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Some Positive Thoughts on WBOS

R

Retro

I have been tuning in middays to Joanne Doody's shift and she is a refreshing part of the station after the clean-out of the other radio personalities.

While I do miss the original air talent, Joanne is up to date and gives me the feeling that she is free to choose the music selections.

I have also noticed that WBOS's music library is becoming more diverse as well.
 
> I have been tuning in middays to Joanne Doody's shift and
> she is a refreshing part of the station after the clean-out
> of the other radio personalities.
>
> While I do miss the original air talent, Joanne is up to
> date and gives me the feeling that she is free to choose the
> music selections.
>
> I have also noticed that WBOS's music library is becoming
> more diverse as well.
>
It's as diverse as you are going to hear on a commercial, non-satellite radio station in a Top 10 market.
 
> > I have been tuning in middays to Joanne Doody's shift and
> > she is a refreshing part of the station after the
> clean-out
> > of the other radio personalities.
> >
> > While I do miss the original air talent, Joanne is up to
> > date and gives me the feeling that she is free to choose
> the
> > music selections.
> >
> > I have also noticed that WBOS's music library is becoming
> > more diverse as well.
> >
> It's as diverse as you are going to hear on a commercial,
> non-satellite radio station in a Top 10 market.
>

You're forgetting about "Mike" and the other "Jack" type formats.
 
> > > I have been tuning in middays to Joanne Doody's shift
> and
> > > she is a refreshing part of the station after the
> > clean-out
> > > of the other radio personalities.
> > >
> > > While I do miss the original air talent, Joanne is up to
>
> > > date and gives me the feeling that she is free to choose
>
> > the
> > > music selections.
> > >
> > > I have also noticed that WBOS's music library is
> becoming
> > > more diverse as well.
> > >
> > It's as diverse as you are going to hear on a commercial,
> > non-satellite radio station in a Top 10 market.
> >
>
> You're forgetting about "Mike" and the other "Jack" type
> formats.
>
No I'm not! They aren't diverse.
 
> > > It's as diverse as you are going to hear on a
> commercial,
> > > non-satellite radio station in a Top 10 market.
> > >
> >
> > You're forgetting about "Mike" and the other "Jack" type
> > formats.
> >
> No I'm not! They aren't diverse.
>

What makes WBOS so "diverse"? AAA stuff all sounds alike to me.
 
> > > > It's as diverse as you are going to hear on a
> > commercial,
> > > > non-satellite radio station in a Top 10 market.
> > > >
> > >
> > > You're forgetting about "Mike" and the other "Jack" type
>
> > > formats.
> > >
> > No I'm not! They aren't diverse.
> >
>
> What makes WBOS so "diverse"? AAA stuff all sounds alike to
> me.
>
True, and maybe diverse isn't the best word. But I do like how WBOS has blocks of acoustic music. And those segments are are lot more interesting than the predictible stuff on the rest of Boston's commercial radio dial.
 
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