-
Get involved.
We want your input!
Apply for Membership and join the conversations about everything related to broadcasting.
After we receive your registration, a moderator will review it. After your registration is approved, you will be permitted to post.
If you use a disposable or false email address, your registration will be rejected.
After your membership is approved, please take a minute to tell us a little bit about yourself.
https://www.radiodiscussions.com/forums/introduce-yourself.1088/
Thanks in advance and have fun!
RadioDiscussions Administrators
KFOG stays AAA with new PD Bryan Schock
- Thread starter david
- Start date
Are we talking ultra-familiar AC staples like "Drops of Jupiter," "Soak Up the Sun" and "Red Red Wine" or lesser-known album tracks?
A sample hour from this morning:
9:59AM You Learn Alanis Morissette
9:56AM No Love Like Yours Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
9:52AM This Love Maroon 5
9:49AM River Bishop
9:43AM Crash Into Me Dave Matthews Band
9:39AM Underneath It All No Doubt
9:35AM Push Matchbox Twenty
9:30AM Hey, No Pressure Ray LaMontagne
9:26AM How's It Going To Be Third Eye Blind
9:16AM Adventure Of A Lifetime Coldplay
9:12AM Mysterious Ways U2
9:09AM You Are A Tourist Death Cab For Cutie
9:59AM You Learn Alanis Morissette
9:56AM No Love Like Yours Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
9:52AM This Love Maroon 5
9:49AM River Bishop
9:43AM Crash Into Me Dave Matthews Band
9:39AM Underneath It All No Doubt
9:35AM Push Matchbox Twenty
9:30AM Hey, No Pressure Ray LaMontagne
9:26AM How's It Going To Be Third Eye Blind
9:16AM Adventure Of A Lifetime Coldplay
9:12AM Mysterious Ways U2
9:09AM You Are A Tourist Death Cab For Cutie
Not HOT AC by today's standards...reminds me of mid 90s Modern AC
Honestly? That's not much different than what they've always played. (Train, for example, has been a staple for the last 10 years) I just looked at the last 12 hours of TuneGenie and the only difference is that there's nearly nothing pre-1990, except for a handful of U2 "classics".
It does, however make one wonder how male-leaning they're gonna be (which had been the assumption).
Last edited:
Looking at the last 12 hours of TuneGenie, they are as repetitious as they ever were, only in a younger-skewing way. U2 are the new Police; REM are the new Tears For Fears. 
And I have to say that the promos with Pinfield bragging about the famous rock stars he knows ("Hey! I used to hang out at Adam Duritz's house!") make me want to never listen to him.
Maybe? Somebody at Cumulus corporate balked when they saw a severance check made out to "No Name" and blew a whistle? Maybe?
Man, that website is even more cluttered than it was before. If you're talking about that "evolution" thing with the outline of a guitar, it's been on their Facebook page since the beginning of the month.
I note that when I went to the site, their "just played" feature said they were playing "Take Me To Church", for the 8 billionth time
Hmmm It has more music information and less corporate mumbo jumbo. That's interesting.
I guess the Evolution could refer to becoming more iHeart. Their webpage layout is strikingly similar to Cities 97. http://cities97.iheart.com/
No that's far more generic with more national content on the front page. The KFOG page looks totally local.
A 30 second sweeper? 30 seconds is a promo or a commercial, not a sweeper.
My own rule is that if it has more than 10 to 12 words, it ain't a sweeper.
https://radioinsight.com/blog/headlines/105895/matt-pinfield-to-host-daily-alternativerock-show/
Update the KFOG morning Host is also going to do another show for Cumulus.
Update the KFOG morning Host is also going to do another show for Cumulus.
- Status