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CLASSICAL GETS FULL POWER UPGRADE IN ASHEVILLE

I got an email about this. I had complained that I knew where the translators were for the shows I liked, but then I didn't. So they told me I was on their list and that's why I got the notification.
 
I remember, probably close to twenty years ago or more, a DJ the station had back in those days (dunno whatever happened to him) playing Southern Gospel music thereon. If memory also serves, his show was short lived. I believe the stations was affiliated in those days, with Mars Hill College, am personally unable to verify though.
 
vchimpanzee said:
I got an email about this. I had complained that I knew where the translators were for the shows I liked, but then I didn't. So they told me I was on their list and that's why I got the notification.
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As someone who enjoys NPR, it's very pleasing and a little amusing to me that it's the only thing available on FM in some very remote mountain areas. There's a long stretch of 58 in Grayson County, VA where the "Seek" feature will only stop on the WVTF affiliate in Marion, VA.
 
PTBoardOp93 said:
Yes. WYQS was owned by Marrs Hill College from their 1975 sign-on until 2005. The college used the call sign WVMH.
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Roger on that, thanks. Anybody know whatever happened to Jason Davis? He was the DJ of whom I spoke. First heard of him, when he worked for WHBK, Marshall, then WKJV, Asheville, sometime before I left NC, heard from him sparingly and a while back, saw some stuff from him on Youtube, but dunno where he is now. How'd that for a thread derailment? :D) Well, reckon it wasn't totaled, yet, because I am asking about a feller who used to be on there LOL.
 
If I remember correctly (and things could have changed since I last checked), the classical outlet is not classical 24/7; rather it's like the classical service of South Carolina Public Radio which carries both Morning Edition and All Things Considered but none of the midday news programs.
 


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