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radiowizard101
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'Today's KNIX' is only a faint shadow of its former self, with the exception of Steve Goddard. The station sounds like it is being done on the cheap.
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thirdtickket
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I agree, the station is not like the glory days when they were pulling double digits shares and was number one for nearly 20 years. KNIX was pro-active and everywhere in this community. I miss the days when BUCK OWENS owned it.
The loss of Tim and Willy doesn't help either. These guys did and probably still do a lot of charitable work in the Phoenix area. I didn't listen to the show more than once or twice a month, but I have a lot of respect for the duo.
Steve Goddard is the only KNIX personality I will still listen to. He is a consummate professional and always runs an entertaining on-air shift.
The new imaging at KNIX is pathetic.
Steve Goddard is the only KNIX personality I will still listen to. He is a consummate professional and always runs an entertaining on-air shift.
The new imaging at KNIX is pathetic.
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Sam the butcher
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As evident alont the Black Canyon Fwy: same billboard, different faces, and that ain't a good thang...
Goddard is Filet Minon in Sam's book!
Like KDKB, KNIX is merely a ghost of it's former glory.
Goddard is Filet Minon in Sam's book!
Like KDKB, KNIX is merely a ghost of it's former glory.
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