> > It's official, Bob Frantz will do the 9-11:30 show on
> 1100.
> >
> > good?
> > bad?
> > indifferent?
>
> Indifferent. He's ok, but they could have done better. Oh
> well. At least it's local issues...even if it's only 2.5
> hours per day.
>
> So, now, the entire weight of the city's social, political,
> cultural discussions for the future rests on three
> issues-talk shows: Lanigan, Frantz, and Art McKoy. That's
> it--even WCPN's local stuff has suffered in the wake of the
> mass exodus from Chester (now Euclid).
>
This REALLY caught me off guard - even Triv, who called in to wish Bob good luck from Florida. Apparently, Bob was contacted last night by PD Ray Davis, and Ray made the job offer right then and there. Good for Bob - I wish him the very best.
While I absolutly agree on the total dearth of local talk in this market (hey, don't forget WERE's Ronnie Duncan

, this is a very good move for WTAM. Hell, replacing Springer was a winner in the first place. And I hope that WTAM could open up more time for local talk in the late evenings, but I'm not going to push it...
- Nathan Obral<P ID="signature">______________
WTAM/1100: An Abuse of Radio Power!</P>