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Kilbasa123

I agree with ExNuYawker; AM750 is no longer a station for me.

I've lived in Atlanta my entire life, and listened on and off to WSB a great deal for the past 20 years; mostly to Neal or Clark and Dave Baker's show on Saturday morning. With Neal's retirement and Clark being put in an unlistenable time slot (for me), I guess I am done with 750 too (except maybe the occasional tune-in to Baker).

I DO hope that Clark/WSB are able to team up in some meaningful way to have the Christmas Kids charity this year; it's one of the best charitable activities and causes around, and I always enjoy those shows each year.
 
I wish they could have convinced Boortz to cut back and do a 2 hour show rather than retire. He will be missed.
 
Thanks for agreeing!! :)

Kilbasa123 said:
I agree with ExNuYawker; AM750 is no longer a station for me.

I've lived in Atlanta my entire life, and listened on and off to WSB a great deal for the past 20 years; mostly to Neal or Clark and Dave Baker's show on Saturday morning. With Neal's retirement and Clark being put in an unlistenable time slot (for me), I guess I am done with 750 too (except maybe the occasional tune-in to Baker).

I DO hope that Clark/WSB are able to team up in some meaningful way to have the Christmas Kids charity this year; it's one of the best charitable activities and causes around, and I always enjoy those shows each year.
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I remember when I moved to Atlanta in 1999 five hours daily of Clark, three hours of syndacated (sp? I am on my phone and it's not auto correcting me, plus I am bad speller) then two hours of Clark local from 4p to 6p which was great and Clark was looser and the back and forth with Capt. Herb and his production staff.
 
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