[NU Sports] mostly off-topie political thread
Ivars Embrekts
ivars at radioskonto.lv
Fri Jan 16 08:38:49 CST 2009
Just bookmark this if you like Chicago radio broadcasts. Will save you a
lot of time! You can fine just about any USA community at the site.
http://www.radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/locate?select=city&city=chicago&x=0&y=0&sid=
Ivars E.
neonrye at aol.com wrote:
> WCBS in NYC is also in the same vein, and I have been a semi-regular listener for years.? However, I must confess to a longstanding WBBM "jones".? Although I came to Evanston as a provincial Long Islander with a heavy NY bias, by 1974, when I left Evanston, I really loved all things Chicago--except, of course, the weather.? As a consequence, whenever I have been far enough into the "country" to pick up WBBM's 50,000 watts of power, I usually have given it a try.? Thus, down in Sarasota (with a heavy population of Chicago ex-pats) in the Winter, and now out in Lewisburg, PA, where my son is a frosh at Bucknell, I can often pick up Chicago's news station, and I do so, much to my wife's annoyance (as she doesn't like a lot of radio noise in the car--a matrimonial dispute of many, many years:-)).? By the same token, I also like to pick up WGN-TV when I am in hotels, etc., with cable networks that pick it up.? Cablevision, my provider, doesn't provide it, so it is a "treat" when I
> am away from home.
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> I also miss WXRT--all these years later.
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> Paul Levinson
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Scott Zeller <scottzel at gmail.com>
> To: nwu-sports at romaine.tssi.com
> Sent: Fri, 16 Jan 2009 12:09 am
> Subject: Re: [NU Sports] mostly off-topie political thread
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> KCBS in San Francisco is exactly the same format as you described for WBBM
> and the Detroit station. I wonder how many of these CBS newsradio stations
> city-to-city are so identical?
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> I'm with your wife on missing WXRT. It's been 24 years!! Is it still as good
> as it was in 1985?
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> On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 8:31 PM, Michael Vance <michael.vance at att.net>wrote:
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>> One of the things that I grew up with in Detroit (WWJ-950) and still spent
>> a lot of time with in Chicago (WBBM-780) is the CBS Newsradio stations. You
>> could -- and still can for the most part -- get traffic and weather on the
>> 8s, sports at 15 and 45, business news at 25 and 55, national network news
>> at the top of the hour, and mix of local and national highlights at the
>> bottom. It was almost like comfort food when driving back to Chicago from
>> Michigan, and was especially frustrating when they have carried various
>> sports teams over the years and that disrupts the traffic report schedule.
>> But I think that even those have changed some just in the six years that
>> I've been in Indianapolis. I don't get a chance to listen to WBBM enough
>> when I'm back up in Chicago (my wife missed WXRT too much) to really put my
>> finger on it though.
>>
>> -Michael
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>> Mike Nolan wrote:
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>>> Conservative Talk Radio only survives as a viable format because it draws
>>>
>>>> listeners.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Isn't that true about ANY media? If nobody is reading, listening or
>>> watching
>>> it dies. I'm not sure if the Internet quite follows that rule yet.
>>>
>>> I pretty much stopped listening to AM radio a good 10 years ago, because
>>> there wasn't anything I wanted to hear, certainly no music. Even the local
>>> morning drive-time block isn't worth listening to any more, except maybe
>>> for traffic reports. (Just TRY to get a weather report on an AM radio
>>> at 6:30 AM!)
>>>
>>> These days when I'm in my car (not as much as before 1999, since I now
>>> work from home) I listen to Sirius satellite radio, usually Broadway show
>>> tunes. Memory, all alone in the moonlight....
>>> --
>>>
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>>> Mike Nolan
>>>
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