Do you REAALLLY think he will play music on a news/talk station??Creighton Sanders said:I can't wait for Eddie Metal in the Morning! That's gonna ROCK.
hotpatrick2004 said:This is what i mean by thinking outside the box. A former rock jock doing a talk show and its local kudos to 1570 ;D
I do vaguely remember that. I said earlier he will do well. He did well filling in for Cindi Sullivan on WAVE 3 Listens.Ron Wainscott said:hotpatrick2004 said:This is what i mean by thinking outside the box. A former rock jock doing a talk show and its local kudos to 1570 ;D
Actually, Rocky has some prior experience in talk radio. For a few months, Rocky and Troy were doing a 9 a.m. to noon talk show on 790 after they wrapped up the QMF morning show. This was around 2000 or 2001 (the last few months of 790's talk format)
Craven707 said:Rocky has always done well at whatever he tried. No reason this should be any different.
Coming home from a TN trip Sunday night, I remembered that the Colts aired on 1570 and indeed the 233 watts wasn't of much use until just south of the river & it was pretty well toast by the 10 mile post on 65. The only redeeming quality is that there are actually people in the area where the signal is useful at night. All too many AM sites have more cows than people nearby.greg.hahn said:Craven707 said:Rocky has always done well at whatever he tried. No reason this should be any different.
There is one reason he may get off to a rough start: signal. This is a bad time of year for Rocky to start his show. WNDA is only 233 watts on their nighttime signal. (Does anyone know if they have PSSA?)
WNDA powers up to full power in December at 7:45 am, when Rocky's show is more than half over. In January it's 8:00. February 7:30, and March, 7:00.
233 watts on 1570 is pretty dismal. They do pretty well on their daytime 1500 watts, but the night signal doesn't do well downtown or on the east end.
BobOnTheJob said:Coming home from a TN trip Sunday night, I remembered that the Colts aired on 1570 and indeed the 233 watts wasn't of much use until just south of the river & it was pretty well toast by the 10 mile post on 65. The only redeeming quality is that there are actually people in the area where the signal is useful at night. All too many AM sites have more cows than people nearby.greg.hahn said:Craven707 said:Rocky has always done well at whatever he tried. No reason this should be any different.
There is one reason he may get off to a rough start: signal. This is a bad time of year for Rocky to start his show. WNDA is only 233 watts on their nighttime signal. (Does anyone know if they have PSSA?)
WNDA powers up to full power in December at 7:45 am, when Rocky's show is more than half over. In January it's 8:00. February 7:30, and March, 7:00.
233 watts on 1570 is pretty dismal. They do pretty well on their daytime 1500 watts, but the night signal doesn't do well downtown or on the east end.
BobOnTheJob said:Coming home from a TN trip Sunday night, I remembered that the Colts aired on 1570 and indeed the 233 watts wasn't of much use until just south of the river & it was pretty well toast by the 10 mile post on 65. The only redeeming quality is that there are actually people in the area where the signal is useful at night. All too many AM sites have more cows than people nearby.greg.hahn said:Craven707 said:Rocky has always done well at whatever he tried. No reason this should be any different.
There is one reason he may get off to a rough start: signal. This is a bad time of year for Rocky to start his show. WNDA is only 233 watts on their nighttime signal. (Does anyone know if they have PSSA?)
WNDA powers up to full power in December at 7:45 am, when Rocky's show is more than half over. In January it's 8:00. February 7:30, and March, 7:00.
233 watts on 1570 is pretty dismal. They do pretty well on their daytime 1500 watts, but the night signal doesn't do well downtown or on the east end.