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With the ownership change to KTQA 95.3 I’m going to miss hearing “Johnny Dollar” or “Suspense” driving from home to work and back each day. (My home and office are near the north and south limits of their coverage area, so this is almost like my own personal station.) They’ve been airing a lot of “Our Miss Brooks” lately and that’s not a favorite. The old radio dramas that I enjoy have been filler because this LPFM station hasn’t generated much local content, except the very strange show “Ask An Athiest,” which is also not on my favorites list.
I wonder WHEN the reported change in ownership will have an effect on programming. This report was from May 2019.
Mark Dolan from Chuck Ellsworth and Lee Perkins’ radio class at LH Bates Voc-Tech? Dewey Boynton was in the class, along with Dave Sawyer, Sam Lawson, Rick Nordlund.
Confirmed: “I remember you at Bates Tech, you, Dave Sawyer and me use to have some good laughs in the old control room at KTOY. I was at Bates tech the last day before KBTC (KTOY to us) went off the air it was pretty sad. They collected all the equipment and license and sold it. Good to hear from you, Mark”
I also worked at KVAC “The mighty 1490” with Larry Bailey, Buddy Howard, Al Clarke, Jerry Bebe. Sorry to hear it went silent, small AM stations are having a hard time of it now days. I remember KAPA in Raymond WA broadcasting out of a trailer. This station went silent also. Seems a lot of AM radio stations are being bought up by churches or have changed to Hispanic programming.. One of my favorite radio stations is a daytime radio station in Olympia Wa KBRD 680 AM, for 250 watts it has good coverage. I guess with the internet and cell phones the newer generation is not listening to AM, l hope the new generation will discover AM radio.