I swear, some consultant a while back must have published a manifesto stating that words like “radio”, “network”, “tv” and “television” are out of date, and media should cease the use of these words. Only “old people” use those words and younger people don’t. <sigh>

SolarMax: “Detroit Public”

I think there is progress. I don’t think anyone thought, at the beginning of the season, that this Wings team was Playoff bound. With that being said, I think we don’t really know what is going on in Yzerman’s mind, and what his true expectations are. A few things stand out: Losing: Losing streaks k...

Yea let’s beat that dead horse. WUOM is my go to for NPR. Normally, solid reporting on issues around the state. But, I can’t get past this brand change. Michigan Public…WHAT?!? Michigan Public Media? Michigan Public News? Michigan Public Radio? Pick one. Any one. I don’t care. Just get rid of the br...

WMIC announcer and engineer Paul Osentoski passes away. The polka shows were very popular in the thumb. The signal got down reasonably well in Macomb and parts of Oakland counties as well. May he rest in peace. https://www.sanilacbroadcasting.com/2024/03/15/longtime-sanilac-broadcasting-personality-...

Oh wow, I'm wounded. Way more pathetic than creating multiple fake personas with fake "real names" to make scores of mindless fantasy radio posts, for sure. Go jerk off to Marsha Blackburn you shut in moron. It's gone again. You scared off "Mark Nelson". LOL. I've lost track of all the names; Steve...

So, they're playing a game here now they call cornhole. I'm old enough to remember when cornhole was a vulgar term. If you had asked some guy to play cornhole you might have got a punch in the mouth. I've played that since I was a kid. But it seems it started getting called Cornhole only in the las...

Bring back the Tom Kopeck club. (Doubt it would happen because he’s retired)

AM radio has the distance factor. AM stations can travel hundreds or even thousands of miles at night. If there was an emergency situation in the Eastern part of the country and there was still the possibility that other parts of the country still had power, those 50kw stations could still get info...

AM is still needed, glad it's being kept in cars. I was listening to AM580 today while driving. 💯 agree. AM Radio is important for emergency situations. When the power grid fails for whatever reason like hacking by terrorist, EMP or failure just by the age of our power grid, AM Radio can play an im...

AM is still needed, glad it's being kept in cars. I was listening to AM580 today while driving. 💯 agree. AM Radio is important for emergency situations. When the power grid fails for whatever reason like hacking by terrorist, EMP or failure just by the age of our power grid, AM Radio can play an im...

AM is still needed, glad it's being kept in cars. I was listening to AM580 today while driving. 💯 agree. AM Radio is important for emergency situations. When the power grid fails for whatever reason like hacking by terrorist, EMP or failure just by the age of our power grid, AM Radio can play an im...

Yet again, dead air. Don’t know how long it’s been like this. I’ve noticed it for the past 10 minutes.

Sima, just turn in the license already.

Wow. Just wow.

Does this guys resume look like Spartyville will only be a steppingstone to the next gig?

It takes at least 5 years to get a program running on all cylinders, especially now the Spartan Football program is going back to rebuilding from scratch.

Maybe make Spartan football a club sport?

Probably an announcer read the sign-off script, played the Air Force film of the National Anthem, then, cut power to the transmitter. It was a pretty standard and mundane procedure at all the stations.