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GLENN BECK HITS L.A. MONDAY!!!

porterfreq said:
The less Glenn Beck is discussed, not to mention heard, the better - for everyone.
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But fortunately, everyone doesn't share your opinion (and it IS an opinion).
I like Glenn Beck, very cool to listen to, and not as conservative as you might think.

And just a little background. Glenn was DJ and PD out in the east coast and also did a stunt at FLZ (yes, that's right, The Power Pig).

Give Glenn a break. I think most people in LA will warm up to him.
 
He does do a good show, but I don't know how much audience is left with Handel doing so well, even in 12+, which would of course include the 25-54 audience that Beck is #1 per capita in nationally.
 
Garrett said:
Give Glenn a break. I think most people in LA will warm up to him.
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On that station, especially combined with a mish-mash of English and Spanish-language programming, most people in LA will go "Glenn who?".

It could only be a possibly different story if he was on KFI or something, but there's no place for him there, even delayed.
 
I would suspect that the signing of G. Beck might be the begining of the demise of a spanish format on that Station.

On the other hand, I believe there is a strong conservative constituent in the Spanish community. So, perhaps it's not so unusual after all.
 
I'm guessing Beck would mostly be incompatible with the station, but that's just a gut feeling.

Even if the station flipped to English, it has already tried English talk and failed miserably.
 
Garrett said:
I would suspect that the signing of G. Beck might be the begining of the demise of a spanish format on that Station.

On the other hand, I believe there is a strong conservative constituent in the Spanish community. So, perhaps it's not so unusual after all.
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Miami Cubans are very conservative. Everywhere else, especially in California, Hispanics are stongly Democratic.
 
In Orange County, they tend to be more conservative though. I also believe that the new KLAA will eventually speak mostly Ingles, with a smattering of Espanol .
 
It was pretty much that way until 3pm today. Glenn Beck was on till noon, followed by three 1-hour live yet brokered programs, all in English. Tonight after the Angel game should prove to be some interesting listening.
 
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