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Joey Reynolds / WOWO (Was Re: NorthEast Radio Watch . . . )
- Subject: Joey Reynolds / WOWO (Was Re: NorthEast Radio Watch . . . )
- From: "Martin J. Waters" <mwaters@wesleyan.edu>
- Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1998 10:40:23 -0400
>At 05:54 PM 12/11/98 -0500, Scott Fybush wrote in NERW:
>>
>>Oh yeah, that other Fort Wayne AM: WOWO (1190) seems to be back to
>>50kw nights for at least a little while. Its day signal is still
>>solid for miles and miles, and was listenable as far out as Dayton and
>>Cincinnati. New morning guy Dave Macy was entertaining, too. After
>>dark, there's nothing WOWO offers that would be of particular interest
>>to distant listeners these days -- a minute of local weather once an
>>hour, no local news, satellite-delivered talk, barter spots, and
>>that's about it.
To keep up my broken-record broken-record broken-record role as a
cheerleader for the Joey Reynolds Show, I must say that I consider WOWO to
have great overnight programming because they're running that show.
Reynolds is on relatively few high-power stations and no other Class A
stations that I know of in the eastern U.S. at least, other than WOR. Due
to the extreme nighttime interference to WOR, even in its primary
groundwave area, I sometimes give up on it and listen to Reynolds on WOWO.
Driving from Connecticut to Massachusetts the night before Thanksgiving, I
had him on for two hours from WOWO because WOR's signal was totally trashed.
Now, if someone will give me a street map showing the portion of
the city of Fort Wayne where WOWO will be listenable at night (if any)
starting pretty soon, I'll start house hunting <g>.
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Have you patronized the skywave signal of an AM Class A station today?
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