KVI in Seattle, the first talker to go all-conservative, all-the-time. goes Oldies November 8th. Interesting that Seattle only has one talker that could be called such today (KTTH). KIRO-FM mixes it up, and of course there is also KPTK and the NPR station. Imagine, a talk lineup that reflects the orientation of the market it's in!
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Conservatalk Pioneer Fails, Flips
- Thread starter smedge2006
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...when he was on KISW, Tom Leykis called that station "KKKVI" (similar to his references to his original Los Angeles employer as "KKKFI")...
Another one bites the dust: KSPA-1510 in Riverside, California:
http://www.ocregister.com/entertainment/talk-274756-kspa-radio.html
http://www.ocregister.com/entertainment/talk-274756-kspa-radio.html
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