WLBR

[Boss302]

WLBR will be on the air 24hrs starting tonight.

[RockofHBG]

Has WLBR ever been 24 hours in their history? They've signed off at 1 AM for as long as I can remember. What predicated this earth shattering development? What could be next a  (gulp!) website??

[KSB]

Does this mean that the FM sister station, WQIC, will also be going 24 hours?  Could this be the end of DXing 100.1 from 1:00 to 4:50?

[Trav]

Has WLBR ever been 24 hours in their history? They've signed off at 1 AM for as long as I can remember. What predicated this earth shattering development? What could be next a  (gulp!) website??

Hey hey don't get crazy now!

[Seltzer]

Perhaps "Red Eye Radio" just got an affiliate.

[Magnum]

WQIC must be operating 24 hours now also. I tuned them in this morning at 3AM.

[Interstate 78]

Must be a very recent development because WQIC was off-the-air a few weeks ago at 2 a.m. Was there any logical reason to shut things down overnight for this long? Both stations have a license to be 24 hours, don't they? Was electricity in Lebanon that much more costly than just letting the automation run for 4 more hours? LOL  I wonder what programming WLBR is picking up overnight. I'll go check the website. Oh wait ..... LOL

[TomL]

The receptionist, who wasn't aware that WLBR was now 24 hours, did tell me they were doing Red Eye radio.  I think that comes from FOX radio.  And, in my opinion, it is garbage.  WLBR only has one reason for me to listen, and that's the Phillies. 

The receptionist didn't know if QIC was on 24 hours.  What we need around here is an FM Traditional Country station.  But, they might actually get listeners then.

[craigbaker]

I lived in the area until 1995.  They were always 24 hours at that time.  CB

[bossjock 56]

I never remember them being 24 hours.  They were a good small town MOR station back in the 60's.  At night they were Top 40 until 11....then from 11-1 it was WiLBeR's Nightcap...with easy listening music.  Thet had Al Shade's country show on Saturday morning from 9 to about Noon or 1....and I believe Weekday mornings 5-6 am.  Another brokered program....The Mickey Haines show at 6 in the evening.  WLBR-FM at 100.1 was 100 percent simulcasted.  In 1974 the FM broke off with Drake Chanault's "Solid Gold".  WLBR AM became an total AC at that time.  I always remember the hours being 5am to 1am.