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KAYO
- Thread starter bossbill
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> > > Anyone have any word today on KAYO?
> > >
> >
> > As in....?
> >
> As in ownership
Umm..Puget Sound Broadcasting...same as its been for a long time
, as in format
Umm...Country, same as it has always been.
, as in employees...
> probably the same one that have also been there a while.
Did you perhaps find a copy of their 6/2 "Minor Change" application? Dude, its just a filing for a change in ERP. I see nothing about ownership, etc.
> > >
> >
> > As in....?
> >
> As in ownership
Umm..Puget Sound Broadcasting...same as its been for a long time
, as in format
Umm...Country, same as it has always been.
, as in employees...
> probably the same one that have also been there a while.
Did you perhaps find a copy of their 6/2 "Minor Change" application? Dude, its just a filing for a change in ERP. I see nothing about ownership, etc.
T
ThatVoice
Guest
I'm hesitant to spread rumors, but I have heard that they're being sold and going Spanish.
K
Kento
Guest
> I'm hesitant to spread rumors, but I have heard that they're
> being sold and going Spanish.
>
Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D format on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with Puget Sound Broadcasting.
> being sold and going Spanish.
>
Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D format on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with Puget Sound Broadcasting.
Re: KAYO ... if this is true, what does it say about KMPS?
> Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D format
> on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with Puget
> Sound Broadcasting.
If this is true, will this once and for all shut up the prognosticators here who every time a station has a bad book predicts it will flip to country?
I'm not a country fan, but I'd be interested in hearing from those who listened to KAYO what you feel they could have done better. Or did KMPS have such a lion's share of loyalty and a lock on promotions that it was impossible for another country station to compete?
Dangerous Dan
> Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D format
> on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with Puget
> Sound Broadcasting.
If this is true, will this once and for all shut up the prognosticators here who every time a station has a bad book predicts it will flip to country?
I'm not a country fan, but I'd be interested in hearing from those who listened to KAYO what you feel they could have done better. Or did KMPS have such a lion's share of loyalty and a lock on promotions that it was impossible for another country station to compete?
Dangerous Dan
Re: "Ethnic" flips in the NWest
> I'm hesitant to spread rumors, but I have heard that they're being sold and going Spanish.
> Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D format
> on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with Puget Sound Broadcasting.
I am still somewhat confused by the number of Spanish-speaking stations in this market. LA/Southern Cal I can see given the high immigrant influence; now I think this puts us at three to five Spanish-language stations? I am, apparently, naive about why so many signals on the dial making this switch when I would expect at least ONE of our ethnic-focused signals to be serving one of the Asian populations (perhaps that is too fragmented and one effort would only serve a small sub-section, e.g. Korean, Japanese, etc.)??? Maybe it's the same thing that I don't get about so many religious stations that all seem to be serving Christian population(s) when we have a large Jewish community -- and so forth. Are these "other" (for lack of a better generic handle) populations just not large enough to sustain a full-time communications service; or does programming to niche groups not really make any sense...and may be better serviced via "block programming" on other existing specialty programming stations.
This is NOT a complaint -- just saying it's an observation where I clearly don't seem to "get it" at first glance???
> I'm hesitant to spread rumors, but I have heard that they're being sold and going Spanish.
> Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D format
> on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with Puget Sound Broadcasting.
I am still somewhat confused by the number of Spanish-speaking stations in this market. LA/Southern Cal I can see given the high immigrant influence; now I think this puts us at three to five Spanish-language stations? I am, apparently, naive about why so many signals on the dial making this switch when I would expect at least ONE of our ethnic-focused signals to be serving one of the Asian populations (perhaps that is too fragmented and one effort would only serve a small sub-section, e.g. Korean, Japanese, etc.)??? Maybe it's the same thing that I don't get about so many religious stations that all seem to be serving Christian population(s) when we have a large Jewish community -- and so forth. Are these "other" (for lack of a better generic handle) populations just not large enough to sustain a full-time communications service; or does programming to niche groups not really make any sense...and may be better serviced via "block programming" on other existing specialty programming stations.
This is NOT a complaint -- just saying it's an observation where I clearly don't seem to "get it" at first glance???
Re: "Ethnic" flips in the NWest
> > I'm hesitant to spread rumors, but I have heard that
> they're being sold and going Spanish.
>
> > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> format
> > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> Puget Sound Broadcasting.
>
>
> I am still somewhat confused by the number of
> Spanish-speaking stations in this market. LA/Southern Cal I
> can see given the high immigrant influence; now I think this
> puts us at three to five Spanish-language stations? I am,
> apparently, naive about why so many signals on the dial
> making this switch when I would expect at least ONE of our
> ethnic-focused signals to be serving one of the Asian
> populations (perhaps that is too fragmented and one effort
> would only serve a small sub-section, e.g. Korean, Japanese,
> etc.)??? Maybe it's the same thing that I don't get about
> so many religious stations that all seem to be serving
> Christian population(s) when we have a large Jewish
> community -- and so forth. Are these "other" (for lack of a
> better generic handle) populations just not large enough to
> sustain a full-time communications service; or does
> programming to niche groups not really make any sense...and
> may be better serviced via "block programming" on other
> existing specialty programming stations.
>
> This is NOT a complaint -- just saying it's an observation
> where I clearly don't seem to "get it" at first glance???
>
There are 2 fulltime Korean language stations in the market.
The fastest-growing group in the U.S. is Hispanic.
In the past, immigrants learned English and assimilated into our society.
> > I'm hesitant to spread rumors, but I have heard that
> they're being sold and going Spanish.
>
> > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> format
> > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> Puget Sound Broadcasting.
>
>
> I am still somewhat confused by the number of
> Spanish-speaking stations in this market. LA/Southern Cal I
> can see given the high immigrant influence; now I think this
> puts us at three to five Spanish-language stations? I am,
> apparently, naive about why so many signals on the dial
> making this switch when I would expect at least ONE of our
> ethnic-focused signals to be serving one of the Asian
> populations (perhaps that is too fragmented and one effort
> would only serve a small sub-section, e.g. Korean, Japanese,
> etc.)??? Maybe it's the same thing that I don't get about
> so many religious stations that all seem to be serving
> Christian population(s) when we have a large Jewish
> community -- and so forth. Are these "other" (for lack of a
> better generic handle) populations just not large enough to
> sustain a full-time communications service; or does
> programming to niche groups not really make any sense...and
> may be better serviced via "block programming" on other
> existing specialty programming stations.
>
> This is NOT a complaint -- just saying it's an observation
> where I clearly don't seem to "get it" at first glance???
>
There are 2 fulltime Korean language stations in the market.
The fastest-growing group in the U.S. is Hispanic.
In the past, immigrants learned English and assimilated into our society.
Re: KAYO ... if this is true, what does it say about KMPS?
> > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> format
> > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> Puget
> > Sound Broadcasting.
>
> If this is true, will this once and for all shut up the
> prognosticators here who every time a station has a bad book
> predicts it will flip to country?
>
> I'm not a country fan, but I'd be interested in hearing from
> those who listened to KAYO what you feel they could have
> done better. Or did KMPS have such a lion's share of loyalty
> and a lock on promotions that it was impossible for another
> country station to compete?
>
> Dangerous Dan
>
KAYO sounded very good; and they were doing well. But money talks, and Bustos has been spending lots of it for acquisitions since 2003.
> > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> format
> > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> Puget
> > Sound Broadcasting.
>
> If this is true, will this once and for all shut up the
> prognosticators here who every time a station has a bad book
> predicts it will flip to country?
>
> I'm not a country fan, but I'd be interested in hearing from
> those who listened to KAYO what you feel they could have
> done better. Or did KMPS have such a lion's share of loyalty
> and a lock on promotions that it was impossible for another
> country station to compete?
>
> Dangerous Dan
>
KAYO sounded very good; and they were doing well. But money talks, and Bustos has been spending lots of it for acquisitions since 2003.
Re: KAYO ... if this is true, what does it say about KMPS?
> > > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
>
> > > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> > format
> > > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> > Puget
> > > Sound Broadcasting.
> >
> > If this is true, will this once and for all shut up the
> > prognosticators here who every time a station has a bad
> book
> > predicts it will flip to country?
> >
> > I'm not a country fan, but I'd be interested in hearing
> from
> > those who listened to KAYO what you feel they could have
> > done better. Or did KMPS have such a lion's share of
> loyalty
> > and a lock on promotions that it was impossible for
> another
> > country station to compete?
> >
> > Dangerous Dan
> >
> KAYO sounded very good; and they were doing well. But money
> talks, and Bustos has been spending lots of it for
> acquisitions since 2003.
>
KAYO is also on the move again. This time they plan a full Class C to approach Seattle from the southwest, encompassing the entire city limits within its 60dbu contour.
> > > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
>
> > > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> > format
> > > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> > Puget
> > > Sound Broadcasting.
> >
> > If this is true, will this once and for all shut up the
> > prognosticators here who every time a station has a bad
> book
> > predicts it will flip to country?
> >
> > I'm not a country fan, but I'd be interested in hearing
> from
> > those who listened to KAYO what you feel they could have
> > done better. Or did KMPS have such a lion's share of
> loyalty
> > and a lock on promotions that it was impossible for
> another
> > country station to compete?
> >
> > Dangerous Dan
> >
> KAYO sounded very good; and they were doing well. But money
> talks, and Bustos has been spending lots of it for
> acquisitions since 2003.
>
KAYO is also on the move again. This time they plan a full Class C to approach Seattle from the southwest, encompassing the entire city limits within its 60dbu contour.
G
Gspotornado
Guest
Re: KAYO ... if this is true, what does it say about KMPS?
> > > > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who
> owns
> >
> > > > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> > > format
> > > > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> > > Puget
> > > > Sound Broadcasting.
> > >
> > > If this is true, will this once and for all shut up the
> > > prognosticators here who every time a station has a bad
> > book
> > > predicts it will flip to country?
> > >
> > > I'm not a country fan, but I'd be interested in hearing
> > from
> > > those who listened to KAYO what you feel they could have
>
> > > done better. Or did KMPS have such a lion's share of
> > loyalty
> > > and a lock on promotions that it was impossible for
> > another
> > > country station to compete?
> > >
> > > Dangerous Dan
> > >
> > KAYO sounded very good; and they were doing well. But
> money
> > talks, and Bustos has been spending lots of it for
> > acquisitions since 2003.
> >
> KAYO is also on the move again. This time they plan a full
> Class C to approach Seattle from the southwest, encompassing
> the entire city limits within its 60dbu contour.
>
A lot of people around here "Sumner" listen to KAYO.
If this is in fact true, I know people who will be pretty upset by this.
Will this have any impact on KFMY, did they sell that station too?
Same building right?
Hope this is just a rumour. They are still playing up contests on their website. "KAYO'S FALL WEEKEND GETAWAY CRUISE" in september. heard this on air just now. Strange?
I am a white boy, honky,or cracker if you will, but you should see the looks I get when I pull into the gas station in Auburn blaring KDDS or KKMO, folks go WTF?
> > > > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who
> owns
> >
> > > > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> > > format
> > > > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> > > Puget
> > > > Sound Broadcasting.
> > >
> > > If this is true, will this once and for all shut up the
> > > prognosticators here who every time a station has a bad
> > book
> > > predicts it will flip to country?
> > >
> > > I'm not a country fan, but I'd be interested in hearing
> > from
> > > those who listened to KAYO what you feel they could have
>
> > > done better. Or did KMPS have such a lion's share of
> > loyalty
> > > and a lock on promotions that it was impossible for
> > another
> > > country station to compete?
> > >
> > > Dangerous Dan
> > >
> > KAYO sounded very good; and they were doing well. But
> money
> > talks, and Bustos has been spending lots of it for
> > acquisitions since 2003.
> >
> KAYO is also on the move again. This time they plan a full
> Class C to approach Seattle from the southwest, encompassing
> the entire city limits within its 60dbu contour.
>
A lot of people around here "Sumner" listen to KAYO.
If this is in fact true, I know people who will be pretty upset by this.
Will this have any impact on KFMY, did they sell that station too?
Same building right?
Hope this is just a rumour. They are still playing up contests on their website. "KAYO'S FALL WEEKEND GETAWAY CRUISE" in september. heard this on air just now. Strange?
I am a white boy, honky,or cracker if you will, but you should see the looks I get when I pull into the gas station in Auburn blaring KDDS or KKMO, folks go WTF?
El Problema Con La Radio Española En El Noroeste
> > I'm hesitant to spread rumors, but I have heard that
> they're being sold and going Spanish.
>
> > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> format
> > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> Puget Sound Broadcasting.
>
>
> I am still somewhat confused by the number of
> Spanish-speaking stations in this market. LA/Southern Cal I
> can see given the high immigrant influence; now I think this
> puts us at three to five Spanish-language stations? I am,
> apparently, naive about why so many signals on the dial
> making this switch when I would expect at least ONE of our
> ethnic-focused signals to be serving one of the Asian
> populations (perhaps that is too fragmented and one effort
> would only serve a small sub-section, e.g. Korean, Japanese,
> etc.)??? Maybe it's the same thing that I don't get about
> so many religious stations that all seem to be serving
> Christian population(s) when we have a large Jewish
> community -- and so forth. Are these "other" (for lack of a
> better generic handle) populations just not large enough to
> sustain a full-time communications service; or does
> programming to niche groups not really make any sense...and
> may be better serviced via "block programming" on other
> existing specialty programming stations.
>
> This is NOT a complaint -- just saying it's an observation
> where I clearly don't seem to "get it" at first glance???
Es triste que los medios de Bustos no compran KAPS para arriba aquí en el Mount Vernon. La comunidad hispánica, mientras que aprecian el tiempo español del día de KSVR que programa, son perdidos totalmente por toda la música indie cada noche.
Mientras que el Sound de Puget necesita a tiempo completo una estación española de FM, apenas pienso que es poner uno en alguna parte como Aberdeen cuando la audiencia más grande para la radio española es el Valle de Skagit y la mayoría de Washington Noroeste.
Mis dos Dineros.......
<P ID="signature">______________
"Never keep up with the Jones's. Drag them down to your level" - Quentin Crisp
[email protected]
</P>
> > I'm hesitant to spread rumors, but I have heard that
> they're being sold and going Spanish.
>
> > Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> > KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D
> format
> > on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with
> Puget Sound Broadcasting.
>
>
> I am still somewhat confused by the number of
> Spanish-speaking stations in this market. LA/Southern Cal I
> can see given the high immigrant influence; now I think this
> puts us at three to five Spanish-language stations? I am,
> apparently, naive about why so many signals on the dial
> making this switch when I would expect at least ONE of our
> ethnic-focused signals to be serving one of the Asian
> populations (perhaps that is too fragmented and one effort
> would only serve a small sub-section, e.g. Korean, Japanese,
> etc.)??? Maybe it's the same thing that I don't get about
> so many religious stations that all seem to be serving
> Christian population(s) when we have a large Jewish
> community -- and so forth. Are these "other" (for lack of a
> better generic handle) populations just not large enough to
> sustain a full-time communications service; or does
> programming to niche groups not really make any sense...and
> may be better serviced via "block programming" on other
> existing specialty programming stations.
>
> This is NOT a complaint -- just saying it's an observation
> where I clearly don't seem to "get it" at first glance???
Es triste que los medios de Bustos no compran KAPS para arriba aquí en el Mount Vernon. La comunidad hispánica, mientras que aprecian el tiempo español del día de KSVR que programa, son perdidos totalmente por toda la música indie cada noche.
Mientras que el Sound de Puget necesita a tiempo completo una estación española de FM, apenas pienso que es poner uno en alguna parte como Aberdeen cuando la audiencia más grande para la radio española es el Valle de Skagit y la mayoría de Washington Noroeste.
Mis dos Dineros.......
<P ID="signature">______________
"Never keep up with the Jones's. Drag them down to your level" - Quentin Crisp
[email protected]
</P>
Ethnic Radio is COOL
> I am a white boy, honky,or cracker if you will, but you
> should see the looks I get when I pull into the gas station
> in Auburn blaring KDDS or KKMO, folks go WTF?
>
Just like when I blast KVRI 1600 or KRPI 1550 around Whatcom County. Sometimes, a little Bollywood is tandoori for the soul. It's a big world and we ain't got much time in life. So it's always cool to go off the beaten path.....
<P ID="signature">______________
"Never keep up with the Jones's. Drag them down to your level" - Quentin Crisp
[email protected]
</P>
> I am a white boy, honky,or cracker if you will, but you
> should see the looks I get when I pull into the gas station
> in Auburn blaring KDDS or KKMO, folks go WTF?
>
Just like when I blast KVRI 1600 or KRPI 1550 around Whatcom County. Sometimes, a little Bollywood is tandoori for the soul. It's a big world and we ain't got much time in life. So it's always cool to go off the beaten path.....
<P ID="signature">______________
"Never keep up with the Jones's. Drag them down to your level" - Quentin Crisp
[email protected]
</P>
> > I'm hesitant to spread rumors, but I have heard that
> they're
> > being sold and going Spanish.
> >
>
> Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D format
> on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with Puget
> Sound Broadcasting.
>
Funny..where's the app?
> they're
> > being sold and going Spanish.
> >
>
> Yes it is true. They were sold to Bustos Media who owns
> KDDS 1210 AM and will flip KAYO to Spanish La Grand D format
> on Wednesday June 8th. They got an LMA agreement with Puget
> Sound Broadcasting.
>
Funny..where's the app?
Re: El Problema Con La Radio Española En El Noroeste
> Es triste que los medios de Bustos no compran KAPS para
> arriba aquí en el Mount Vernon. La comunidad hispánica,
> mientras que aprecian el tiempo español del día de KSVR que
> programa, son perdidos totalmente por toda la música indie
> cada noche.
>
> Mientras que el Sound de Puget necesita a tiempo completo
> una estación española de FM, apenas pienso que es poner uno
> en alguna parte como Aberdeen cuando la audiencia más grande
> para la radio española es el Valle de Skagit y la mayoría de
> Washington Noroeste.
>
> Mis dos Dineros.......
Aw crud, Larry....now I KNOW I shouldn't have slept through high school Spanish. Like Calculus and everything else of that era I had the "when I will ever need to use THIS" thing going....so all I was able to pick out was "My Denim underwear tastes like a Mango." Was I even CLOSE???
> Es triste que los medios de Bustos no compran KAPS para
> arriba aquí en el Mount Vernon. La comunidad hispánica,
> mientras que aprecian el tiempo español del día de KSVR que
> programa, son perdidos totalmente por toda la música indie
> cada noche.
>
> Mientras que el Sound de Puget necesita a tiempo completo
> una estación española de FM, apenas pienso que es poner uno
> en alguna parte como Aberdeen cuando la audiencia más grande
> para la radio española es el Valle de Skagit y la mayoría de
> Washington Noroeste.
>
> Mis dos Dineros.......
Aw crud, Larry....now I KNOW I shouldn't have slept through high school Spanish. Like Calculus and everything else of that era I had the "when I will ever need to use THIS" thing going....so all I was able to pick out was "My Denim underwear tastes like a Mango." Was I even CLOSE???
The Problem With Spanish Radio In The Northwest
> > Es triste que los medios de Bustos no compran KAPS para
> > arriba aquí en el Mount Vernon. La comunidad hispánica,
> > mientras que aprecian el tiempo español del día de KSVR
> que
> > programa, son perdidos totalmente por toda la música indie
>
> > cada noche.
> >
> > Mientras que el Sound de Puget necesita a tiempo completo
> > una estación española de FM, apenas pienso que es poner
> uno
> > en alguna parte como Aberdeen cuando la audiencia más
> grande
> > para la radio española es el Valle de Skagit y la mayoría
> de
> > Washington Noroeste.
> >
> > Mis dos Dineros.......
>
>
> Aw crud, Larry....now I KNOW I shouldn't have slept through
> high school Spanish. Like Calculus and everything else of
> that era I had the "when I will ever need to use THIS" thing
> going....so all I was able to pick out was "My Denim
> underwear tastes like a Mango." Was I even CLOSE???
"Mi gusto de la ropa interior del denim tiene gusto de un mango" Now THERE'S an icebreaker for your next encounter with a young hot Latina chick....
Well, when you live and work with Spanish speaking people in a place like Mount Vernon, Spanish becomes a second language automatically. It has to. Half the people in your life here speak Spanish. And face it folks, the radio is also becoming bilingual.
But for those who's Spanish is still limited to the drive-thru menu of Taco Bell, here's the English translation of what I originally posted:
It's sad that Bustos Media doesn't buy KAPS up here in Mount Vernon. The Hispanic community, while they love KSVR's Spanish daytime programming, they're totally lost by all the indie music nightly.
While The Puget Sound needs a full time Spanish FM station, I just think it is strange to put one somewhere like Aberdeen when the biggest audience for Spanish radio is the Skagit Valley and most of Northwest Washington.
My $2.00.......
>
<P ID="signature">______________
"Never keep up with the Jones's. Drag them down to your level" - Quentin Crisp
[email protected]
</P>
> > Es triste que los medios de Bustos no compran KAPS para
> > arriba aquí en el Mount Vernon. La comunidad hispánica,
> > mientras que aprecian el tiempo español del día de KSVR
> que
> > programa, son perdidos totalmente por toda la música indie
>
> > cada noche.
> >
> > Mientras que el Sound de Puget necesita a tiempo completo
> > una estación española de FM, apenas pienso que es poner
> uno
> > en alguna parte como Aberdeen cuando la audiencia más
> grande
> > para la radio española es el Valle de Skagit y la mayoría
> de
> > Washington Noroeste.
> >
> > Mis dos Dineros.......
>
>
> Aw crud, Larry....now I KNOW I shouldn't have slept through
> high school Spanish. Like Calculus and everything else of
> that era I had the "when I will ever need to use THIS" thing
> going....so all I was able to pick out was "My Denim
> underwear tastes like a Mango." Was I even CLOSE???
"Mi gusto de la ropa interior del denim tiene gusto de un mango" Now THERE'S an icebreaker for your next encounter with a young hot Latina chick....
Well, when you live and work with Spanish speaking people in a place like Mount Vernon, Spanish becomes a second language automatically. It has to. Half the people in your life here speak Spanish. And face it folks, the radio is also becoming bilingual.
But for those who's Spanish is still limited to the drive-thru menu of Taco Bell, here's the English translation of what I originally posted:
It's sad that Bustos Media doesn't buy KAPS up here in Mount Vernon. The Hispanic community, while they love KSVR's Spanish daytime programming, they're totally lost by all the indie music nightly.
While The Puget Sound needs a full time Spanish FM station, I just think it is strange to put one somewhere like Aberdeen when the biggest audience for Spanish radio is the Skagit Valley and most of Northwest Washington.
My $2.00.......
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Re: The Problem With Spanish Radio In The Northwest
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> While The Puget Sound needs a full time Spanish FM station,
> I just think it is strange to put one somewhere like
> Aberdeen when the biggest audience for Spanish radio is the
> Skagit Valley and most of Northwest Washington.
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> My $2.00.......
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99.3 is not "somewhere like Aberdeen". It's a rimshot to Seattle with 60kw coming soon...
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> While The Puget Sound needs a full time Spanish FM station,
> I just think it is strange to put one somewhere like
> Aberdeen when the biggest audience for Spanish radio is the
> Skagit Valley and most of Northwest Washington.
>
> My $2.00.......
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> >
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99.3 is not "somewhere like Aberdeen". It's a rimshot to Seattle with 60kw coming soon...
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VoodooBones
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Re: The Problem With Spanish Radio In The Northwest
> "Mi gusto de la ropa interior del denim tiene gusto de un
> mango" Now THERE'S an icebreaker for your next encounter
> with a young hot Latina chick....
My Dog says denim taste like bunny poop.
> "Mi gusto de la ropa interior del denim tiene gusto de un
> mango" Now THERE'S an icebreaker for your next encounter
> with a young hot Latina chick....
My Dog says denim taste like bunny poop.
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seattlex19
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Re: Ethnic Radio is COOL
> Just like when I blast KRPI 1550
I too am a "skinny white boy". I regularly stop in an Indian run business here in Seattle where they are blasting that station and find myself lingering a little while extra just to listen to it a bit...
http://www.krpiradio.com
> Just like when I blast KRPI 1550
I too am a "skinny white boy". I regularly stop in an Indian run business here in Seattle where they are blasting that station and find myself lingering a little while extra just to listen to it a bit...
http://www.krpiradio.com
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