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WEMP-FM 98.9 and online soft AC & easy listening gone silent on February 1.

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Mojo55

The owners decided to simulcast their AM talker WOMT 1240 on 98.9 instead and also ended the WEMP online stream
This is a big loss for lovers of easy listening music and soft vocals. I am in Toronto so some stations mentioned here are geoblocked.
At least I still have WHLC and KNCT. I have SiriusXM so in my car my radio is locked onto ."Escape" channel.
 
Mojo55 said:
The owners decided to simulcast their AM talker WOMT 1240 on 98.9 instead and also ended the WEMP online stream
This is a big loss for lovers of easy listening music and soft vocals. I am in Toronto so some stations mentioned here are geoblocked.
At least I still have WHLC and KNCT. I have SiriusXM so in my car my radio is locked onto ."Escape" channel.
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Where have you been? This has been discussed for 2 months now. Lol

Here's one of several threads...


The last page or two of this thread...

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Comprehensive List Of Stations Still Airing the Soft AC/Easy Listening Format?

Stations that I know of that play some mixture of Easy Listening, Soft AC or Standards: WHLC 104.5 Highlands, NC (they air a beautiful music-like format with some Soft AC and a ton of ads) KAHM 102.1 Prescott, AZ (similar to WHLC, but with a somewhat more traditional EZ Listening playlist)...
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cc333 said:
This is true, but out of fairness, @Mojo55 did only join RD this past Monday, so he or she may not have been aware of those threads when they posted this one.

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Before I post a thread, I always do a quick search to see if it's being currently discussed. I find that's the best way to see if there is already a thread, or if it's the subject of a recent post.
 
KilowattKat said:
Before I post a thread, I always do a quick search to see if it's being currently discussed. I find that's the best way to see if there is already a thread, or if it's the subject of a recent post.
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I think that's good advice for anyone who is new to a message board ... click on any and all existing threads that appeals to you in order to get a general idea of what's already being discussed. It's a good way to get an overview of what the existing board participants are thinking, and there is the added benefit of increasing one's knowledge base without appearing ignorant by asking something that was answered previously.

There is a lot of collected wisdom here (despite there also being a lot of cluelessness and stubbornness by people who want the business to go back to the way it was). Taking time to explore before posting can be an education all by itself.
 


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