A piece of me would love to be the one to cue up Hank Jr.'s "Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound" as the send off. It does have an on air staff which includes market veteran Scott Sparks in mornings, and Corey Dillon in afternoon drive. Other than that, it's a jukebox.
I’m pretty sure the day parts with jocks are all voice tracked. Either that, or they’re really good at always hitting the post every single break.
I'm looking at a paid data service which, looking at other sources, is wrong. It shows a site on the Bolivar Peninsula, not near Winnie.
No change in PPM as to weak signals. At home listening is 95% inside the 65 dbu signal of FMs, and the EMF stations tend to have more home listening than most other formats.
That paid data service may have extremely out of date information, based on the original transmitter location of the station.
August 15 is the projected day
I'll start recording August 14th around 11 PM
I still want to capture it. Even if it’s like 30 minutes of dead air
SBS does not do national format feeds. For Regional Mexican formats, each is customized for the market and its competitors. The only significant “syndication” is the Alex Sensation show out of Mega in New York and some shows from Puerto Rico on the Orlando station where the target is 100% Puertorican.
That song -- along with others with Satanic or anti-religious themes -- were indeed played at classic rock WCCC Hartford, whose outgoing management allowed its on-air talent to hold one final live farewell party, picking their own songs to play. David has said here before that this nearly caused EMF to put the kibosh on the whole deal.
El Terrible is syndicated from LA to Chicago and San Francisco.
As I said, they do not distribute formats, just some shows. There have been others over recent years. I did not list them all as the point is that they do not network formats, just shows. We could go back years when they used to run Betty Pino on their LA FM, then called KSKQ-FM or a certain Sunday salsa show with Polito Vega on KSKQ (AM). They have been doing that kind of show networking for over 3 decades.
I came here looking for the answer to this. I’d like to record the final hour and format change. My thinking is if KTHT changes hands on Monday it would happen at midnight Sunday and we would hear some kind of switchover. Because after all Radio One is no longer able to program the station after the sale closes
We're talking about KTHT. Not KROI.
K-Love is 100% a national network.
