My guess, Joe, is that Mookie is long gone from 94.9 according to how I read Lance's note. The irony for me, personally, is when I had my company (selling sponsored radio messages promoting don't drink and drive or drug abuse awareness, etc) I did business for a short time with 94.9 BUT had a long time relationship buying air time from KPRI and even before when they were known as SETS 102.1 (KXST IIRC the calls). Current KCSM GM Patrick Osburn was the sales mgr there at KPRI, had several reps I dealt with over the years. (1999 - 2009)
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Sky Daniels Retires from KCSN
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My guess, Joe, is that Mookie is long gone from 94.9 according to how I read Lance's note. The irony for me, personally, is when I had my company (selling sponsored radio messages promoting don't drink and drive or drug abuse awareness, etc) I did business for a short time with 94.9 BUT had a long time relationship buying air time from KPRI and even before when they were known as SETS 102.1 (KXST IIRC the calls). Current KCSM GM Patrick Osburn was the sales mgr there at KPRI, had several reps I dealt with over the years. (1999 - 2009)
Looks like they have dispensed with that insipid "Smart Rock" moniker too. That label reeks of know-nothing intelligentsia. As in, "My rock station is so much smarter and enlightened than yours".
I am sure that plays well in the staff lounge and amongst a certain sub-group of like-minded minions around town, but it is pedantic and off-putting to a lot of others. The station is small enough, it should convey a sense of welcoming to all.
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