Worst radio station site I've ever seen

[icycool7227]

http://www.radiofreeaspen.com/

Why even have a website? There's no DJ names and no contact information or station events. Since the stream is broken, unless you call to report it you're out of luck.

 

[Goat Rodeo Cowboy]

My dear Icycool. You do find the damnedest things to worry about! ;D

But, I also enjoy poking into things that are ponderable.

Thanks to your post I now know what "Mr T's" first name is. (Simon).

Wild guess on my part: This station is controlled by someone who can financially do as he pleases. Lives in Naples, FL. The poor baby just has to travel to Aspen, CO to look after his business interests there. Oh, I really doubt if he takes times to go skiing while he is there. : Yeah, right!

He is probably more concerned with what his friends who gather down at the club after a day on the slopes have to say about his programming than what you or I might think of it.

 

[quadraphonic]

Even if you call to report it, you're probably still out of luck.

 

[MattParker]

My dear Icycool. You do find the damnedest things to worry about! ;D

But, I also enjoy poking into things that are ponderable.

Thanks to your post I now know what "Mr T's" first name is. (Simon).

Wild guess on my part: This station is controlled by someone who can financially do as he pleases. Lives in Naples, FL. The poor baby just has to travel to Aspen, CO to look after his business interests there. Oh, I really doubt if he takes times to go skiing while he is there. : Yeah, right!

He is probably more concerned with what his friends who gather down at the club after a day on the slopes have to say about his programming than what you or I might think of it.

The nice thing about having money is you can pick the climate you want anytime. It gets hot and muggy in Naples during the summer, and Aspen is beautiful and temperate. Naples has mild winters but a brief ski vacation can be fun, too. And where ever you go, it's nice to have a hobby station that plays whatever you want. No need to bother with those pesky mp3 players when universities crank out kids willing to work cheap just to be in radio. A hobby station is also a nice tax break (known in accounting circles as "The Lillian Carlson Principle").