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I'am sorry to write this, what has become of WABC over the last 15 years is a disgrace and has tainted my fond memories of the station. This evening I happened to tune-by just as that monotone blabbler Levine was insinuating that a young girl who had come forth with an account of staged questions during a Hillary Clinton event (same as the repub's do) was now somehow in danger and that "someone should keep an eye on her, see that nothing happens to her". I guess he was thinking back to the days when the right wing was blowing-up family planning clincs.

There is not one intelligent program on that station. Well, maybe somewhere in the 11 hours of infomercials they air on weekends.....

To paraphrase an old saying "time wounds all heels". With an ancient listenership WABC's days are numbered.

Lino
 
Like it or not, AM radio was saved to a great degree by talk programming. But, in the future I can see a wider diversity of talk programming. Plus,many AM stations will likely be sold and become ethnic or religious programmers. more news and sports may appear on AM too. FM of course , as we all know, exploded when pop/rock music moved there from AM. on a depressing note, more infomercials will likely appear on AM in the future. and-- on TV too!
 
even the
music" version of WABC had climbed into an anti-rock, conservative hole by the dawn of 1980, probably a period that the dentist remembers most fondly(they dropped "Jessie's Girl" by Rick Springfield suddenly,after it had reached #2 on their weekly survey, because it was too rocknroll; what a joke this legendary station had become, and still is!)
 
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