Birdies are whispering that the winds of change be blowing with some announcements due soon.
Let the speculation begin.
Let the speculation begin.
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Changes coming at WNSP?
- Thread starter GarretBreedlove
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Why the condescending tone?
Yes, true a sports station.
Also a sports station that has had market credibility for over a decade.
A sports station that equaled one news talker in town last book (WNTM) and surpassed the other news talker in town WABB ( a 2.2 book compared with a 1.0), besides being a station that has billed pretty consistently as far as I can tell.
What's next?
Yes, true a sports station.
Also a sports station that has had market credibility for over a decade.
A sports station that equaled one news talker in town last book (WNTM) and surpassed the other news talker in town WABB ( a 2.2 book compared with a 1.0), besides being a station that has billed pretty consistently as far as I can tell.
What's next?
I'm glad WNSP is able to do well enough to keep things going and provide folks jobs (as long as they don't talk bad about Alabama). 
But the only reason 105.5 would get my attention would be for the ESPN Radio programming; I've never found their local shows very compelling at all.
They're making the most out of that small Bay Minette FM, I'll give them that. If I could suggest one change, it might be to switch dial positions with co-owned WZEW 92.1 to catch more of Baldwin County.
But the only reason 105.5 would get my attention would be for the ESPN Radio programming; I've never found their local shows very compelling at all. They're making the most out of that small Bay Minette FM, I'll give them that. If I could suggest one change, it might be to switch dial positions with co-owned WZEW 92.1 to catch more of Baldwin County.
I'll agree on the local show points you made, and to think they got a 2.2 share last book on the strength of ESPN syndicated shows! Imagine what they could do if they had some local content that had a little kick?
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I'm not in the market anymore, but I thought WNSP did a great job compared to other sports stations that I've heard. ESPN programming was strong, and as much as a lot of people don't like to admit it their local programming wasn't bad. I mean you're not getting Top 10 market talent, but the local guys know their stuff, they have a lot of good contacts in the market, and they do a good job of alking about what people care about...mostly Auburn and Alabama football. Give em props and wish them the best.
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