Petros & Money say No Mas

Fox Sports Radio may be nearing the end of the road. They are primarily providing sports talk to Clear channel and that contract is running out.

Petros & Money will be returning to a local only show for LA on KLAC and coming off the network. As a person who isn’t interested in sports, the show still tended to be interesting. Fox doesn’t have pro sports contracts which means the players don’t talk to Fox generally and they don’t have much availability to game audio, which makes it hard to be interesting.

With the addition of CBS And NBC sports radio a year ago, there are just too many networks. No town can support 5 sports talk stations. Perhaps those clear channel fox sports stations can be repurposed as progressive talk.

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5 Responses to Petros & Money say No Mas

  1. CC1s121LrBGT says:

    That Kennedy show, “The Independents” on Fox Business is quite good. She and her regular panel have big government politicians on from both major parties and the talk is quite interesting… Kennedy has a sharp wit can have a potty mouth at times . lol

  2. Nidster says:

    “Repurposed as progressive talk?”

    Hells Bells, what is needed is a good old-fashioned, Conspiracy Network. Just think of the stuff that could be stirred-up about all the crap going on today in: politics, Hollywood, sports, religion, you-name-it!!!

    Jeva Singh-Anand is a scholar and translator who is collaborating with Josef Waeges to provide the first German to English translation of the Rituals & Doctrines of the Bavarian Illuminati. This is shocking and startling stuff. Based on the material already translated, it will devastate all those conspiracy gurus who are making a living off of the supposed ‘fact’ that there is an Illuminati out there, composed of a bunch of shadowy, rich elites who are hellbent on enslaving the world. The facts are surprising. The founder, Adam Weishaupt was a Libertarian!!! He wanted to put government so far in the background to the extent it would almost be non-existent. He had some Utopian concepts too, but it was framed within the fact that you’ll never be able to achieve any meaningful type of Utopia. So, it was a guiding principle, and was a worthy goal to strive toward.

    But, the kicker is the Illuminati didn’t last very long. Found May, 1776, it was disbanded by Charles Theodore, the Prince-Elector and Duke of Bavaria in 1782. Adam Weishaupt ran for his life from the Bavarian authorities in February of 1785 after a final decree went out that anyone caught recruiting for the Illuminati would be executed.

    Wait till Alex Jones hears about this. He will be furious.

  3. Progressive talk can’t work on a national level. It works in a handful of very liberal cities like San Francisco and Minneapolis but struggles elsewhere. There are too damn many sports stations, just as there are too many Spanish stations, and no one seems to have a solution for the glut of stations except to simply donate the licenses to minority broadcasting groups. Radio for the most part is just an unlistenable mess.

    • Art Stone says:

      Entercom just donated another. To the best of my knowledge, no minority person has yet to be trained in a donated station. They just flip the license to a 3rd party and the original owner gets a highly inflated tax write off. And it is a mistake to think minority means black – the MMTC was founded by David Honig, a white Washington DC lawyer.

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