kqrs - tommy b - moving to florida?
 

Is he?

On 24 Jan 2005 00:45:45 GMT, "werwer" wrote:

Is he?

Why would he? He grew up in the Twin Cities and still has kids in
school there.

Steve Sundberg wrote:
On 24 Jan 2005 00:45:45 GMT, "werwer" wrote:


Is he?


Why would he? He grew up in the Twin Cities and still has kids in
school there.

Perhaps because he got a could offer and believes he can't afford not to?

I moved my (then) two kids and my wife from Ohio to California in the summer of
2003... from the Cleveland area where I grew up.


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.... as heard down on 2nd ave south

Steve Sundberg wrote:
On 24 Jan 2005 00:45:45 GMT, "werwer" wrote:

Is he?

Why would he? He grew up in the Twin Cities and still has kids in
sst: l there.

On 25 Jan 2005 19:59:03 GMT, "werwer" wrote:

... as heard down on 2nd ave south

Barnard pulls that **** everytime his contract comes up for renewal.
In 1989 and 1994, he was "seen" walking into the WCCO-AM building, and
it was rumored that he might jump to that station as Steve Cannon's
replacement.

Accoring to the information I have, Barnard renewed his contract with
KQRS to the tune of $9 million in a 10-year deal. Not bad for Twin
Cities radio ... and a non-syndicated morning show.

I heard 'remote' studio. Suppose it is just rumor.

Steve Sundberg wrote:
On 25 Jan 2005 19:59:03 GMT, "werwer" wrote:

... as heard down on 2nd ave south

Barnard pulls that **** everytime his contract comes up for renewal.
In 1989 and 1994, he was "seen" walking into the WCCO-AM building,
and
it was rumored that he might jump to that station as Steve Cannon's
replacement.

Accoring to the information I have, Barnard renewed his contract with
KQRS to the tune of $9 million in a 10-year deal. Not bad for Twin
Cities radio ... and a non-syndicated morning show.

I heard 'remote' studio. Suppose it is just rumor.

Steve Sundberg wrote:
On 25 Jan 2005 19:59:03 GMT, "werwer" wrote:

... as heard down on 2nd ave south

Barnard pulls that **** everytime his contract comes up for renewal.
In 1989 and 1994, he was "seen" walking into the WCCO-AM building,
and
it was rumored that he might jump to that station as Steve Cannon's
replacement.

Accoring to the information I have, Barnard renewed his contract with
KQRS to the tune of $9 million in a 10-year deal. Not bad for Twin
Cities radio ... and a non-syndicated morning show.