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keyjock
Guest
Let me first preface and say I am a fan of both Karen Blake and JJ. But to be honest, after this first week of sampling them both, I must say JJ wins this one (not to say that this a battle). While both are tight, I must say JJ is smokin on the overnight (what a waste, too bad there was or is no other place for him).
Tuned into Karen yesterday and heard the standard at work hellos, etc. but what made me cringe, was a break at around 4:30 were she talked about the station free car promotion, took a listener call from a florist and chatted about funerals and the like AND then went on talk about DJ'ing at a senior citizen's home. The bit lasted nearly three minutes then went into 7 minutes of commercials. If I were a typical listener I would have left after 20 sec of that.
Meanwhile this morning, was up early and punched in JJ, he kept me hooked a whole hour and half. His breaks were tight, and once he teased something about more seats an Fenway, so I hung in for a couple of songs out of curiosity, to hear about Dale and breakfast club, the free car and how Fenway is demolishing the glass section, adding 2000 more seats and tix prices, and into a commercial, all in less than a minute (I'm sure is was more, but is seemed quick).
As someone in business, I am still perplexed with this whole switch.
Best to the both of them.
Tuned into Karen yesterday and heard the standard at work hellos, etc. but what made me cringe, was a break at around 4:30 were she talked about the station free car promotion, took a listener call from a florist and chatted about funerals and the like AND then went on talk about DJ'ing at a senior citizen's home. The bit lasted nearly three minutes then went into 7 minutes of commercials. If I were a typical listener I would have left after 20 sec of that.
Meanwhile this morning, was up early and punched in JJ, he kept me hooked a whole hour and half. His breaks were tight, and once he teased something about more seats an Fenway, so I hung in for a couple of songs out of curiosity, to hear about Dale and breakfast club, the free car and how Fenway is demolishing the glass section, adding 2000 more seats and tix prices, and into a commercial, all in less than a minute (I'm sure is was more, but is seemed quick).
As someone in business, I am still perplexed with this whole switch.
Best to the both of them.