[gloryblaze]

These small stations run on autopilot. NO ONE answers the phone. There is NO CONTACT button on the web page.

My local station has problems, one of which is it often is on the same wavelength as another one from Canada until it wakes up in the morning. So I miss most or all of Hugh Hewitt’s show EVERY DAY.

[TexasGator]

“These small stations run on autopilot. NO ONE answers the phone. “

Did you call them?

“There is NO CONTACT button on the web page.”

There is a SUBMIT button.

[Myrddin]

I listen to KID in eastern Idaho. The have an internet stream, an FM 92.1 in Pocatello (Chinese Peak) and FM 106.3 in Idaho Falls. The 92.1 transmitter has been off frequency for weeks. I've driven to the top of Chinese Peak in my F150 last September. It is a real slog to get up there with nice weather. Currently, the mountain and road are covered in deep snow, so getting up to the top for a fix is going to be delayed until the snow melts and the road is passable again. I often have to prompt to staff via a Facebook messenger post when 92.1 is completely offline and the stream is down too. A reboot of the streaming computer fixes the latter issue. It's not a very well run operation. I'm comparing KOGO in San Diego as a reference of a well operated station.

[TangoLimaSierra]

These small stations run on autopilot. NO ONE answers the phone.

Ha! So the owner didn't even listen to his station.