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Which is, I found after googling it, John B. Wells' show.
. . . caravan to midnight . . .
jmdewey60
reply to post by LurkingRelentlessly
Which is, I found after googling it, John B. Wells' show.
. . . caravan to midnight . . .
Let's see how that works after Bell's short lived satellite radio show, Dark Matters.
Right, and I have found that you just have to do these reveals yourself and try to be resourceful because the professionals have basically a conflict of interest by default.
i suspect the manilla folder got tossed into the dead-letter bin ~ or was shredded because . . .
Clear Channel was once a major supporter of the George W. Bush candidacy for President and they tolerated no dissension within the ranks. They were responsible for the dramatic fall of the Dixie Chicks for espousing their anti-war views with regard to the war in Iraq. And in a case of extreme censorship, with regard to a case that I have some firsthand and personal knowledge of, a popular Phoenix talk show host, Charles Goyette was blackballed by Clear Channel for similar anti-war views. Charles was actually dismissed from KFYI radio when he was the number one radio personality in Arizona and the entire Southwest. When it comes to these corporate entities, having great ratings does not insulate one from being fired. Popular talk show hosts are expected to be the guardian of the corporate gate and as you will soon read, Wells is an oracle who quotes Voltaire and tells the truth, but he was a poor night watchman of the corporate controlled gate. Wells discovered that deviating from the company line (i.e. telling the truth) shortens the professional life expectancy of its top entertainers.
After a period of prolonged instability following the departure of Art Bell as the primary host of Coast to Coast, George Noory entered the scene in 2003 where he has since remained. However, Noory’s listening numbers are nothing to write home about. Once upon a time, some estimated that Art Bell had somewhere around 6-12 million listeners on any given night. In contrast, Noory’s numbers are a paltry 275,000 to 300,000 listeners per night. However, George Noory is the perfect front man and his numbers take on a secondary level of importance because he is very good at protecting the corporate turf and is very careful to only take risks on subjects which the corporate sponsors do not care about (e.g. crystal skulls, near death experiences, psychic mediums, etc.). Gone are the former days of Art Bell’s hard hitting journalism which made the spooks inside of the alphabet soup agencies very uncomfortable.
Logarock
reply to post by 727Sky
Oh thanks for this. If many of the topics covered on CtC and the people that cover them and the way they cover are representative of what the higher ups at Clear Channel want their listeners to understand about the topics then they may just have their heads deep up inside of their azz......or worse.