> New direction
> took place about 2 years ago when former General Manager
> John Gale took over at at WQRP...Then about 89 months ago,
> former WQRP jock Joe Laber took over as General/Programming Director.
I'm confused.
> Last Spring the station hit it's pledge drive goal (which has
> never been do in history of WQRP and any of it's
> formats)that tells you about how sucessful the formst is.
Certainly not to belittle the situation, but wasn't that only something like $24,000 a couple of years ago and in the $80,000's now?
> WCFJ 93.7 tries to imulate the format by buying Salem
> Networks Praise and Worship Format(which in no way competes
> with Praise 89.5's format).
How not?
(I think I have an answer as to why you think that, but it's going to take us into very dangerous territory for a radio message board.)
> Even WAKW's Robin St. John...
Is it possible you mean "Kelly St James?"
> has relized the importance of Praise and Worship Music and has
> added a segment to her show in Cincinatti.
I don't know that she decided that all on her own, I don't think that's a particularly unique idea, and I certainly don't believe it had anything to do with a station that can't be picked up in her market, especially considering that it's not even on the air in middays when Kelly is on!
> Now to adress the Germans and the Hungarians's shows. We are proud to
> supply this programming to our German and Hungarian friends
> in the Miami Valley. This is just one more way we minister
> to our listening audience.
Gosh, I really don't want to sound nasty and critical, but you're saying that as if you don't take their checks and run them to the bank the same day! A little more authenticity, please!
> ...we hope the same thing happens when we day part
> with WDPS. WE consider these positive things not negative.
Again, I really don't want to sound nasty and critical, but that's clearly spin. How do I know? Hey, people talk...ya hear things...and license transfers include sale prices.
> ...Five Rivers
> MetroParks came to ask us to help sponsor Chris Tomlin.
Okay, but, if I'm right, Chris has appeared in and around the market four times in the last couple of years. Is it possible others said, "oh...been there, done that?"
And, one more time, I'm really not wanting to sound nasty and critical, but a little more authenticity would really be a good thing.