Part of the change happening with iHeart station KJR, new call letters for AM 1090, from KFNQ to KPTR. Format remains CBS SportsRadio (at this time).
Thanks to Andy Travis for the heads up on this switch!
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K Political Talk Radio.
Exactly.
KPTR? Ok, I guess… Doesn’t make my boat float.
Hmmmm!
K eep P ushing T hem R ight? 🙂
Or could it be a plea for survival of local broadcasting, in the form of an acronym: K eep P laying T he R adio.
Good one.
Maybe it will be an all golf format. “K-Putter.”
KPuTteR Radio announcers speak softly, sponsors will be breweries, shows will run between 4-4 1/2 hours, there will be applause before stopsets.
Those are MY call letters! For “Peter” right?
Probably for PATRIOT. Conservative talk.