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Panama City Jack-FM?
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M
motherscratcher
Guest
> Island 106 now saying "in two days, playing what YOU
> want"...
>
Isn't that what radio stations have been saying for years??
> want"...
>
Isn't that what radio stations have been saying for years??
M
mountaineer
Guest
A couple days ago it was PFM--now Island? For a minute there, we thought you actually knew something...
> Island 106 now saying "in two days, playing what YOU
> want"...
>
> Island 106 now saying "in two days, playing what YOU
> want"...
>
S
SM100000w
Guest
> A couple days ago it was PFM--now Island? For a minute
> there, we thought you actually knew something...
Yeah, and I thought July 4th weekend we'd get Jacked.
> there, we thought you actually knew something...
Yeah, and I thought July 4th weekend we'd get Jacked.
> Island 106 now saying "in two days, playing what YOU
> want"...
>
Jack-FM's motto is "playing what WE want", as opposed to 106 saying "playing what YOU want". I won't guess exactly what it is 106 is about to do, but perhaps they're going to have an all-request weekend. <P ID="signature">______________
"...and the countdown continues until the neanderthals that govern college football do something about their pathetic postseason."--Tim Brando, Sporting News Radio</P>
> want"...
>
Jack-FM's motto is "playing what WE want", as opposed to 106 saying "playing what YOU want". I won't guess exactly what it is 106 is about to do, but perhaps they're going to have an all-request weekend. <P ID="signature">______________
"...and the countdown continues until the neanderthals that govern college football do something about their pathetic postseason."--Tim Brando, Sporting News Radio</P>
S
stevemichaels
Guest
> > Island 106 now saying "in two days, playing what YOU
> > want"...
> >
>
>
> Isn't that what radio stations have been saying for years??
>
For a real treat, turn on 95.1 in PC....
> > want"...
> >
>
>
> Isn't that what radio stations have been saying for years??
>
For a real treat, turn on 95.1 in PC....
> >
> > For a real treat, turn on 95.1 in PC....
> >
> All weather, all the time...straight feed of National
> Weather Service. Legal ID was WBPC, Ebro...Bay County's
> Total Weather Information Station...
>
No doubt alot of people will be listening this weekend, due to Hurricane Dennis heading to the region.
> > For a real treat, turn on 95.1 in PC....
> >
> All weather, all the time...straight feed of National
> Weather Service. Legal ID was WBPC, Ebro...Bay County's
> Total Weather Information Station...
>
No doubt alot of people will be listening this weekend, due to Hurricane Dennis heading to the region.
> > >
> > > For a real treat, turn on 95.1 in PC....
> > >
> > All weather, all the time...straight feed of National
> > Weather Service. Legal ID was WBPC, Ebro...Bay County's
> > Total Weather Information Station...
> >
>
> No doubt alot of people will be listening this weekend, due
> to Hurricane Dennis heading to the region.
>
Except that everyone's many miles away by now (or should be).
Literally 'broadcasting to the ocean'...<P ID="signature">______________
you're not a lawyer, are you?</P>
> > > For a real treat, turn on 95.1 in PC....
> > >
> > All weather, all the time...straight feed of National
> > Weather Service. Legal ID was WBPC, Ebro...Bay County's
> > Total Weather Information Station...
> >
>
> No doubt alot of people will be listening this weekend, due
> to Hurricane Dennis heading to the region.
>
Except that everyone's many miles away by now (or should be).
Literally 'broadcasting to the ocean'...<P ID="signature">______________
you're not a lawyer, are you?</P>
> > > > >WBPC, Ebro...Bay County's
> > > > > Total Weather Information Station...
> > > >
> > Except that everyone's many miles away by now (or should
> > be).
> > Literally 'broadcasting to the ocean'...
> >
>
> So, is WBPC an LPFM?
>
25kw. Just what PCB needs, another radio station to compete.
Was tough back in the mid 80's, when there were half the stations.
I'd run from it faster than the hurricane. Who owns WBPC?
> > > > > Total Weather Information Station...
> > > >
> > Except that everyone's many miles away by now (or should
> > be).
> > Literally 'broadcasting to the ocean'...
> >
>
> So, is WBPC an LPFM?
>
25kw. Just what PCB needs, another radio station to compete.
Was tough back in the mid 80's, when there were half the stations.
I'd run from it faster than the hurricane. Who owns WBPC?
S
stevemichaels
Guest
> > > > > >WBPC, Ebro...Bay County's
> > > > > > Total Weather Information Station...
> > > > >
> > > Except that everyone's many miles away by now (or
> should
> > > be).
> > > Literally 'broadcasting to the ocean'...
> > >
> >
> > So, is WBPC an LPFM?
> >
> 25kw. Just what PCB needs, another radio station to compete.
>
> Was tough back in the mid 80's, when there were half the
> stations.
> I'd run from it faster than the hurricane. Who owns WBPC?
>
WBPC is owned by Bay Broadcasting, LLC. Studios(at the Bay Point marina) were under construction and the transmitter site was partially completed when Dennis was on the way, so we decided to broadcast the NOAA feed. We did not have time to complete both generator installations before the storm. Format??? Nobody has come anywhere close to guessing. Stay tuned!
> > > > > > Total Weather Information Station...
> > > > >
> > > Except that everyone's many miles away by now (or
> should
> > > be).
> > > Literally 'broadcasting to the ocean'...
> > >
> >
> > So, is WBPC an LPFM?
> >
> 25kw. Just what PCB needs, another radio station to compete.
>
> Was tough back in the mid 80's, when there were half the
> stations.
> I'd run from it faster than the hurricane. Who owns WBPC?
>
WBPC is owned by Bay Broadcasting, LLC. Studios(at the Bay Point marina) were under construction and the transmitter site was partially completed when Dennis was on the way, so we decided to broadcast the NOAA feed. We did not have time to complete both generator installations before the storm. Format??? Nobody has come anywhere close to guessing. Stay tuned!
S
stevemichaels
Guest
> > > > > > >WBPC, Ebro...Bay County's
> > > > > > > Total Weather Information Station...
> > > > > >
> > > > Except that everyone's many miles away by now (or
> > should
> > > > be).
> > > > Literally 'broadcasting to the ocean'...
> > > >
> > >
> > > So, is WBPC an LPFM?
> > >
> > 25kw. Just what PCB needs, another radio station to
> compete.
> >
> > Was tough back in the mid 80's, when there were half the
> > stations.
> > I'd run from it faster than the hurricane. Who owns WBPC?
> >
>
> WBPC is owned by Bay Broadcasting, LLC. Studios(at the Bay
> Point marina) were under construction and the transmitter
> site was partially completed when Dennis was on the way, so
> we decided to broadcast the NOAA feed. We did not have time
> to complete both generator installations before the storm.
> Format??? Nobody has come anywhere close to guessing. Stay
> tuned!
>
The stress from the hurricane is over. So what if there was a stand-alone station that had people that knew our little market. Well known local radio voices. Who did not have to bow down to corporate directives. What if there was a radio station that actually had the opportunity to "break all rules for sound" and actually serve the listner? How about actually answering the phones? Clear Channel, Styles and Double O have their clusters, but they don't get it. Local radio can work, and our love for where we live will provide a service that other folks can't. Soapbox mode off.
> > > > > > > Total Weather Information Station...
> > > > > >
> > > > Except that everyone's many miles away by now (or
> > should
> > > > be).
> > > > Literally 'broadcasting to the ocean'...
> > > >
> > >
> > > So, is WBPC an LPFM?
> > >
> > 25kw. Just what PCB needs, another radio station to
> compete.
> >
> > Was tough back in the mid 80's, when there were half the
> > stations.
> > I'd run from it faster than the hurricane. Who owns WBPC?
> >
>
> WBPC is owned by Bay Broadcasting, LLC. Studios(at the Bay
> Point marina) were under construction and the transmitter
> site was partially completed when Dennis was on the way, so
> we decided to broadcast the NOAA feed. We did not have time
> to complete both generator installations before the storm.
> Format??? Nobody has come anywhere close to guessing. Stay
> tuned!
>
The stress from the hurricane is over. So what if there was a stand-alone station that had people that knew our little market. Well known local radio voices. Who did not have to bow down to corporate directives. What if there was a radio station that actually had the opportunity to "break all rules for sound" and actually serve the listner? How about actually answering the phones? Clear Channel, Styles and Double O have their clusters, but they don't get it. Local radio can work, and our love for where we live will provide a service that other folks can't. Soapbox mode off.
> The stress from the hurricane is over. So what if there was
> a stand-alone station that had people that knew our little
> market. Well known local radio voices. Who did not have to
> bow down to corporate directives. What if there was a radio
> station that actually had the opportunity to "break all
> rules for sound" and actually serve the listner? How about
> actually answering the phones? Clear Channel, Styles and
> Double O have their clusters, but they don't get it. Local
> radio can work, and our love for where we live will provide
> a service that other folks can't. Soapbox mode off.
>
Wish you the absolute best! Scary and exciting to be sure. Mark
Carter at WSBZ in Destin has proven if done right, under your
own terms, you can do it. Man, similarities with hurricanes. I
got in FWB just before Opal trashed it all out. Glad Dennis
didn't hurt you guys.
> a stand-alone station that had people that knew our little
> market. Well known local radio voices. Who did not have to
> bow down to corporate directives. What if there was a radio
> station that actually had the opportunity to "break all
> rules for sound" and actually serve the listner? How about
> actually answering the phones? Clear Channel, Styles and
> Double O have their clusters, but they don't get it. Local
> radio can work, and our love for where we live will provide
> a service that other folks can't. Soapbox mode off.
>
Wish you the absolute best! Scary and exciting to be sure. Mark
Carter at WSBZ in Destin has proven if done right, under your
own terms, you can do it. Man, similarities with hurricanes. I
got in FWB just before Opal trashed it all out. Glad Dennis
didn't hurt you guys.
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