I have always been a follower of the Lansing radio market and I took the radio class at LCC. I was a student before WLNZ went on the air and I was happy when WLNZ got the FM license although I never got a paying job there. What I want to know is did University of Michigan buy it as the rumours said ...

I realize that the radio especially the non commercial radio in Flint and to a lesser extent in the Tri Cities suck but wish that somebody would atleast share what stations and formats they like or dislike. The posts I see in this section are all about TV or some kind of nonsense. I would like to ha...

I.ve often heard it said that insanity is when you repeat the same action and expect different results. Well I believe that "Thunder Country" at 107.3 fits that definition. I say that because all they do is play the same modern country hits of the 2000's all by major label artists just like B-93, Mo...

As everybody knows the Detroit area is the largest market in Michigan with lots of radio stations. Recently the posts I've seen are all about TV and a bunch of nonsense. Radio is an exciting subject and yet you Detroit area participants aren't discussing all of your radio options. You Detroit area p...

In Grand Rapids it's the non commercial FM radio stations that offfer the best variety of programming. On the weekends you can listen to Greg Blueben with the blues every Friday and Saturday nights going into Saturday and Sunday mornings with more blues than what's being offered in Chicago and Detro...

In Grand Rapids it's the non commercial FM stations that offer more choices than the large commercial companies that own almost all commercial FM stations. If you like blues you can listen to Greg Blueben on the weekends on WGVU-FM. If you like jazz you can listen to the jazz warrior Harvey Mc Knigh...

Last September I posted the fact that I program blues programming on WGVU-fm in Grand Rapids and WGVS-fm in Muskegon, I got very little response while all of these boring posts about TV, far away radio markets, politics, and a bunch of nonsense have persisted not only in the Grand Rapids/ West Michi...

I host the weekend blues programming on GVSU public FM stations wgvu-fm and wgvs-fm under the name Greg Blueben in G.R. and Muskegon for 26 years. I feel that my programming efforts are being overlooked, but I might be wrong. Chicago and Detroit on any given weekend don't offer as much blues as we d...