Here's an idea for my hometown, Lubbock, Texas...

[JamzUSA]

Why don't you contact CBS Radio, ask them to enter your market, and purchase 92.7, and flip it to "Jack FM". They sure wouldn't have to change the calls.... By the way, I was trying to be sarcastic, so please, no serious responses.<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by JamzUSA on 03/17/06 01:37 AM.</FONT></P>

 

[EasyPeazy]

> Why don't you contact CBS Radio, ask them to enter your
> market, and purchase 92.7, and flip it to "Jack FM". They
> sure wouldn't have to change the calls.... By the way, I
> was trying be sarcastic, so please, no serious responses.
>
I'm kinda surprised that nobody has bought those calls!

With KJAK gone, where would the old farts in Lubbock tune to hear such fine infomercials like the one I heard for a "Miracle Soap" that is supposed to cure cancer and whatever else ails ya!

That's one strange Jak!

 

[JustAVoiceGuy]

> > Why don't you contact CBS Radio, ask them to enter your
> > market, and purchase 92.7, and flip it to "Jack FM". They
>
> > sure wouldn't have to change the calls.... By the way,
> I
> > was trying be sarcastic, so please, no serious responses.
> >
> I'm kinda surprised that nobody has bought those calls!
>
> With KJAK gone, where would the old farts in Lubbock tune to
> hear such fine infomercials like the one I heard for a
> "Miracle Soap" that is supposed to cure cancer and whatever
> else ails ya!
>
> That's one strange Jak!
>
Is 92.7 not on the air anymore? Who owns that?

 

[rbrucecarter]

> Is 92.7 not on the air anymore? Who owns that?

Aren't they a pathetically outdated Christian station? When they came on the air when I was in college, I listened for about 2 minutes before tuning back to then CCM 101.9 out of Amarillo. I don't see how they could have survived all these years against competition like Air-1 and KPOS which did contemporary Christian for a while. I guess there is always an audience for old school hymmns and preachers, but I suspect that audience is dwindling fast.