I worked in radio for about 10 years here in Norway, and I could write a long rant about how the radio business has changed in Norway, how it used to be a lot more personal and interesting (I think the operative word is Fresh) than it is today. And I might just do that one day, but for now you will have to stick with reading about how radio got boring in the USA, in the San Diego Union-Tribune: Mourning DJs
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I hate the radio stations in my area all they have
is talk talk talk and rock rock rock.I do like one
talk show coast to coast a m its on late at night
its kind of spooky I like all things considered on
NPR and Music of your Life is ok i like the music
ok its overall radio i hate so many talk shows sports shows there is one classical channel and one jazz station I Like those. my main problem is
my favorite singer never gets played on the radio
his name is MICHAEL CRAWFORD. famous for playing
the phantom of the opera the only time i hear him
is maybe over the weekend when WTLA plays broadways biggest hits or when its christmas time
they play O HOLY NIGHT he sings it beautifully
his music should be played on the radio. radio stations should have a BROADWAY AND THEATER MUSIC
radio format including broadway and movies tv show
themes movie themes and london and vegas shows
ballet and opera too sincerely KATHY GUINTO