LOCAL 804 RADIO. TUNE IN AT 6 pm eastern

[Wally]

Anybody hear me call in?

 

[Indecisi0n]

Are you guys going to play any Lady GaGa?

 

[BigUnionGuy]

Are you guys going to play any Lady GaGa?

There must be some "alternative lifestyle" people in local 804.

 

[Bubblehead]

I agree. It a show without an agenda. The 804 Radio reeks of bias.

They both have a bias, how can they not???
.....much as there are bias present when watching CNN verses FOX News.

My only point is that the "What The Heck Show" is live, with call-ins encouraged.
It's much harder to preserve an agenda when speaking with unknown commodities.
Last night, they spent a good deal of time speaking with a guy named Bill who called in and wasn't on the same page as them.
They made no attempt to squelch him or limit his speech, while being respectful to his assertions and giving him all the time he wanted to speak.

Say what you will, but a live call-in show blows the doors off of a podcast, as a medium for diverse ideals.

I also like how they have a chat board active during the show for those who don't wish to call in.
The hosts do a good job of acknowledging these comments, which helps the audience shape the show's content.
I think these guys are on to something here.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

There must be some "alternative lifestyle" people in local 804.

NYC? I would think so.

 

[Whatbrownwontdoforyou]

They both have a bias, how can they not???
.....much as there are bias present when watching CNN verses FOX News.

My only point is that the "What The Heck Show" is live, with call-ins encouraged.
It's much harder to preserve an agenda when speaking with unknown commodities.
Last night, they spent a good deal of time speaking with a guy named Bill who called in and wasn't on the same page as them.
They made no attempt to squelch him or limit his speech, while being respectful to his assertions and giving him all the time he wanted to speak.

Say what you will, but a live call-in show blows the doors off of a podcast, as a medium for diverse ideals.

I also like how they have a chat board active during the show for those who don't wish to call in.
The hosts do a good job of acknowledging these comments, which helps the audience shape the show's content.
I think these guys are on to something here.

Actually last nights show wasn't bad in comparison to the rest of the shows where the host just cries and complains.....last night they actually talked about an issue(pensions) and had a few different perspectives......fortunately the hosts didn't comment much or regurgitate the tdu one liners.........I would have liked some insight from the sources mouth on what happened at the shop stewards meeting when he got knocked out

 

[wide load]

They both have a bias, how can they not???
.....much as there are bias present when watching CNN verses FOX News.

My only point is that the "What The Heck Show" is live, with call-ins encouraged.
It's much harder to preserve an agenda when speaking with unknown commodities.
Last night, they spent a good deal of time speaking with a guy named Bill who called in and wasn't on the same page as them.
They made no attempt to squelch him or limit his speech, while being respectful to his assertions and giving him all the time he wanted to speak.

Say what you will, but a live call-in show blows the doors off of a podcast, as a medium for diverse ideals.

I also like how they have a chat board active during the show for those who don't wish to call in.
The hosts do a good job of acknowledging these comments, which helps the audience shape the show's content.
I think these guys are on to something here.

Did you say something? Sorry I was asleep or not paying attention.

 

[Coldworld]

I've called plenty of times

What name do you go by??? So I can listen for your sorry ass next week...

 

[Bubblehead]

 

[Coldworld]

Well you sounded much more educated and intelligent than that other "bill" on the air...

 

[Indecisi0n]

I should be on there.