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Anyone know what's up with WNWF? I keep checking and it's been off air for a month or so. Was a pretty decent talk station. Maybe another AM biting the dust.
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Just thought, I'd mention that WNWF is now airing progressive talk. I heard them as I was passing trough Destin on Sunday and noticed they carry CNN news and at this time seem to have no real imaging and A LOT of kinks to work out
http://www.destin1120am.com/
http://www.destin1120am.com/
From Fox News radio to a partial Air America affiliate. They didn't just flip, they did a complete 180!
I don't know how long it'll last, but here's to you for trying something different, 1120.
I don't know how long it'll last, but here's to you for trying something different, 1120.
I saw a billboard for "Beach Radio - Destin's Progressive Talk" over Big Kahuna's today. That must have cost a nice chunk of change.
I also noticed that Wave 102.1, "We Play Everything" has some new billboards. Wave didn't pay their advertising company enough. The K-Rock van parked in front of the Star studios is better advertising for a radio station than Wave's new billboards.
I also noticed that Wave 102.1, "We Play Everything" has some new billboards. Wave didn't pay their advertising company enough. The K-Rock van parked in front of the Star studios is better advertising for a radio station than Wave's new billboards.
JUST an FYI, the signal doesn't cover FWB, barely destin
http://www.recnet.com/cdbs/fmq.php?call=WNWF&city=&state=&country=US
(though my car radio has stopped on it at the olive garden)
yes. 102.1 has changed, their website is down and sounds very stale.
-Rob
http://www.recnet.com/cdbs/fmq.php?call=WNWF&city=&state=&country=US
(though my car radio has stopped on it at the olive garden)
yes. 102.1 has changed, their website is down and sounds very stale.
-Rob
I like listening to the wave. The only complaint is a little to much bee gees. They need
to cut that down a little.
to cut that down a little.
Hey, atleast SOMEONE noticed the van.
I like the idea of 1120 identifying an underserved market and taking advantage. They'll never do 300k a year, but if they hire 2 people and get near 100k annually, then those 2 people will make a living.
I've never heard them (as I venture over bridges 2x a month), but atleast they didn't buy the same conventions that have left us with 1 successful AM per market.
I like the idea of 1120 identifying an underserved market and taking advantage. They'll never do 300k a year, but if they hire 2 people and get near 100k annually, then those 2 people will make a living.
I've never heard them (as I venture over bridges 2x a month), but atleast they didn't buy the same conventions that have left us with 1 successful AM per market.
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