Question about 950 AM WPEN

[DToTheJ]

Ahf Tsu Loches...

Not sure what this means, but backwards it reads: "S Echo Lust F? Ha!"

[oasisrulz]

It means, "As fate would have it" in Yiddish, where is Sam when you need him LOL...

[Sam Lit]

I'm busy kvetching.

[oasisrulz]

You don't seem like a complainer to me, you are more of a Maven then a Kvetch...
oy veh is mir...that is all the Yiddish lessons for today people..now back to radio LOL....

[bsquared11]

It's a radio board.  If you don't want to talk about radio, why are you here?

To have intelligent conversations about audio entertainment, not trivial what if scenarios about an AM radio station owned by a company that doesn't have a clue, and to help people understand that terrestrial radio is dead and the importance of audio entertainment moving into the digital age and away from transmitters and towers.  That's part of why I'm here.

[aindik]

It's a radio board.  If you don't want to talk about radio, why are you here?

To have intelligent conversations about audio entertainment, not trivial what if scenarios about an AM radio station owned by a company that doesn't have a clue, and to help people understand that terrestrial radio is dead and the importance of audio entertainment moving into the digital age and away from transmitters and towers.  That's part of why I'm here.

This is why we have threads with subject lines.  So you can not click on the ones you don't want to read.

[Seltzer]

How could I forget baseball?  I'd run the Sunday night game, night time playoff games, and all the World Series on 97.5.  Of course, any daytime playoff game involving the Phils I'd run on 97.5. The rest of the playoffs would be run on 950 only.

Just don't want to bump Mikey M too often.

WIP used to carry Sunday night and Monday night games.   PEN has had them for a few years now.

[Seltzer]

ESPN does offer sports talk 24/7, even when games are being carried.

[mook]

Terrestrial radio is on its way out anyway...

Wrong....radio is listened to more now than ever before:

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13526_3-10389788-27.html

Radio listening is alive and well, and should be for decades to come.

[Sam Lit]

Terrestrial radio is on its way out anyway...

Wrong....radio is listened to more now than ever before:

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13526_3-10389788-27.html

Radio listening is alive and well, and should be for decades to come.

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