94-9 The Bull

[RoddyFreeman]

I was listening to Atlanta's country music and classic hits station, 94-9 The Bull. It's interesting how much The Bull seems to have softened up since its launch. The original imaging was hyped and in your face compared to the more laid-back imaging now on the air. The jocks are somewhat slow paced and conversational. The station's moniker is not the last thing said before going into a song, which translates into a less-formal sound.

Is The Bull trying to emphasize women more than when the station signed on? It's gotten to the point where they might want to rename it 94-9 The Cow.

 

[Insideradio]

I was listening to Atlanta's country music and classic hits station, 94-9 The Bull. It's interesting how much The Bull seems to have softened up since its launch. The original imaging was hyped and in your face compared to the more laid-back imaging now on the air. The jocks are somewhat slow paced and conversational. The station's moniker is not the last thing said before going into a song, which translates into a less-formal sound.

Is The Bull trying to emphasize women more than when the station signed on? It's gotten to the point where they might want to rename it 94-9 The Cow.

Clear Channel guys think that if you say the name of your station before commericials that the negative stigma that goes with commercials will somehow make people associate those bad feelings with the station. WE'VE ACTUALLY HAD MEETINGS ABOUT THAT! Hilarious!

 

[TheGreenskeeper]

Is The Bull trying to emphasize women more than when the station signed on? It's gotten to the point where they might want to rename it 94-9 The Cow.

;D Line of the day...