The noon talk show is talking about WCVG dying and the ministry will move on. For those of you who can hear it, what do you think they could do with it?
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WCVG changing format?
- Thread starter JeffDavis98
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> The noon talk show is talking about WCVG dying and the
> ministry will move on. For those of you who can hear it,
> what do you think they could do with it?
Doesn't the area still lack a standards station? Standards seems like the only likely format for WCVG.
Personally I'd do a "Jack"-type format, since the big FM stations won't do it. Because SOMEBODY other than "Max" needs to do it, since it's impossible to pick up 97.7 or 99.5 now.
> ministry will move on. For those of you who can hear it,
> what do you think they could do with it?
Doesn't the area still lack a standards station? Standards seems like the only likely format for WCVG.
Personally I'd do a "Jack"-type format, since the big FM stations won't do it. Because SOMEBODY other than "Max" needs to do it, since it's impossible to pick up 97.7 or 99.5 now.
> > The noon talk show is talking about WCVG dying and the
> > ministry will move on. For those of you who can hear it,
> > what do you think they could do with it?
>
> Doesn't the area still lack a standards station? Standards
> seems like the only likely format for WCVG.
>
> Personally I'd do a "Jack"-type format, since the big FM
> stations won't do it. Because SOMEBODY other than "Max"
> needs to do it, since it's impossible to pick up 97.7 or
> 99.5 now.
Brokered by day, Spanish by night.
> > ministry will move on. For those of you who can hear it,
> > what do you think they could do with it?
>
> Doesn't the area still lack a standards station? Standards
> seems like the only likely format for WCVG.
>
> Personally I'd do a "Jack"-type format, since the big FM
> stations won't do it. Because SOMEBODY other than "Max"
> needs to do it, since it's impossible to pick up 97.7 or
> 99.5 now.
Brokered by day, Spanish by night.
> > Brokered by day, Spanish by night.
> >
> The stations signal is not that great especially at night
> with only 450kw so if they were to go Spanish, it would have
> to be during the daytime. I don't think they can be upgraded
> or it would've happened years ago.
>
They have a website but says comming soon. http://www.wcvg.com/
> >
> The stations signal is not that great especially at night
> with only 450kw so if they were to go Spanish, it would have
> to be during the daytime. I don't think they can be upgraded
> or it would've happened years ago.
>
They have a website but says comming soon. http://www.wcvg.com/
Enquirer article
I thought his name was Dick Plessinger, not John. It was when I worked there!
http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060328/BIZ01/603280322/1076/BIZ
I thought his name was Dick Plessinger, not John. It was when I worked there!
http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060328/BIZ01/603280322/1076/BIZ
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