Granola crunching NPR fans unhappy makes me HAPPY.
I'm just furious that Mary Cliff was on so long, boring me to death and inserting little political jabs into her remarks about the music. Geez, I got sick of hearing sixties protest songs and old Woodie Guthrie commie songs. Garrison Keilor was good many years ago, but that was many years ago. If we can now hear classical music on the dial, I'm okay with it (but I'll miss Renee Cheney's lovely mellow voice telling me what I'm about to hear).
I hope Bonn does somthing fun in Seattle as well.
We have commercial classical radio in Boston. One of the few nice things about living in a metacenter of moonbattery.
Even better, they play baroque music quite heavily.
d.o.l.
Criminal Number 18F
Well, it's more of a wash.
107.1 FM and 1500 AM (WTOP) went to 103.5 FM (which used to be WGMS). (They said it was because 103.5 was a better frequency, but it's much worse for us than 107.1 here west of Washington D.C).
WGMS then went to 104.1. (Used to be Z104 which was a ratings dud).
107.1 FM is now Washington Post radio. (It's nasty).
So now WGMS is taking over the 90.9 slot. So we lose the whiny voices on 90.9 but are still stuck with them at 107.1.
P.S. I am VERY happy we'll still have a WGMS. It's a wonderful station, especially at Christmas time.
You folks ever heard Dick Gordon on NPR?
I'm not even sure he's actually male. He is, by FAR, the biggest a## kisser I have EVER heard, anywhere. He is the very definition of weak kneed, ultra liberal, touchy feely radio. Utterly sickening.
Waitaminute. *One* classical music station in DC? And it's on and off and on? I'm shocked and dismayed. We have that many classical stations in South Texas, and we're, you know, the land of the uneducated knuckle draggers etc.
Mrs Felis and I scare the cats regularly with a medicinal dose of Bach, or her favorite, what's his name.
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