response 25 of 48:

Feb 4 18:11 UTC 1992

So what happened, did they get busted?
Unfortunately, I'm not in the area to listen to the Cass Coridor 
when it was on.  Oh well.

response 27 of 48:

Mar 7 08:17 UTC 1992

   I'd like to create a station like WDET, where just about anything
could be played, without the fear that an idiot of a station manager
would scream at me for not playing things on some stupid play list.
   No commercials, and no requests for money--that would be ideal.

response 29 of 48:

Jun 25 05:23 UTC 1992

 let's see now... WLIC...Hmmm sounds like a nice call. I would not
use naked air personnel, but rather a free form, Dave Dixon type
station, Anything I want (in good taste and within FCC guidelines)
anytime I want. Of course I would relegate all the bc duty to the
professional air personell while I would spend endless hours trying
desperatly to contact all countries.

  Uh, any volunteers out there willing to go to St Peter Is?
only for a month or so. I see a hand...it's wb8wsf.


  ;-)

response 31 of 48:

Jul 24 05:42 UTC 1992

While we were visiting my folks in Maryland, we were reminded of how much
we like WHFS, 99.1 in Annapolis and environs.  In three hours of listening
we picked up the names of two new-to-us performers who we were interested
in.

response 33 of 48:

Dec 18 22:56 UTC 1992

(Re Sherri Donovan:  I'll look in my back issues of Playboy and see
if I can find them.)

response 35 of 48:

Aug 28 04:19 UTC 1993

I lament the loss of the FM WAMX, here in Ann Arbor.  Trying a mix
of notNeil Diamond, not Barbra Streisand softer rock, the more folkie
type, that is the folkie type that became mainsteam in the 70's--
csn&y, James Taylor, soem Billy Joel, others.  Also Roches, some 
recent folk (including Christine Lavine & John Gorka).  Also the 
instrumental music of "smooth Jazz".  They went all Oldies before 
the end of the year.  The jocks at WIQB where really knocking the 
change, then WIQB put it's money where there mouth was, as the 
took the simalcast of WIQB on 1290 am and restarted WAMX, but with 
less smooth Jazz.  Unfortunatly it is on a 500 watt AM station.
(Do AM stations really sound that bad, our do our new modern tuners
(designed by the Japanese now) really discount AM radio.  

Unforunatly all radio freqencies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and 
Washtenaw counties are used up (FM & AM).  You might be able
to find an unused freqency in Northern Michigan or other very rural
areas.  Yes, the FCC "reserved" some FM freqs as the band was being 
populated.  It took until 1975 or so for another FM station to 
start up in Houghton, Michigan.

response 37 of 48:

Aug 28 16:18 UTC 1993

I'd Do WRAP, Non-Stop Gangsta and Hardcore rap, based in Detroit. 
Jeez, It would probably do really well.......

response 39 of 48:

Apr 10 05:01 UTC 1994

I like wcbn, especially "Grunge is Dead" hosted by John Rastafari. on at 12:00
friday night.  and laith and fergs sshow saturday nights at 1:00, which reminds
 me I showld turn it on now. I'm in  a band called Beachhead and we played on
John rastafari's show

response 41 of 48:

Aug 24 22:27 UTC 1994

What was the format?

response 43 of 48:

Sep 30 18:45 UTC 1994

I would definitely go with a modern to classic rock type deal.

response 45 of 48:

Dec 13 18:50 UTC 1994

continued from #44.
KPNT - 105.7 The Point...all alternative..all day ...allright!!

response 47 of 48:

Jun 16 13:48 UTC 1996

dude that is like my dream!! i woul dhave this great radio station that played
a little of everything!!! kiss, followed by seal, followed by the bee
gee's...i have a mix that would amuse and confuse! and id be#1!!!!!!!