Re: [IRCA] 830 kHz, I was wrong again!

2010-09-15 Thread George Sherman
WCRN website only mentioned "God Talk" for religion & didn't say when. They 
don't seem to list what they carry overnight? Most of their schedule seems 
conservative talk and what some might call infomercials or paid programming.
 
I went to Roy Masters' website www.fhu.com and it lists "Advice Line" 4-5 am 
Tu-F & 2-4 am *Saturday* on WCRN.  My reception was about 2-4 am EDT *Sunday* 
but many consider a day as not over until they go to bed, so maybe a safe 
assumption it was them?
 
Advice Line has been on the radio 52 years & is currently on about 175 
stations. This was the only one I saw for 830. Thanks for all replies. 73, 
George S., MN

--- On Wed, 9/15/10, Paul B. Walker, Jr.  wrote:


From: Paul B. Walker, Jr. 
Subject: Re: [IRCA] 830 kHz, I was wrong again!
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America" 

Cc: m...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, September 15, 2010, 3:59 PM


WCRN's website is http://www.wcrnradio.com/on-air.htm

If WCRN carries Roy masters, it's new as it isnt o nthe program schedule.

Paul

On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 3:14 PM, George Sherman  wrote:

> I apparently heard *both* WTRU Kernersville,NC & WCRN Boston, MA. They &
> WTRU have same 1st & 3rd call letters, C & T are sound-alike with less than
> perfect reception. I thought the calls sounded like WTRX. Maybe my attention
> deficit. So I was unaware that one station was fading out quickly & quickly
> replaced by the other.
>
> When I heard Talk Radio slogan at bottom of hour, I thought WTRU? probably
> said Christian (unreadable) Talk Radio as their website shows that slogan.
> Definitely many calls with religious subject, and what I think of as
> southern accents. Carolina was mentioned 2 or 3 times, including Carolina
> Mobile, which is listed as a sponsor on the WTRU website.
>
> Also when WTRU showed Truth Radio Network on their website, I thought that
> might be what they said, but thought Truth sounded like 2 syllables. Does
> the CRN in WCRN stand for Christian Radio Network? (Christian is  2
> syllables). Or did I miss a syllable & maybe they said CBS Radio Network? Or
> maybe they said True Talk Radio Network?
>
> WCRN is listed as CBS True Talk on Barry's site. When I tried a search
> engine for CBS True Talk, nothing came up? Roy Masters seemed like a mix of
> religion & politics, except some of that talk may have been WTRU, listed as
> carrying Micheal Medved. I would like to thank Ken Baird for telling me WCRN
> does carry Roy Masters. Also, I heard a CBS News sounder weakly about 15
> seconds before I heard it stronger on WCCO. 73, George S., MN
>
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Re: [IRCA] 830 kHz, I was wrong again!

2010-09-15 Thread Paul B. Walker, Jr.
WCRN's website is http://www.wcrnradio.com/on-air.htm

If WCRN carries Roy masters, it's new as it isnt o nthe program schedule.

Paul

On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 3:14 PM, George Sherman  wrote:

> I apparently heard *both* WTRU Kernersville,NC & WCRN Boston, MA. They &
> WTRU have same 1st & 3rd call letters, C & T are sound-alike with less than
> perfect reception. I thought the calls sounded like WTRX. Maybe my attention
> deficit. So I was unaware that one station was fading out quickly & quickly
> replaced by the other.
>
> When I heard Talk Radio slogan at bottom of hour, I thought WTRU? probably
> said Christian (unreadable) Talk Radio as their website shows that slogan.
> Definitely many calls with religious subject, and what I think of as
> southern accents. Carolina was mentioned 2 or 3 times, including Carolina
> Mobile, which is listed as a sponsor on the WTRU website.
>
> Also when WTRU showed Truth Radio Network on their website, I thought that
> might be what they said, but thought Truth sounded like 2 syllables. Does
> the CRN in WCRN stand for Christian Radio Network? (Christian is  2
> syllables). Or did I miss a syllable & maybe they said CBS Radio Network? Or
> maybe they said True Talk Radio Network?
>
> WCRN is listed as CBS True Talk on Barry's site. When I tried a search
> engine for CBS True Talk, nothing came up? Roy Masters seemed like a mix of
> religion & politics, except some of that talk may have been WTRU, listed as
> carrying Micheal Medved. I would like to thank Ken Baird for telling me WCRN
> does carry Roy Masters. Also, I heard a CBS News sounder weakly about 15
> seconds before I heard it stronger on WCCO. 73, George S., MN
>
>
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[IRCA] 830 kHz, I was wrong again!

2010-09-15 Thread George Sherman
I apparently heard *both* WTRU Kernersville,NC & WCRN Boston, MA. They & WTRU 
have same 1st & 3rd call letters, C & T are sound-alike with less than perfect 
reception. I thought the calls sounded like WTRX. Maybe my attention deficit. 
So I was unaware that one station was fading out quickly & quickly replaced by 
the other.
 
When I heard Talk Radio slogan at bottom of hour, I thought WTRU? probably said 
Christian (unreadable) Talk Radio as their website shows that slogan. 
Definitely many calls with religious subject, and what I think of as southern 
accents. Carolina was mentioned 2 or 3 times, including Carolina Mobile, which 
is listed as a sponsor on the WTRU website.
 
Also when WTRU showed Truth Radio Network on their website, I thought that 
might be what they said, but thought Truth sounded like 2 syllables. Does the 
CRN in WCRN stand for Christian Radio Network? (Christian is  2 syllables). Or 
did I miss a syllable & maybe they said CBS Radio Network? Or maybe they said 
True Talk Radio Network?
 
WCRN is listed as CBS True Talk on Barry's site. When I tried a search engine 
for CBS True Talk, nothing came up? Roy Masters seemed like a mix of religion & 
politics, except some of that talk may have been WTRU, listed as carrying 
Micheal Medved. I would like to thank Ken Baird for telling me WCRN does carry 
Roy Masters. Also, I heard a CBS News sounder weakly about 15 seconds before I 
heard it stronger on WCCO. 73, George S., MN


  
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