[Originally posted to the WSJ w/copies to here and ba.broadcast, the
latter of two which, failed to make it,....?]

To:

I'd ask if they had chimpanzees running the station at KNEW, Talk 910,
San Francisco, but that would be an uncalled for slur on the chimps who
can walk and chew gum at the same time.

I was out working out this morning and tried to listen to your program
[Morning at the WSJ] but what I got, again [happens VERY frequently] was

several channels being played on top of one another. This is when
asleep-at-the-wheel on the part of the station is: 1.) listener abuse;
2.) client abuse; and, 3.) customer abuse. It's a How-To "Dis" everyone,

all at once, at the same spot on the dial.

Ah, but this morning's programming run amuck, was a classic: they ran
commercials paired with inappropriate sound checks for "Bill Bennett's
Morning In America" program [that had already run] in front of you, then

laid down a layer of John Phillips Souza's rendition of Stars and
Stripes Forever. Sort of reminded of Jagger's, "Out of Control" -- only
he looks MUCH better at it.

You need another outlet for your programming here.

You're not too hot yourselves in refusing to post program summaries in
the face of repeated requests let alone stream audio of your shows post
airing.

Not to worry. Santa's going to bring an iPod so I'll be able to carry
along better, reliable programming.


cc: ba.broadcast

it's an am station so i dont really know what you are expecting.... am
waves can be altered by anything from a building to the time of day.
so i dont really understand why you are blaming the engineers @ cc.

On 29 Dec 2004 06:04:32 GMT, "billis" wrote:

it's an am station so i dont really know what you are expecting.... am
waves can be altered by anything from a building to the time of day.
so i dont really understand why you are blaming the engineers @ cc.

Yeah, the OP's complaint sounded like a case of 8:43 am ionospheric
scramble. NOT.

Probably it's a case of a robo-station falling apart, like they always do.
We've got an automated AMer in Baltimore that never gets anything right.
(Or can they actually bill double, since they usually play two commercials
simultaneously?)




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