Reinventing Boston Radio

[wizard_control]

Keating Wilcox worked very hard to keep all his stations afloat. A lot of
work that was not appreciated as it should have been. WNSH could be a better
presence with less satellite and local programming simulcat on the web - but - since the station is still on the air, in this day and age, it's still a PLUS.

For those who truly love radio, it doesn't matter if it is WCRB, AM 1670
Allston Brighton or WNSH, radio big and small should be fun.


> If you owned the signal, how would you handle this?
>
> As a transplant from Essex to north-westernmost Worcester
> county, I wish I had WNSH's programming available to me!
>
> MR
> Athol
> AM-DX HQ
>

 

[Phillip_J_Fry]

> Keating Wilcox worked very hard to keep all his stations
> afloat. A lot of
> work that was not appreciated as it should have been. WNSH
> could be a better
> presence with less satellite and local programming simulcat
> on the web - but - since the station is still on the air, in
> this day and age, it's still a PLUS.
>
> For those who truly love radio, it doesn't matter if it is
> WCRB, AM 1670
> Allston Brighton or WNSH, radio big and small should be fun.
>

Wilcox bought functional radio stations and fired everyone working at them. if he had to work "hard" it's his own fault. I'm sure the people working at them appreciated the "fun" of being replaced by a computer piping in "Day Break USA"