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Posted Fri, Sep 14, 10:22 a.m.
Anybody notice?: Anybody notice changes on air at KUOW? Where is Ross? Conversation has a new producer? Jeannie Yandel on The Beat, sounding like a giggling child in interviews. The clipped style..... the silence from the old pros... must be an uncomfortable place to be. Can't wait for the eruption ...
MOREPosted Wed, Sep 12, 6:59 a.m.
KUOW Management -- wrong: Roth and Hansen manage the place from closed little offices. They have no connection with the programming staff. They are not trusted, nor respected. They are AVOIDED. Hansen's program philosophy leads to more stupid call-in programs. He is indeed urging the clipped style mentioned by Ken ...
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