AAR comes back to KTRC (Santa Fe), and comes to Taos

[FightingIrish]

This was done to put AAR (whose performance the company is reportedly pleased with) on a stronger signal. Not sure what will become of the former affiliate, KVSF. Did both stations just flip their programming.

Also, AAR picks up an affiliate in Taos. KVOT (95.9FM) in Taos, New Mexico will make the switch on October 17.
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[Gnarlodious]

Thanks for that Taos info. there are a whole platoon of liberals up there.

As pointed out in another post, AGM's Albuquerque programming is now simulcast to the north on 94.7 instead of KTRC, while KTRC 1260 is back to Air America, and KVSF 1400 is playing 24 hours of ESPN.

I'll repeat myself, I wish AGM would play all 5 hours of Doug Stephan on the 94.7 KBOM.<P ID="signature">______________
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[RBA]

I'm hearing 1260 in El Paso

> Thanks for that Taos info. there are a whole platoon of
> liberals up there.
>
> As pointed out in another post, AGM's Albuquerque
> programming is now simulcast to the north on 94.7 instead of
> KTRC, while KTRC 1260 is back to Air America, and KVSF 1400
> is playing 24 hours of ESPN.
>
> I'll repeat myself, I wish AGM would play all 5 hours of
> Doug Stephan on the 94.7 KBOM.
>

In the early morning and late afternoons.

 

[Gnarlodious]

Doug Stephan's "Talk radio Countdown"

> > I'll repeat myself, I wish AGM would play all 5 hours of
> > Doug Stephan on the 94.7 KBOM.
> >
>
> In the early morning and late afternoons.
>
And while they're at it, they should run his Saturday show 5AM to 7AM, the "Talk radio Countdown" show. Tuned in thismorning and was disappointed to not hear it.<P ID="signature">______________
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