It is as if Custer is trying to get fired.

Should be an AM disaster. Collette already is hogging the spotlight, as she didn't let Veronica have enough time to introduce herself during Wake Up.

What was weird about 43 was they ran The WB at 6 on a delay and UPN aired at 11. At least, we got to see them, but it wasn't when everyone else did.

Starz is gone December 10. Epix and their Drive-In channels will replace the Starz Encore Channels.

And 12 has a posting for sports director. Ryan Slocum leaving too?

Starting October 23, Comcast in Flint will no longer carry the Detroit or Lansing out of market stations. This includes 2, 7, 23 and 50.

Jeopardy will be on at 8am on 5.2.

25 comes in way better. 46 is about the same. 5 is weaker, but it's no big loss.

Did anyone happen to get footage of 5's kids telethon? They're tinkering with the towers, so I wasn't able to see it. However,I hear the highlights are many kids crying, a flustered David Custer, and Alana Holland not knowing how to display numbers.

Cumulus has decided to not renew the radio contract for the Tigers for Sportstalk 1330. Flint doesn't have a radio home for the Tigers, but 97.1 does have a decent signal in the market.

It's not surprising to hear that more people listened to 102's morning show than 105.

Isn't "leaving to spend more time with my family" TV speak for "the contract wasn't going to get renewed?"

Bert Show launches on March 1st. That means 105 is live and local for just 9 hours weekdays.

Casual viewers didn't care for her in Nashville. If she didn't quit, they'd probably have fired her.

Why are they mocking blind people?