"Left, right, whatever" talk station gone in D.C.

[Keith Lavon]

I don't think that would make that much sense however as WTOP has plenty of
coverage with their smattering of FM signals, what would make much more
sense is to put a sports talker on 1500, they already have the Nats and
Capitals plus Navy football and GW basketball. There is only one sports talk
outlet in the city that is syndicated from 6am to 12pm (ESPN 980), then goes
syndicated after 7pm as well except when they run O's games. I think its
ready for a sports talker that is local! 1500 is obviously a great signal,
its the best AM in the DC market, something more that Federal News should be
on there....

On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 1:44 PM, Sean Smyth <sean.smyth@yahoo.com> wrote:

> On Mon, 8/11/08, Bob Nelson <raccoonradio@mail.com> wrote:
> > Bonneville is dropping talk at its WWWT 1500/107.7 in
> > Washington D.C. They had tried a mixture of
> > "left, right and whatever we want" talk but
> > apparently it's now gone due to a "business
> > decision".
> > The station had featured hosts ranging from Randi Rhodes to
> > Neil Boortz, Stephanie Miller to
> > Glenn Beck, Tony Kornheiser to Phil Hendrie, and Bill
> > O'Reilly to Jerry Doyle.
>
> So they're really putting all-federal radio WFED on 1500? Why not put WTOP
> back on 1500? That would make too much sense.
>
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