Clark Howard is one of my favorites. Glad they put him on 100.7 as I had been listening to him on AM 800 CKLW, or online via San Francisco's "Real Talk 910" website. Surprised Chris Plant is still on there at all. WABC Radio in New York city replaced him with Fox News's Brian Kilmead as of early Jan...

Wow, that brings back some memories! Thanks for that. Not sure when, but eventually "Edge of Night" was shown weekday mornings on WXYZ and I think WDHO. Wondering if WGPR picked up anything in April 1980 that was preempted on other Detroit stations. As mentioned before, channel 62 at some point carr...

I stand corrected on WUPW. RF 26 it is.

Thought I read somewhere that WUPW is scheduled to move to RF 32, but haven't heard anything about that recently so not sure when or if that will happen.

WDIV will preempt Jeopardy again this Friday night, January 25 at 7:30, for a local special about the Olympic ice skating tournament this weekend. I wish they would preempt Wheel of Fortune instead, because that show has 3 different contestants every night, while the Jeopardy champion returns to fac...

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Its signal is strong in Temperance.

That's probably the only way to get it in Temperance or anywhere in Monroe County, Michigan as Buckeye doesn't show it there, they offer WMYD-TV 20 instead. I don't think Dish or Directv have it either.

I've watched a couple episodes but not a big fan. Usually on opposite Big Bang Theory which I definitely prefer.

I've recently rediscovered it on Ion Television. It's on that channel Monday through Thursday mornings starting at 7:00 until 11:00 AM. The show has become part of my morning routine. In the middle of the 5th season now. Good character development and interesting plot lines.

He's probably the only left leaning host on Salem's network. Maybe he thinks he can talk sports, either because Rush Limbaugh has been known to talk about his beloved Steelers, and/or because politics and sports have intersected in recent years, particularly in the NFL and NBA.

Wonder what that means for Yes FM in the Toledo/Lima areas. They were never an affiliate but have a similar playlist to what Air-1 had. Yes FM has been marketing themselves as "Positive Beats" for the last several months.

That's true. When prog. talk was on the fm translator in Ashville, most of their breaks were filled with psas from the network. Not many nationally syndicated hosts for this format anymore, either. Namely, Stephanie Miller, Thom Hartmann and Norman Goldman. I will give Fox News Radio some credit, as...

I clicked on 1011 The Revolution's website which had progressive talk in Ashville North Carolina and was redirected to altavl.iheart.com, an alternative rock station, sounding just like Detroit's alt 106.7. You may remember progressive talk was moved to an fm translator station when ESPN Radio began...

Toledo's 101.5 The River is usually just a few days later than WNIC in switching.

Back in the early to mid 90s, WDIV and WKBD were available on a cable system known as Triax or Tryax, (not sure of the spelling) west of Toledo in cities such as Swanton, Delta, Wauseon, Napoleon, etc. I lived in Delta at the time and thought it was cool that they had those two Detroit stations with...

Sometimes like to watch prime time shows, such as Will and Grace, or Chicago Med, PD and Fire on my laptop, while someone else in the family is watching different shows on the main TV in another room. Not a big deal, can always stream those shows the next day but just wondered if the live stream was...