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Mike Thomas at 101.5 KGB to exit
- Thread starter SDRadio
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> Dec. 9, as Thomas exits the company .... consolidation in
> the wake of the move of stations to Finest City Broadcating.
>
Huh? What's the real story here?
> the wake of the move of stations to Finest City Broadcating.
>
Huh? What's the real story here?
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Ed_Walker
Guest
> > Dec. 9, as Thomas exits the company .... consolidation in
> > the wake of the move of stations to Finest City
> Broadcating.
> >
> Huh? What's the real story here?
>
Thats real unfortunate. Under Mike, the station enjoyed its biggest growth and success in years. If I recall, Jim Richards programmed the station in the past - pretty ho-hum.
Perhaps they figure with KPLN going away, the station can coast a bit and doesn't need the TLC its had in the past couple of years.
> > the wake of the move of stations to Finest City
> Broadcating.
> >
> Huh? What's the real story here?
>
Thats real unfortunate. Under Mike, the station enjoyed its biggest growth and success in years. If I recall, Jim Richards programmed the station in the past - pretty ho-hum.
Perhaps they figure with KPLN going away, the station can coast a bit and doesn't need the TLC its had in the past couple of years.
> > > Dec. 9, as Thomas exits the company .... consolidation
> in
> > > the wake of the move of stations to Finest City
> > Broadcating.
> > >
> > Huh? What's the real story here?
> >
>
> Thats real unfortunate. Under Mike, the station enjoyed its
> biggest growth and success in years. If I recall, Jim
> Richards programmed the station in the past - pretty ho-hum.
>
>
> Perhaps they figure with KPLN going away, the station can
> coast a bit and doesn't need the TLC its had in the past
> couple of years.
>
>The PD of KGB didn't even schedule his own music and voicetracked his mid-day show. KGB is what it is..now with no direct competition just flip it on auto pilot after DSC. That station runs itself. Mike was a nice guy but now with 91X gone Jim Richards needs something else to do.
> in
> > > the wake of the move of stations to Finest City
> > Broadcating.
> > >
> > Huh? What's the real story here?
> >
>
> Thats real unfortunate. Under Mike, the station enjoyed its
> biggest growth and success in years. If I recall, Jim
> Richards programmed the station in the past - pretty ho-hum.
>
>
> Perhaps they figure with KPLN going away, the station can
> coast a bit and doesn't need the TLC its had in the past
> couple of years.
>
>The PD of KGB didn't even schedule his own music and voicetracked his mid-day show. KGB is what it is..now with no direct competition just flip it on auto pilot after DSC. That station runs itself. Mike was a nice guy but now with 91X gone Jim Richards needs something else to do.
C
Crusty_Bob
Guest
> > Perhaps they figure with KPLN going away, the station can
> > coast a bit and doesn't need the TLC its had in the past
> > couple of years.
KPLN was never in competition with KGB - KPLN was for the KYXY listener who really wanted to throw caution to the wind and rock on with Fleetwood Mac and Billy Joel
>
> >The PD of KGB didn't even schedule his own music and
> voicetracked his mid-day show. KGB is what it is..now with
> no direct competition just flip it on auto pilot after DSC.
> That station runs itself. Mike was a nice guy but now with
> 91X gone Jim Richards needs something else to do.
>
Yeah, what does a PD do these days?
> > coast a bit and doesn't need the TLC its had in the past
> > couple of years.
KPLN was never in competition with KGB - KPLN was for the KYXY listener who really wanted to throw caution to the wind and rock on with Fleetwood Mac and Billy Joel
>
> >The PD of KGB didn't even schedule his own music and
> voicetracked his mid-day show. KGB is what it is..now with
> no direct competition just flip it on auto pilot after DSC.
> That station runs itself. Mike was a nice guy but now with
> 91X gone Jim Richards needs something else to do.
>
Yeah, what does a PD do these days?
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