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To: Samurai_Jack

Is that a news talk station as well? (Forgive me for asking so many questions — it’s just that, if I’m not listening to 630, I listen to AM 570 or to 80’s music on 102.7 Jack-FM... I’m unaware of 930 Frederick).


13 posted on 02/17/2008 5:06:56 PM PST by SilvieWaldorfMD (Hard lesson learned in the 1980's: "Never perm and dye your hair at the same time!")
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To: SilvieWaldorfMD
Hi Silvie...FYI:

930AM out of Frederick is WFMD 930AM.

They feature:
Laura Ingraham from 9-12,
Rush from 12-3,
Glen Beck 3-6,
Mike Savage 6 to 10PM,
Jim Bohannan 10PM to 1AM,
George Noory and Art Bell 1AM to 5 AM.

27 posted on 02/18/2008 5:32:25 AM PST by DCPatriot ("It aint what you don't know that kills you. It's what you know that aint so" Theodore Sturgeon))
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To: SilvieWaldorfMD

Silvie,

Can’t do Komrade Klien’s Koolade. It sends my blood pressure into the stratosphere. I wish WMAL would not put him on the air.

930 in Fredneckis my hometown station and has pretty standard conservative fair; I listen to it in the AM for local news with “Morning News Express with Bob Miller” (and only if Grande and Parks is slow). Bob does a pretty good job though he doesn’t overly dwell on politics.

I often listen to the live feed of Laura Ingraham on the radio and over the internet when Chris Core goes off the reservation, which seems more and more of the time these days.

The afternoons feature Rush, whom I only really listen to in the car and then Glenn Beck, whom I really don’t seem to like on a regular basis.

It’s odd, but I used to find Ingraham to be annoying (I don’t know when she got her own show, but I used to hear her on Imus maybe 5 years back) and I liked Beck’s schtick. Now it’s kind of the other way around. In a way, I think they’ve change a bit and in other ways I know that my tastes have changed.

Either way, it’s nice to have the variety.

If I’m able to work and listen to talk radio I usually stream Dennis Miller live and listen to podcasts of Hugh Hewitt and Dennis Praeger online from Townhall. Many of Praeger’s show’ are not specific to a particular news cycle (”The Happiness Hour” and “Ultimate Issues Hour”), so you can listen to those podcasts anytime.

I also stream EWTN, particularly Benedict Groeschel.


33 posted on 02/18/2008 10:18:50 PM PST by incredulous joe (Waterboarding advocate and proud nativist!)
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