Mark Foley (the Republican Conservative representative who resigned after having an inappropriate conversation in an email) has a show on WSVU from Florida. It’s hard to find because it is on a station that normally plays music.
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He sounded pretty good to my ear – he doesn’t need a teleprompter to answer questions. The Huffington Post mob is having a good time. The future of this program sounded more than a bit vague – it sounded more like cutting a demo tape to float the idea to some other radio outlet. Mr Foley slammed Clear Channel, so that probably rules out Premiere :)
What kind of music? I think I smell a David Brooks moment coming on.
WSVU plays “America’s Best Music”, a syndicated “adult standards” format targeted at 35-64 year olds. The first music after the show ended was a Karen Carpenter song. They also carry Don Imus in the morning. Care to be more direct about the connection you see with David Brooks?
Woops, I meant David Brock, not Brooks. When someone gives a disgraced Republican a radio show, my spider sense tingles. I was wondering if it was a classic rock station run by old hippies, as happened here in Charlotte a decade ago when one of the rock stations started running liberal talk shows at night.
Well, now that makes sense. The station itself is in the Palm Beach area, It mostly runs on autopilot. It’s owned by a local guy…. I’m only aware of it because it was one of the earliest afiliates to sign up with the new Imus show…. and the Huffington post social network was abuzz about this show. They still think it is a law or something that all gay people have to be Progressive Democrats :)
Art, can you explain the shift to FM Talk radio? I thought that AM had a larger broadcast range? I believe that you expressed the belief that over the air radio’s days were numbered – any thoughts on the time frame and what about the micro-stations? Can’t think of anything else right now. Thanks.
A good topic for a blog blurb :) way too big a question for this little chat box…