Are they featuring fake calls? I don’t listen to the entire show and I don’t listen ‘Daly.’ But I have definitely heard what seem like shamelessly false premise calls. Is that really happening? Has the show/station/COMPANY really stooped to that level? KISW is probably the last station in the market that seems to give a shit. Please tell me they’re not wasting airtime on that kind of garbage.
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- Thread starter TheEZ
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I was under the impression that fake phone calls were a commonplace among many morning shows, for better or for worse. With that being said, I haven’t listened to the KISW morning show as much recently. But I always appreciated that the morning show seemed to be a bit of an open platform for listeners. I (much like you) find that approach extremely entertaining.
I'm curious how the fake call packages work. initially I thought it was a tight script, but sometimes it sounds like the "caller" is interacting with an ad-lib from the talent. Sign me "Inquiring Mind...."
I find this a bit amusing on some of the bigger CHR shows where they do regular segments with callers. The scenarios that come up can be entertaining, but it’s obviously not something that happened in real life. It’s funny a few times, but I like the KISW approach where the callers you hear sound like real people (for better or for worse lol).