Yes.com: WLYT May Have Flipped To 24/7 Christmas

[mike704]

> Radiolover 78 wonders:
>
> > Why can't they (WLYT and WKQC) make a decision? They're
> probably really
> > confusing the LISTENERS also.
>
> Checking up on the playlists of both stations as posted on
> Yes.com, it appears
> that both stations went all-Christmas again at 7 P.M. EST
> this evening (November 14th).
>
> In the three and a half hours since (I'm writing this
> message shortly after 10:30 P.M. EST), both stations have
> been all-Christmas. Maybe this time, it's for keeps......or
> maybe not.
>

I don't think the listeners are confused.  The people here are ACTIVE listeners and thank God for you!  Most people just stop on the station that is playing a song they like at the time.

The past two years jumping into 100% Christmas music has done well for both stations.  Each one wants the title of "The Christmas Station" but I guess they are both sensitive to the comments about going into 100% Christmas mode too early. It should be obvious that both stations are listening to each other.

Look at it this way you are talking about what these two stations are doing...so they are creating a buzz, free publicity!

[Jim]

>
> Checking up on the playlists of both stations as posted on
> Yes.com, it appears
> that both stations went all-Christmas again at 7 P.M. EST
> this evening (November 14th).
>
> In the three and a half hours since (I'm writing this
> message shortly after 10:30 P.M. EST), both stations have
> been all-Christmas. Maybe this time, it's for keeps......or
> maybe not.
>
Isn't Delialah all Christmas music?  Her program run on WLYT beginning at 7 weeknights.  Maybe WKQC is playing Christmas music while Delilah is on!?!?!  Personally, I am glad they haven't flipped yet.  I honestly wish one of the two would  stay AC and the other go Christmas.  But, I guess it's about the cash$$$$$$

[Joseph_Gallant]

Perhaps before Ted Koppel retires from "Nightline", he could do a program on "The Cat And Mouse Game Concerning Christmas Music On The Radio: Charlotte Held Hostage---Day 9".

LOL!

[mike704]

> Perhaps before Ted Koppel retires from "Nightline", he could
> do a program on "The Cat And Mouse Game Concerning Christmas
> Music On The Radio: Charlotte Held Hostage---Day 9".
>
> LOL!
>
>
>
How about Christmas music in the left channel and regular format in the right?

LOL!

MikeM

[nerleman66]

I used to get tired of hearing non-stop Christmas tunes for six straight weeks.  But I've begun to re-think my position recently.  If the ACLU (American Communist Lawyers Union) and other anti-Christian whiners get their way (and eventually they will), anything and everything that even remotely recognizes Christianity will be banned from all of American society.  Lowe's, Target and numerous other big chains are already deliberately omitting the word "Christmas" from all of their store promotions and advertising.  Yes, they still carry products that say or mention "Christmas" but they refuse to use the word in any of their advertising.  They do this in the name of being "open-minded".  

Bottom line:  I'm enjoying being able to hear CHRISTmas music on the airwaves before the Michael Newdow types take it away from us.