KGNW Old Time Religion: By October 1984 KAYO/KSPL had been purchased by a religious radio owner, flipped 1150 KGNW format to something akin to the old KGDN 630. At the same time, KXA drops religion and becomes KKMI. by Jason Remington on 1982-KAYO down for the count; new format due today
Forgot one, Victor: Bill Taylor says:
Hey, wait a minute, Vic, I made the cut too.
After weathering the Get KAYO'd news/talk format, the return to country, I was the news director as KAYO segued into KSPL (K-Special, get it?), or as morning man Jerry Kay mirthfully intoned, K-Spleen. Jerry and I were summarily dispatched from KSPL on Christmas Eve 1982. Severance checks in hand, we boxed up our headphones, the other odds and ends in our cubicles, and headed next door to Andy's Diner, where we found solace and wisdom about the exigencies of life in a heroic number of Andy's famous martinis.
by Jason Remington on 1982-KAYO down for the count; new format due today
Impossible: There is no accounting for taste. But, I ask you. Look at him, look at her. What is the probability? Use math, physics, science of some kind. Next, you will tell me the Earth is flat. by Jason Remington on Mayor says he “would do” Jamie Tompkins too
Questions: Judge: "Adrian, Jamie, did you sleep together?"
Adrian: "Not a wink, your honor."
Jamie: "I did catch myself nodding off more than once." by Dick Ellingson on Mayor says he “would do” Jamie Tompkins too
by Jason Remington on 1982-KAYO down for the count; new format due today
