dentist who was playing radio consultant advising Sid and Sid smacked the little dweeb down and said he has a radio career while the dentist has a message board
Let's see... a dentist, on average, earns $172,000 a year. What does the average radio person make?
In other words, there is no need to belittle a person with a passion for radio just because they do not work in radio.
Not very funny. Demeaning, in fact.
The dentist probably has more patients than Sid's weak show on WABC. He has held his job a lot longer than Sid has been able to hold one.
That still does not negate the fact that, as I said, "Lionel is more sound than substance at times".
Makes me think that you might be Lionel.
And how is that doing for them? 23rd in billing, behind even WADO and WMCA.
Dentists have among the highest rates of depression and suicide If living in a fantasy world pathetically pretending to be a radio consultant is keeping the dentist from jumping off a bridge, that’s a good thing
Chatting with the wife of a dentist whose husband recently retired, I learned that the primary cause of depression and suicide in dentists is intractable pain from years of standing in very uncomfortable and unnatural positions while working on patients' teeth. She said her husband has a bad back and his career in dentistry is directly responsible.
Very funny when said on Seinfeld
Not sure how things work in New York but in my state a dentist is also a MD. My dentist can prescribe narcotics and also has privileges at a local hospital. That makes him very much a doctor!
Why all the emotions about "the dentist?" I visit his board and have failed to see "all that is wrong." I'm a 40+ year industry veteran...does that qualify me in any way to opine?
Thats not the point - he was wrong.
Thats like saying a certain player in college wont make the nfl - then he does - then saying yeah but hes not a good player.
Doesnt matter he made it.
Following your analogy, were a player to make the NFL, but sit on the bench all season without playing, then the point is a little more like "he thought he made it but actually he didn't". Sort of like Nash in NYC (which is not a full market signal in in some senses is just a suburban property like a slightly larger Thunder 106).
At the low billing level of Nash, it is certainly questionable if the format will survive; more than that, it's an issue of whether it's in NYC is due to an audience strategy or just a misstep by the previous Cumulus management.
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A doctor is anyone who holds a doctorate. Dr. Frank Field has an O.D., Dr. Ruth Westheimer has an Ed.D., and Dr. Bob Harris, um, was a good weatherman.
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