Even if The Zone doesn't get another translator for a while, it's easy enough to stream for those of us who don't have an HD radio. In fact, the Tunein app and website already have it listed under "local radio" as 94.5-hd2. I assume iHeart will show the same eventually, since Cumulus still streams t...

Thanks for the info. At least they're not dumping "The Zone" entirely. Especially since 89X is no longer around.

With all the talk on this board about Toledo radio stations being sold, I'm a little surprised that WLMB-TV 40 hasn't been put up for sale yet. Seems like they're always asking for money, even though they sell and air ads. In addition, their programming is so out of date and out of touch with modern...

Biggest advantage ESPN Radio has over CBS Sports Radio is play-by-play rights. CBS Sports Radio has none, while ESPN Radio has MLB, NBA, limited rights to NFL games and college football (including the national championship game. If sports does go to 100.7 perhaps the Detroit Tigers would have a radi...

Just checked WMNT on Buckeye Broadband and all of their subchannels are still on. It's possible they've gone "cable only" as I haven't been able to get WMNT with an antenna for a while either.

No, this was just before they added Delilah, when their evening show was still known as "Love Notes" and still had a local host. I don't remember exactly when they picked up Delilah, but it was probably 1998-99. Toledo stations did have a nice playlist back in the 90s. I remember Star 105.5 used to ...

Wow! Those are some good memories, especially that Kim Carson aircheck. Hard to believe there were two stations playing "Quiet Storm" type music in Toledo in the 90s. The other was 105.5 I think that show was called "Love Notes" with Scott Gregory. Then after he left, it was hosted by a woman, but I...

IPTV services typically don't offer subchannels of main network affiliates. Both Hulu and YouTube TV offer CW network programming, on demand and perhaps live from the network itself if they don't offer a local affiliate in a particular area. Hulu did the same thing with NBC in Toledo, due to them no...

It's a very clear signal in mono, not as clear in stereo. So if it ever did get sold, probably should stay as some sort of talk station, whether sports, news or religious talk/ministry format.

It was a great documentary. While I was too young to hear/see him in his prime, I had heard about his radio career and TV shows on Windsor's channel 9. Heads up to anyone in the Toledo area, while we don't get WTVS 56 on cable or satellite, it is possible to stream any replays of that documentary or...

It appears they're back to showing AGN, AMG, or whatever that network is that they use during the day, not sure if they were just testing Cozi the other day when I tuned in, though maybe that change is coming in the new year, as the cozitv website even lists it as being available on WMNT 48.1, so wh...

Maybe the Cozi change started today. Looks like it's on Buckeye channel 58, which is usually airing the same thing as WMNT 48.1

Thanks.

Did a zip code search on thistv.com and noticed WDIV is no longer listed. In fact, some Detroit area zip codes, such as 48126 and 48202, only shows WMNT from Toledo, which recently brought it back. If I search north of Detroit, such as Southfield, 48086, it says there are no channels available. Did ...

Looks like Buckeye Broadband has brought back the other WMNT subchannels.