If you're going to be in a creative environment, you've got to learn how to properly accept a little criticism.
It's my understanding this station changes its format every few minutes. Why should now be any different?
The comparison to the Tim Allen movie is absurd. The promotion of Hollywood films uses a totally different model than does radio. A movie only has a few short weeks to make the bulk of its theatrical revenue. Actually, it's more like a few weekends, as that's when the majority of filmgoers catch movies. A Christmas movie must time its release accordingly, knowing well that nobody wants to see a holiday movie a moment after December 26th has arrived.
Any radio station playing Christmas music during the first week of November is ridiculous. Unfortunately, major markets see silly "Christmas music wars" so one or more stations feel the need to go all-Christmas to be competitive for agency ad dollars. While I don't like it, I understand how and why it happens.
But for a station like the present day WAMS to be playing Christmas music on the first day of November is downright preposterous.
This board exists solely to discuss, analyze, and critique Delaware radio. While one could argue we all need lives, "moving on" would render this forum obselete.
