I did enjoy Pat White. I did not relize that the thread was ment for Pat Bashing my mistake. my last post was in reference to people that normally don't like something but when it happens they can not look away, or for people who like Jerry Springer but in the company of others would never admit it. Helens opinions are hers and mine are mine she is able to share hers as I can mine. I don't think that I "DISSED HER OUT" I must have missed it? If so then I appologize to Helen I did not intend to do so.
Last edited by wickedacoustic; 05-11-2010 at 11:42 PM.
Wicked, There is no need to apologize, we simply have a difference of opinion on the Pat White show. Difference of opinions happen on the FP frequently. I was having trouble understanding the point you were trying to make. After your further explaination, I believe I get it now.
If everyone liked the same type of radio shows we wouldn't have such a large variety to select from.Originally Posted by wickedacoustic
my last post was in reference to people that normally don't like something but when it happens they can not look away, or for people who like Jerry Springer but in the company of others would never admit it.![]()
"It is the power of thought that gives man power over nature."
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Hideaway it is terrible that this is the way media sources are marketed to the Public. It really does not matter if people like or dislike Pat White because the people that like him will find his word elswhere, and people that didn't like this man do not have to listen to him on WOWO. And let's look at all the so called great radio personalities that have been let go from a station, they normally get picked up by a bigger station with more marketing and production just because he was saying things that got the peoples blood pumping this is the exact response media is looking for.
Pat White needed this release from WOWO to move to his next level Higher or Lower it does not really matter because he is moving and this makes waves!
Last edited by wickedacoustic; 05-18-2010 at 02:46 PM. Reason: added the words "looking for" and "he"
Looks like his time away from the airwaves was short lived. From the News Sentinel:
Pat White returning to local airwaves?
Radio station WGL may be hiring recently fired WOWO talk-show host.
By Kevin Leininger
of The News-Sentinel
Is a longtime local talk-radio host abruptly fired by WOWO in April planning a return to the airwaves?
Radio station WGL, 1250-AM, has scheduled a news conference for Wednesday, saying it will make a “major announcement . . . (that) will dramatically change radio broadcasting in Fort Wayne and northeast Indiana beginning Monday, June 14th, at 6 a.m.”
The announcement offered no specifics, saying only that executives from Summit City Radio, owner of WGL, would answer questions Wednesday. But the release was sent to The News-Sentinel by Pat White, whose afternoon show on WOWO, 1190-Am, was cancelled without warning April 23, ending White's 14-year tenure at the station.
When contacted Monday, White declined to comment, saying he had been asked to wait until the press conference to discuss his plans.
WGL's current format features music and other programming, but the station is no stranger to conservative talk radio. In fact, former owner Frank Kovas, who died in 2005, was a local pioneer in the field. Kovas and his wife, Connie, used the station's “Intercom” program in the 1980s to promote their views on a variety of topics, most notably an $11 million airport-improvement bond, but cancelled the show in 1991. The station – at one time owned by then-News-Sentinel Publisher Helene Foellinger – also aired the nation's No. 1 talk-radio show, Rush Limbaugh's program, before it moved to WOWO in 1996.
White told The News-Sentinel in April he was shocked by WOWO's decision to replace him with Pat Miller. “They told me they wanted to go in another direction,” he said. In a statement, Federated Media General Manager Mark DePrez said Miller would be more compatible with other WOWO programming, including Limbaugh, Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity.
White's show on WOWO was often political but covered a broad range of other local topics.
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