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We live in fame or go down in flame................
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originalzzmfmjock
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- Joined: Tue Apr 18, 2006 9:37 pm
- Location: west michigan
Re: We live in fame or go down in flame................
I worked at WLAV-AM in the summer of 1979 and it was already a throw away AM at that point. Extremely low ratings and no clue of how to program the AM station successfully. I only stayed there for about 4 months, cause I didn't think the station was really worth the effort. Left LAV-AM to go to work for WGRD-FM.
Re: We live in fame or go down in flame................
1340 was Z rock for a while. That was an interesting experiment.
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Transmitter
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Re: We live in fame or go down in flame................
1340 AM struggled in the 2000s with Bret Bakita, but (name removed by request) developed a strong niche sports following on his afternoon show. Then the station went to a talk format around 2009. It wasn't very good although the local news was the best in the state for a number of years until the entire staff seemed to disappear a few years ago.
Re: We live in fame or go down in flame................
Now WBBL is back to square one again at 1340 plus its 106.1 peashooter.Transmitter wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 10:04 pm 1340 AM struggled in the 2000s with Bret Bakita, but (name removed by request) developed a strong niche sports following on his afternoon show. Then the station went to a talk format around 2009. It wasn't very good although the local news was the best in the state for a number of years until the entire staff seemed to disappear a few years ago.