Post by dbsteff on Sept 25, 2009 6:48:55 GMT -5
Well, at last, WLRS has fleshed out it's web page.
Looks like they are an FM-Talker of the conservative bent. In the Dallas market, talk has been the domain of AM Radio...so It will be interesting to see how this format works in the Louisville market. Only conservative talk has resonated in the Dallas market. Air America and other Liberal attempts at talk in the Dallas market have fallen flat, and done so quickly.
I like the new webpage....though, selfishly, I miss my "Early Days" segment, from the old site....Oh well!
As I have said in the past.... I'm very happy that the call sign WLRS has survived. Having been a part of the early days of the station, (1967 -- 69) it means a lot to me, personally, to know that WLRS, as a call sign is still part of the Louisville landscape.
Regards to ALL!
Dan
Looks like they are an FM-Talker of the conservative bent. In the Dallas market, talk has been the domain of AM Radio...so It will be interesting to see how this format works in the Louisville market. Only conservative talk has resonated in the Dallas market. Air America and other Liberal attempts at talk in the Dallas market have fallen flat, and done so quickly.
I like the new webpage....though, selfishly, I miss my "Early Days" segment, from the old site....Oh well!
As I have said in the past.... I'm very happy that the call sign WLRS has survived. Having been a part of the early days of the station, (1967 -- 69) it means a lot to me, personally, to know that WLRS, as a call sign is still part of the Louisville landscape.
Regards to ALL!
Dan