Talk radio experiment ends in New York as Free FM reverts to K-Rock

Canada.com ^ | 25 May, 2007 | Larry Mcshane

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

NEW YORK (AP) - With a blast of Nirvana's "All Apologies," the 17-month effort to establish a talk station at New York's 92.3 FM ended abruptly Thursday afternoon with the return of K-Rock, the station's identity before Howard Stern departed for satellite radio in January 2006.

[CAWats]

Thanks!! it’s interesting how these things evolve.

[Grizzled Bear]

I tell people who listen to these stations - why not make a CD of the 20 songs they play and just listen to it over and over again in your car? No commercials that way.

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I wonder if it gives them a sense of “community.”

[Grizzled Bear]

The Germans start a joke mission of their own, and when they finally broadcast their joke to the English, the joke is “Two peanuts were walking in the park and one was assaulted.”

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“My dog has no nose!”

“How does it smell?”

“Terrible!”