Just so you know. I will remove the tape and keep talking!!!!!!
Coming soon more lessons about Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and Tenille Townes records. I did not say “payola” .. I whispered “new payola.”
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A PARODY OF DR. JADA WATSON’S “RESEARCH” TO HELP YOU BETTER UNDERSTAND
A PARODY OF DR. JADA WATSON’S “RESEARCH” TO HELP YOU BETTER UNDERSTAND
MY STUDY IS CALLED… “A CAREFUL AND THOUGHTFUL LOOK AT THE BIAS AGAINST BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM BY THE ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS”
THEN IMAGINE YEARS OF GRAPHS THAT LOOK LIKE THIS:
CONSUMPTION OF ICE CREAM FLAVORS
AND FOR THE SAKE OF SAVING DIGITAL SPACE LET’S STIPULATE THAT IT’S BEEN THIS WAY FOR 53 YEARS 4 MOS AND 6 DAYS. YEAR AFTER YEAR BLUEBERRY COMES IN AT PLUS OR MINUS .02 OF 1%. CLEAR AND STEADY PROOF OF THE BIAS BY THE ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS AGAINST THE BLUEBERRY GROWERS OF AMERICA. COLLATERALLY THERE HAS BEEN SIGNIFICANT BIAS AGAINST THE NEW JERSEY AND CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWER ASSOCIATIONS.
ALSO OF SIGNIFICANT NOTE IS THE STRONG EXPENDITURES BY THE COCOA POWDER LOBBY IN WASHINGTON. ALSO THE VANILLA ACT OF 1981 WHICH MANDATED THAT VANILLA ALWAYS BE AVAILABLE BY ANY SHOP OFFERING ICE CREAM FOR SALE IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES.
THESE CLEARLY BIASED ACTIONS HAVE DEPRESSED THE CONSUMPTION OF BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM GOING BACK TO THE 1930’S WHEN THIS DATA WAS FIRST RECORDED.
ONE CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE OF THE DAMAGE THIS HAS CAUSED TO THE BLUEBERRY GROWERS TALLYS THE LOSS OF ACRES FARMED IN BLUEBERRYS HAS ATROPHIED OVER 35%. THE USDA ALSO CONSERVATIVLY ESTIMATES THAT 75,000 FAMILES HAVE HAD TO SELL FAMILY FARMS DUE TO THE BIAS AGAINST BLUEBERRY GROWERS IN THIS ANTI BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM CABAL.
WHY QUITE FRANKLY IT’S NOT A STRETCH TO IMAGINE SUICIDES AND EARLY DEATH RATES AMONG BLUEBERRY FARMERS HAVING SPIKED AS THE RESULT OF THE COORDINATED EFFORTS OF THE PURVEYORS OF CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA ICE CREAM.
IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO STRATIFY THE DATA TO SHOW HOW CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA ICE CREAM MANUFACTURES EFFORTS HAVE EVEN PREVENTED THE BLENDED FLAVORS OF BLUEBERRY WITH CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA. HOWEVER, WE CAN SAY CLEARLY THAT THESE EFFORTS HAVE MARGINALIZED THE BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM CONSUMPTION IN INSIPID WAYS.
THIS WOULD BE A PICTURE WITH A SINGLE MESSAGE OF BIAS IF PEOPLE ONLY ATE ICE CREAM ONCE A YEAR. HOWEVER, SINCE THE AVERAGE PERSON VISITS AN ICE CREAM PARLOR 13.47 TIMES A YEAR, CONSIDER THAT ONCE A MONTH AND POSSIBLY FOR A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION PERHAPS, THIS HORRIFIC BIAS IS SIMPLY MAGNIFIED AND COMPOUNDED BY EACH CALENDAR PAGE.
COMBINE THE BIAS OF ‘WHAT’S OFFERED” AT ICE CREAM PARLORS WITH THIS REPEAT VISIT METRIC AND YOU HAVE A CYCLE THAT SIMPLY REINFORCES THE REGULAR CONSUMPTION OF CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA. WE WILL NOTE SIMPLY LATER THAT EVEN IF BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM WAS STOCKED AT A HIGHER LEVEL AND MADE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE THE CONSUMPTION OF BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM WOULD NATUALLY RISE. WE NOW HAVE A CYCLE OF CONSUMERS WHO DON’T SEE WHAT THEY DON’T SEE AND NOW OVERLOOK THE CHOICE. GOD FORBID WHEN IT’S NOT EVEN PRESENT IN THE GLASS FREEZER TO BE SEEN!
TIME AND BUDGET DIDN’T ALLOW US TO DELVE INTO THE RICH AND ROBUST DATA OF GROCERY STORE PURCHASES OF ICE CREAM. SUFFICE TO SAY THE SAME RETCHED BIAS THAT THE CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA MANUFACTURERS HAVE PURVEYED VIA ICE CREAM PARLOR CONSUMPTION IS SIMPLY MIRRORED BY GROCERY PURCHASES AND HOME CONSUPTION. ONCE AGAIN WE REPRISE THE SIMPLE FACT THAT BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM IS NOT AS PREVALENT AND SOMETIMES NOT STOCKED AT ALL BY GROCERS! THIS IS THE KIND OF BIAS THAT DEVELOPS THE CYCLE OF REPEATED CONSUMPTION OF CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA!
MUCH NEEDED STEPS ARE NEEDED TO CORRECT THIS INJUSTICE TO THE BLUEBERRY GROWERS OF AMERICA!!!!! IT WILL TAKE AN INDUSTRY WIDE ALL-IN SERIES OF EFFORTS. THEY ARE:
ICE CREAM PARLORS– STOCK MORE BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM. PARLORS THAT DON’T HAVE BLUEBERRY MUST BEGIN STOCKING AND DISPLAYING IT NOW. THE PLACEMENT OF BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT. IT CANNOT BE HIDDEN LIKE SOME DENT IN A CAR. IT MUST HAVE EQUAL DISPLAY TO THAT OF THE CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA ICE CREAMS. PERIOD.
MANUFACTURERS– ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS SIMPLY NEED TO INCREASE THE GALLONS MANUFACTURED OUTPUT OF BLUEBERRY TO CREATE A FAIRNESS AND EQUITY IN OUTPUT. THIS IN TURN WILL FORCE THE SHEVLING AND PRESENTATION FOR SALE AND CONSUMPTION OF MORE BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM. THIS WILL BE A BEGINNING TO BREAK THIS CYCLE AND CULTURE OF ANTI BLUEBERRY BIAS.
PROMOTION– WE NEED TO MAKE JULY NATIONAL BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM MONTH. LET THIS NOT JUST BE A SINGLE MONTH PROMOTION. THERE NEEDS TO BE FIVE AND HALF MONTHS OF NATIONWIDE RADIO, TV, BILLBOARDS, FREE SAMPLINGS AND THE LIKE. AFTER JULY THERE NEEDS TO BE ANOTHER FIVE AND HALF MONTHS HALO OF THE MEMORY OF THE USAGE AND DELIGHTFUL EXPERIENCE CAMPAIGN. ONLY THROUGH A ROBUST CAMPAIGN OF MARKETING CAN BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM CLIMB UP FROM THE YEARS OF NON-STOP BIAS FROM TWO OTHER FLAVORS OF LEGACY PRIVILEGE.
MANAGEMENT AND AGENCIES– TAKE A PAGE FROM THE LEAD OF THE US AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS. WHEN TRUCKS STARTED OUTSELLING SEDANS TWO TO ONE THE AUTO MANUFACTURERS DID NOT STAND ROADSIDE IDLY BY. INSTEAD THEY SHUT DOWN HALF OF TRUCK MANUFACTURING TO CREATE A SMALLER SUPPLY OF TRUCKS. THAT EFFORT COMBINED WITH THE ARTIFICIAL FINANCIAL INCENTIVES CREATED BY THE US GOVERNMENT IN THE FORM OF TAX REBATES FOR THE PURCHASE OF SEDANS SLOWLY BEGAN TO CREATE MORE OF THE RIGHTEOUS BALANCE OF TRUCK TO SEDAN PURCHASES. WHILE WE HAVE NOT ACHIEVED PARITY, GREAT PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE BY THE SEDAN INDUSTRY IN PUSHING BACK ON THIS INGRAINED CULTURAL BIAS.
CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA GROWERS AND LOBBIES COME ON! YOU’VE HAD THE LEAD FOR LONG ENOUGH. PERHAPS IT’S TIME TO PASS LEGISLATION FORCING COCOA AND VANILLA MANFUCTURES TO PURCHASE BLUEBERRY FARMS SO THEY CAN HAVE BLUEBERRY SKIN IN THE GAME.
EATERS AND CONSUMERS – REALIZE THERE IS AN IMPLICATION TO YOUR PURCHASE CHOICE. DO YOU WANT THE FORECLOSER OF BLUEBERRY FARMS ON YOUR … LIPS? YOU MUST STEP UP AND CUT BACK AND SAY NO TO CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA FROZEN TREATS. YOU MUST ADD BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM TO AT LEAST A MIX (FAIR MIX PLEASE) OF YOUR ICE CREAM PURCHASES AND CONSUMPTION.
LASTLY
THESE SOLUTIONS ARE NOT HARD, BUT THEY DO REQUIRE SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. THEY REQUIRE PUBLIC COMMITMENTS, ACTION PLANS AND BENCHMARKS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY. THE DECISIONS DRIVING THE INDUSTRY SHOULD REFLECT AND REPRESENT ITS DIVERSE AND GROWING AUDIENCE. THE FUTURE OF ICE CREAM CAN BE ONE OF INCLUSION AND OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL.
COUNTRY RADIO SEMINAR 2019 50TH YEAR!!!! AKA WHAT’S WRONG WITH COUNTRY?
COUNTRY RADIO SEMINAR 2019 50THYEAR!!!! AKA WHAT’S WRONG WITH COUNTRY?
I love country radio seminar. I’ve been to a lot of ‘em.
Me and Martina before I said “tomato”
Tom McEntee and those folks who helped create the seminar had a great idea. Country can be a strong format by embracing the labels, artists and sharing information and intel.
The Motto was and remains “Growth Through Sharing.”
Easy for anyone to say the agenda may not be what we need. In fact I know they have tried to address the input that “there needs to be more for small market folks.”
Here are thee most important things that won’t be discussed in any session.
Those would be:
Charts Are Useless
The charts are virtually useless because of the large numbers of stations from the same companies. Then those companies play the same new songs all in unison. It’s the New Payola. Two major corporations make a deal. The big label group gets major chain to play the same new record multiple spins a day on the same days. In exchange that group gets valuable promotional trips to give away to see one of the labels other major superstar acts.
The New Payola
The New Payola warps the charts and creates worse product for radio airplay. It’s in the labels best interest to keep cranking out new acts that get streamed. It’s immediate cash. Protecting the Mount Rushmore Superstars isn’t something the labels worry about. Those stars make more money from touring. The labels don’t’ get much of that pie. That’s why the labels do more to create a Russell Dickerson than to keep a Luke Bryan at a high profile level.
Who? Nameless Faceless Acts
This chart and label combination is the cradle and incubator of creating many more nameless and faceless artists. They manufacture their careers via artificially trumped up played singles. Radio needs stars much more than it needs songs.
Is This Even Country?
The strength of country has always been the excellent and robust song writing community. Then their fine material gets recorded. Have we stretched the production rubber band past its breaking point? I think what can be presented as country can be quite wide but now more than ever radio has listeners complaining about the music saying, “that ain’t country.” I am not suggesting we dust off Hank Sr. and Ernest Tubb. What I am suggesting is that there needs to be a production discussion. The problem seems to be the streaming revenue model will never reflect what radio needs. So revenue from streaming is more than just a competitor for time it pulls the product further away from what radio needs.
Radio Could Be Better – Two Things Scream For Attention
Radio is a local medium. The concept of voice tracking from outside of the market feeds the transmitter but leaves a lot not done. Who is cutting the ribbon at the remote opening the new cell phone store? Who is at the high school tailgate party? If the highest profile personalities are from four states away they can’t do these things. Let alone describe the weather, road closures, or things that are happening in that local marketplace.
Partly because there are fewer local radio announcers there is less time to write and produce quality commercials. Radio (Country Radio and all formats) run awful commercials. Poorly conceived, poorly written and produced with about as much care as taking out the garbage.
Our big problems are USELESS CHARTS, THE NEW PAYOLA, STREAMING HAS LED TO FACELESS ACTS, A LOSS OF AN IDENTIFIABLE COUNTRY SOUND, VOICE TRACKING, AND AWFUL SPOTS.
Sure could use a robust industry discussion on these topics.
The CRB Board isn’t interested in my voice. Why I actually share and tell uncomfortable truths. I’m politically incorrect. And the folks who run the CRS are political and politically correct. If they let Keith Hill have a voice why he’ll say that we actually play 15% women and then say the word “tomato.” God Forbid!
Keith Hill
252-453-8888
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Does Radio Do This?
DOES RADIO DO THIS?
A guy who is an excellent production director I work with emailed me this clip of Steve Jobs and asked me the question.. “isn’t this was radio is doing?”
Steve Jobs looking at Xerox claims that they could have been the biggest thing in computers. The problem was the successful folks in sales were running the company. They sold copiers. They sold toner. They were called “toner heads.” She when they came in and saw the new computer technology they didn’t know what they were looking at.
Jobs claims that XEROX tripped up when the product development folks weren’t valued or given enough voice to the destiny of the company the sales guys caused the ills that prevented them from growth.
Does Radio Do This?
steve jobs on why xerox failed
Keith Hill
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AN OLD FORD ECONOLINE VAN AND THE COUNTRY RECORD CHARTS
AN OLD FORD ECONOLINE VAN AND THE COUNTRY RECORD CHARTS
There has always been some level of manipulation in all music charts. Why isn’t that the job of record promotion folks?
Promo Person on a call – “It just won song wars on KBBB 3 nights in a row and it beat star name!”
Another call – “hot phones in Parkersburg and Scranton”
Another call – “Joe Jones is testing it in Big City and it’s his #3 tester with 80% positive!”
Fast forward 35 years… “Hello Rod… we want to talk about a cooperative venture.” I can only speculate about the rest of that call.
I even suspect there is candor… “look my midline artist record isn’t testing well but I need a few more weeks so let’s talk about what we can do together.”
Now what does all of this have to do with a Ford Econoline Van?
Well many years ago in addition to my radio career I had several rental apartments. At one point I had enough of them that I needed to buy a van to move furniture and appliances. So I went really cheap. I bought an old beat up extended van that had rust holes and ran really rough. It actually barely ran. Oh and it didn’t lock and the dashboard didn’t work.
With a dashboard that doesn’t work you just have to drive what you think is the right speed. The real trick is always topping off the gasoline because you never really knew how much gas there was in the tank.
As I look at the Mediabase and Billboard I see clear evidence of manipulation, jive, deals, and various kinds of olas. I can only guess the compliance folks have found the loopholes, or are actually the sherpas giving guidance to the promo departments.
As I look at the charts these days it reminds me of that dash; it didn’t work on that old van. It didn’t give me any useful information.
Promotional initiatives with large groups of radio stations take rookie no name artists up the charts quickly while Mount Rushmore superstars climb like turtles with at least one broken leg.
Here’s what the charts do indicate today. They indicate what the labels want country radio to play. They in no way indicate the popularity of these songs with audience on America’s country radio stations.
I hate to sound like a presidential tweet but that’s “SAD.”
So, what do I do? What can you do? Do what I did with that old Ford Van with a dashboard that didn’t work. Drive very carefully.
Do you know what to play WITHOUT the charts?
Call Keith Hill 252-453-8888
A 100% ALL FEMALE CHANNEL!
A 100% ALL FEMALE CHANNEL!
You know after being told by the folks unhappy with my statements that led to tomato-gate I see finally instead of just complaining someone has done something positive and proactive.
Kudos to Christa Williams for her launch of SHE! On Tune In She Radio is now streaming an all female singer country / Americana channel. Also they point out its available for HD2 and Low Power FM content. Why not full power FM’s too?
Now I wish her the best of luck. Plus I hope this does advance careers and opportunities for women musicians.
Let’s see how it does. I won’t tell you how I think it will do. Most of you can imagine my thoughts and could guess what my predictions would be. I’d really like to see this on a full power FM station in a top 75 or top 50 market. Then we could see ratings.
In all sincerity, Christa, best of luck. I think you’ll need it.
The Story Above is From Lon Helton’s Fine Publication Country Aircheck
USE YOUR EARS… AND BRAIN!
USE YOUR EARS… AND BRAIN!
Ed Hill programmed several radio stations. Among them top rated country stations in Salt Lake City and Seattle.
Ed knows what he is doing. He learned as a jock from the great program directors of years ago that he worked for. Plus Ed is smart. He never just imitated another radio station. He thought about his station, it’s brand, it’s images, it’s fun factors and then created fresh locally meaningful content.
Ed’s been out of country radio for a couple of years but he’s still got that great brain. Here is his insightful post about listening to the one country radio station in Los Angeles.
I reprint Ed’s post here.
I have been out of country music and radio for almost two years. Listened to Go Country in LA and they have imaging on the air that is years old. I mean they mentioned “your iPod” who has an iPod?
Another big issue… The songs and the themes of the songs we’re all the same. Pure vanilla. Whoever is programming that station is not paying attention to the details. I never listen to radio anymore but decided to listen to see what has happened to the music.
This one jock said “ Here’s the latest from….
It was an act I have never heard of so I asked my 21 year old daughter who that was and she had no idea.
Then the female jock was promoting the morning show and she said… Set your alarm clocks . Clocks. Yes she said clocks. Yes CLOCKS.
Does anybody get reviewed anymore? The radio audience is shrinking. You have to be better than what I heard or you will accelerate
the inevitable slow decline into irrelevance.
Ed couldn’t be more right.
Might I suggest you take a full day outside of your own radio station and listen all day.
Attack your own station like it was your competition. Think, “This station is programmed by an idiot. Let me pick it apart!”
Make a list of every weakness.
Every anachronistic thing.
Every thing that is self serving and not listener benefit centric.
Then fix things.
It’s not just your career. It’s the career and welfare of everybody who works at the station. Get it right!
Are you qualified to be PD of your station?
If you think so prove it!
Ed and I are not related. We are brothers of different mothers. Ed is that ok with you?
Get Your Music Right! Get Everything Right!
If you need help call Keith Hill 252-453-8888 
A NEIGHBORS QUESTION ABOUT MUSIC ON THE RADIO
A NEIGHBORS QUESTION
So this past week I was on the road to a great local cluster of radio stations. Live local mornings, middays and afternoons on stations that serve the community.
When I got back it was relaxing to go over to a neighbors for a nice home cooked dinner, wine, and conversation.
“So what did you do this week?” I was asked. Well a lot but what I said essentially was “we freshened the music libraries of the Classic Rock and Country stations. The country station we tuned to be a little newer or a little less gold.”
My pal is a chemical engineer and his wife works for a realty company. So what they know about radio is that there are two knobs. If they don’t like a song they switch the station.
He said.. “do people’s tastes change? I mean once you get the music right … why do you have to change it?”
I explained that even if you have research on the market tastes folks who listen to the station do change how they feel about those songs. I explained call out research and auditorium music testing. It forced me to explain “hooks” and how that it is simply stimulus to response research.
Once you sort in the songs that are best to play often, midrange songs to play some and lesser songs play rarely and poorly testing songs are taken out, then you put that tested music on the air. Like anything organic as you play those great testing songs your P1 (preference one) audience over the time of three to six months will begin to fatigue on them. Different folks have different responses. Some folks never tire of hearing their favorite songs. Others literally will say.. “I love that song and its one of my all time favorites but BIG 109 plays it every hour and has worn it out.”
Now they don’t play it every hour. They might play it every day in a different hour but you listen to the station so much that you are exposed to those same 450 songs a bunch!
So I explained to my chemical engineering friend that while folks do have feelings about songs those feelings change as we run up the odometer count on those songs.
One of my analogies is that songs have a color. When they are fresh they are green. We often call fatigue of a song “burn.” The phase is “folks are “burned” on a song means that they have tired of it because of the many impressions or exposures of plays of the song. I explained “Power, Medium, and Light” rotations. I call burned songs brown. We rest them to “re-green” them.
I even explained platooning as a thoughtful system of resting a small number of those power songs that are most played. We might rest them for four weeks. When we bring them back we might rest another chunk of say 8 to 10 songs for 4 weeks. That way there are always songs that are resting. We pick the most played by the “odometer” count, in that category, to rest. When we return the songs there is a library play “odometer” that doesn’t change. It never resets. It’s always cumulative. However, the plays in category “odometer” we reset to zero when we move it back to play after resting.
My chemical engineer friend said, “huh, I didn’t think it was that involved.” He added, “I thought once you put in the best songs you were done except for adding new ones.”
Then after some more wine I learned more about the making of chemicals. It involves chemistry which is much more complicated than radio programming. But I did hear about giant mixers. Think of the mixer you might have in your kitchen but the size of your house instead. I’m glad my friend makes oxo and glycol.
Apparently I need all those chemicals for the radiator of my car and somehow the oxo ends up being important in plastics for the steering wheel, taillight lenses and faceplate of the radio.
Two friends had dinner and talked radio. Sort of.
Is your music right? Fresh? Stale? Burned?
Get your music right call Keith Hill 252-453-8888
If you need oxo or glycol I know a guy.
AN HOUR OF ALL FEMALES ON COUNTRY RADIO
Women of iHeart Country
Bobby Bones just got a promotion. He will be VP, Creative Director of iHeart Country.
You can tell Bobby works hard. Bobby has invested lots of long hours of work for iHeart Country stations and their collateral platforms and festival promotions. He’s an asset for the company.
iHeart like many other larger broadcasters use shows to save salaries on the local level. Plus in many cases you could never get that level of talent locally.
On the down side it isn’t local. While there is technology where Bobby can record liners for a station in Bakersfield and they can play them back. So to some it sounds like Bobby is actually there when he talks about Whiskey Flat Days.
Local jocks can not only talk about these things generously and intelligently but they can make live appearances.
But in the same way we loved David Letterman it is possible to have radio network syndication work to some level.
I also say BRAVO to more “creative” on radio in general let alone IHeart radio.
Some of my radio buddies and me would go on Rock N Roll and Country field trips!
We went to see the places where Lynyrd Skyryd, Otis Redding, Ricky Nelson, Bill Chase, Jim Croce, Stevie Ray Vaughn and others had come to life’s end.
I came up with the idea that we would each make cds of music we would play for the others in the car. We chose themes. One guy did famous songs and the songs they were stolen from. I did a cd with two versions of every song. One version was fully produced and one acoustic. As we played our cds we told stories about the songs. It occurred to all of us that this is what radio should be like. It was a group of experienced radio folks.
I am a music scheduler.
Yes, I am the guy who gave a metric of the amount of women I’d suggest on country radio and called them tomatoes in the salad.
There are countdown shows and they work. Even though typically you’d never play one to four hours of nothing but currents. Under a specialty umbrella various concepts can work.
One of the things the women who advocate more women on the radio say is that “it’s never been tried!”
Bobby also announced he will be launching a new show the “Women of iHeart Country.” I guess from the name it will be only or principally on iHeart stations.
I’m glad Bobby will be trying an hour of all females. Then we can see how it does.
How do YOU think it will do? Post your thoughts on Facebook at The UnConsultant
Keith Hill 252-453-8888 
FUN FACTOR – CHRISTMAS IN JULY!
FUN FACTOR – CHRISTMAS IN JULY
This blog is going to be FUN!
Your mission if you choose to accept it is to listen to KKBO Bismarck on July 25th.
KKBO is 105.9 BIG RIG COUNTRY.
The excellent PD / Morning Man is Sid Hardt. Great voice, great with listeners, cares about the community and understands that building a radio station audience involves making things memorable. Often that comes as the result of being FUN!
Tomorrow on the BIG RIG it will be “Christmas In July!”
You’ll definitely hear “Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow” and if you listen long enough I suspect you’ll her Burl Ives, Bing Crosby and Gene Autry.
You’ll hear Santa Claus! (if you recognize who Santa is voiced by post in on The UnConsultant Facebook page.
Ho Ho Ho. Prize, Christmas records and FUN!
The best way to communicate this FUN FACTOR today is listen to 105.9 BIG RIG COUNTRY!
http://streamdb9web.securenetsystems.net/v5/KKBO
