papau
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Wed Dec-27-06 08:53 AM
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AAR - no longer in Boston - any word on its future? |
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Thanks in advance as I have to go out now - but I was wondering if a plan was in place to give Boston back an AAR station.
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Wed Dec-27-06 10:01 AM
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http://ltradio.blogspot.com/2006/12/bostons-progressive-talk-flips-to-rumba.htmlwill send you to Yahoo groups that has probably the latest info on what's happening
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Wed Dec-27-06 10:45 PM
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4. thanks for the link - interesting info :-) |
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Wed Dec-27-06 10:07 AM
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2. Do we Madison folk have to come to Beantown to show how it's done? |
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Edited on Wed Dec-27-06 10:08 AM by zulchzulu
I lived in Jamaica Plain and the Back Bay for a bit and it's a shame Boston doesn't have AAR. I know there are some cool college radio stations, but...
What was the AAR station replaced with? From what I've read here, it's the usual righty claptrap con artists and liars...
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Wed Dec-27-06 10:35 PM
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3. Radio 1200 and 1430 have adopted a spanish music format to replace AAR |
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Edited on Wed Dec-27-06 10:47 PM by papau
Boston now has 10 stations broadcasting a dozen or two rw crap shows - not for the money I suspect but rather to placate the owners bias (Clear Channel ups the power at 1200 and 1430 only after the format change to Spanish music - bias - or just interesting?).
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