Actually, Live in the D is a great local program with tons of info about local fooderies, events and musicians. Much better than other local programming. The chemistry between Carr and Tati Amare is excellent. The program has loyal viewership. Not at all a snooze

I always liked Bob Allison, especially in the '60s.

Tom Clay, Lee Alan, Dick Purtan, Don Zee, Joel Sebastian, Dave Prince

This all sounds like a Mitch Hedberg skit.

Wow...I agree with Keener. It's only a waste because it doesn't fit your narrative. As for me, WJR is a waste of radio.

1965....WXYZ, WKNR, CKLW....Friday nights at the Drive-In everyone was tuned to Lee Alan on the Horn....few years later I was into WJZZ and WWWW (with the legendary Tom Clay).

Interesting WEXL history...
http://carcitycountry.com/2015/jack-nor ... exl-radio/

WEXL was this little obscure station located in Royal Oak, playing country before it went mainstream

Definitely keep the new style