[BC] Broadcasters That Serve The Public (Re: WBAA at Purdue...)

[Paul B. Walker, Jr.]

Here at Northern Plains Radio Network/Cherry Creek Williston.....

This week alone, we are doing several remotes from the Upper Missouri
Valley Fair on both KYYZ-FM and KEYZ-FM

We are also doing a remote from Dairy Queen today, as kind of a
listener appreciation and welcome to summer idea.

We have guests on both our morning shows all the time, if they walk in
and have something to talk about... we usually put them on.  What's
interesting... they make a big deal out of being on the air and thank
us several times, but it's no big deal to us because it's part of what
we do here as members of the community.

Paul B. Walker, Jr.
Morning Host & Music Director
Country Thunder Z96/KYYZ-FM
Williston, North Dakota

On 6/21/06, Mike <engineermike at mindspring.com> wrote:
> As with any broadcaster it is your obligation to operate in such a way
> that is for the greater good of the public.  Sadly the FCC removed this
> requirement years ago but as a public broadcaster we still strive to
> meet that.  I'm sure there are a few out there that don't but the
> majority of us go out of the way to fulfill that.  Please fill me in
> with more details as I would love to help change your mind about public
> broadcasting.  We can take this private if you'd like.
> Let me know
> Mike
>
> Douglas B. Pritchett wrote:
> > Sorry, no flames here. And you're probably correct about the bad taste.
> > It's my perception. I must not be intellegent enough to understand the
> > programming. It's that "greater good" thing I keep hearing about. What
> > am I? The "greater bad"?
> >
>
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Paul B. Walker, Jr.
www.walkerbroadcasting.com
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