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RayCathode
Guest
So...
Without regurgitating all the well-worn stuff about how radio sucks, specific stations (and/or their owners & management suck...) etc...
I'm wondering what format and airstaff would revitalize radio-listening in the Bay Area? Not some also-ran deal, trailing behind KGO, but a killer, must-listen, exciting station that would make people here take notice in a huge way (hopefully as inclusive a format as possible) and make the rest of the country ask "Why didn't we think of that?"
My ideas run along the "full service" styles of the past... which I know a lot of people think is permanently a relic of the past, too expensive and dated to make it today. Perhaps... If I really knew and had the clout to impliment some format I'd be doing that instead of writing here...
I do work in radio... very low level and without any "cred" to speak of, but I'm just floored by how none of the many people in a position to create a great station here have done so for such a long time. So much of what's happening seems to be "rearrainging the deck chairs" rather than creating something even near-great.
ps: anyone know what's so unique about that station in Knoxville, TN (WIVK-FM) with their 25 share?!?
Without regurgitating all the well-worn stuff about how radio sucks, specific stations (and/or their owners & management suck...) etc...
I'm wondering what format and airstaff would revitalize radio-listening in the Bay Area? Not some also-ran deal, trailing behind KGO, but a killer, must-listen, exciting station that would make people here take notice in a huge way (hopefully as inclusive a format as possible) and make the rest of the country ask "Why didn't we think of that?"
My ideas run along the "full service" styles of the past... which I know a lot of people think is permanently a relic of the past, too expensive and dated to make it today. Perhaps... If I really knew and had the clout to impliment some format I'd be doing that instead of writing here...
I do work in radio... very low level and without any "cred" to speak of, but I'm just floored by how none of the many people in a position to create a great station here have done so for such a long time. So much of what's happening seems to be "rearrainging the deck chairs" rather than creating something even near-great.
ps: anyone know what's so unique about that station in Knoxville, TN (WIVK-FM) with their 25 share?!?