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RE: I never understood the business model for radio

Posted by bean on April 13, 2017 at 12:16:03:
Terri and Lin are still there; Lin seems to be the promo "personality" focus now. Leslie passed away last year, Frank E. Lee retired, Tom Marker forced out (reduced to part time, Monday night Blues Breakers), Norm Weiner demoted from program director then quit...

Used to hear EVERYTHING worthwhile there, at least once in a great while. Now, the foundations from the '60's-'80's never get airtime. Used to be an education in rock. Now it's the latest "adult alternative" over and over, with 15-20% more advertisements and one or two very popular "oldies" per hour. Once or twice a week something older that is really interesting.

Sad.