Re: "When You're hte Star of the Station"

[dan.strassberg@att.net]

Carr Lives in Concord (he's an everyman--one of the 
_little_ people--his house is probably worth a mere $1.2 
million, like most of the homes in Concord). OK, WRKO's 
signal in Concord at night isn't dynamite, but it's not 
bad either. It is, truly, the second best AM signal in 
the market. Somehow, I don't believe that Entercom is 
about to buy WBZ. Or maybe Carr is trying to push his 
producer out to rival WTKK. Then both Carr and VB could 
complain about the signal day and night in the _other_ 
Concord--the one in NH. For sure during the day, and 
probably at night too, WRKO comes in pretty well up 
there; I doubt whether WTKK does.
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> this morning (06/04) during Howie Carr's insert on WRKO's 
> morning program, he discussed his producer's new nighttime show
> "VB and the Pleasure Pit."  Howie made two points: VB should profit from
> WRKO's dynamite lead-in of taped shows, and its block-buster nighttime
> signal (cue Eric Idle of "Monty Python": nudge, nudge, wink, wink,
> you know what I mean).
> Both statements were not-so-subtle digs at WRKO that perhaps could not
> be made by Rob Fritz or Listo Fisher!