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I see WTDY laid off 4 people including Glen Gardner. Glen attended the Cruise-In at Quaker Steak on a regular basis. Hopefully he will bounce back in the area. Also laid off was TIm Morrissey. They did the morning show and did a great job. It was nice to hear interesting, intelligent conversation in the morning.
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I heard that too and was quite surprised. I enjoyed listening to both of them, almost every morning. Their show was refreshing ~ a change from all the other morning shows. I don’t understand the decisions of the management at that company, they’ve let some really good people go in the last few years and continue to fill their places with less than professional ~ let alone entertaining ~ staff. John & Tammy come to mind quickly, there are many others.
No offense to Sly, but he’s been around FOREVER and his show is mainly political, which gets real old real quick. The changes should be interesting, I know I’ll be looking for another station.
Quite a few changes have taken place at Midwest Family Brodcasting as of late, both on and off the air. Greg Bair lost his morning show on 93.1 when they changed there format to hip-hop, or crap as I prefer. Kurt Baron is back to being behind the scenes again. My cousin was a part-timer on the Lake and I haven’t talked to him, but I’m sure he’s lost that gig. Greg is back over at 94.1 JJO with Johnny Danger. Tara Arnold is not on there show, and was replaced by Beeotch….. Greg was the only reason I listened to JJO in the a.m. He’s a very knowledgeable dude and funny as hell!
Last March I won tickets to Ace Frehley on the Lake. That was the only FM radio show I would listen too. I have XM and now that XM and Sirius have joined, I get Sirius channels too!
Only listen to JJO now in the a.m. when its on at work, or when my buddy Brock (some of you may know him from the car show scene – 71 Charger r/t survivor car) is doing his on-air gig during the weekends thumbsup.gif
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