Does anyone wants to guess who going to be the new station morning show?
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Radio One Hot 107.9 Philly
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Luca Brasi
Who's that?
just a stupid joke.
tk and ginger!! :
Lol
Doesn't matter who the host is. The station is targeting a group that uses the net and mp3s for music. They will never be a force in Philly.
They need to target a niche group. Maybe a format like the KDAY of the 80's and 90's with all old school and local hip-hop. Philly needs a black oriented station that is 100% local, and maybe in a few years, will have grown an audience that will be as loyal as WDAS's.
They need to target a niche group. Maybe a format like the KDAY of the 80's and 90's with all old school and local hip-hop. Philly needs a black oriented station that is 100% local, and maybe in a few years, will have grown an audience that will be as loyal as WDAS's.
That's why we have 100.3 wrnb lol
They mainly play rb & old school. They not doing well since the move to 100.3
It doesn't matter to Radio One anyway since their urban ac outlets are more financially stable to them than their mainstream urban outlets.radiogeeklove said:
While WRNB was on 107.9, it gravitated its format to a niche urban one focused on R&B that came out from 1990-present. That was at a time when the "hot"-leaning urban ac's in some places (i.e. WUHT Birmingham and WAMJ Atlanta) sprang up and gave adult audiences on the younger end music that came out in new jack swing and hip hop soul eras. It filled the void in Philly for a bit since WDAS was more of a traditional R&B and soul station but of course that didn't last too long.Fakeem said:
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