I was on a long conference call on Friday; it lasted from 12-4, so I missed the Chris Medlock Show on 1170 KFAQ. Little did I know that I didn't miss anything because Chris's last show was on Thursday. I listened on Thursday and there was no hint that I could discern that would have indicated that it was his last show. KFAQ kicked him to the curb with out even a chance to say goodbye.
Michael Bates' post,Where's Chris Medlock, pointed out that they have completely purged Chris from their site. His post was nicer to KFAQ than I will be with mine. KFAQ can take a long leap off a short pier. It is my intention to not listen to their channel again.
Here is the letter I wrote Brian Gann and Randy Bush.
Your purge of Chris Medlock was not entirely successful...you missed a spot
I'm disappointed in you KFAQ. Why did you cancel Medlock's show with not so much as a tip of the hat to Chris and a chance for the Q-Nation to say goodbye? Obviously you are free to do what youwhatwant* with your station. However, I'm free as well to choose what AM stations are set on my dial; and I can tell you that 1170 is going to be knocked off altogether and 740 KRMG will move to position number 1. Good luck with your new line up.
Regards,
Steven H Roemerman Sr
*oops I made I typo...I was mad when I wrote this...
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2 comments:
I agree! Where is Chris Medlock? He was the only reason I listened to that station. I only tuned into to Pat Campbell because he's part of the KFAQ lineup. It's not due to him as much as it is with Medlock getting my attention and making me want to listen to the station. Polo's new show falls short. I'm changing the station as well!
So much for Local news in Tulsa... However, Mr. Medlock is not yet forgotten. Ive already sent my piece of mind to KFAQ management. Perhaps if enough of us do, we'll get what we want. After all, that's what businesses are supposed to do, right?
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