Stopped listening to the formerly excellent morning radio program that KERN used to have several years ago. Remember when it mattered, when there was live radio when 9/11 happened and we actually heard real news? When they switched to the insanity of the Moonie Church via the "Washington Times," and then the ugliness of the "conservative" female commentator Ingraham, we totally gave up on local radio. No plans to return, even with LeMucchi, who is actually competent, and even less interested knowing that the moron prankster and low-life Scott Cox will broadcasting. Aside from the fact that Dick and Roger are bffs, why would anyone think this plan is a good one? Oh, THAT'S why it's a good idea.
March 17, 2013 at 1:35 PM
On Monday First Look with Scott Cox will debut live from the newsroom of The Bakersfield Californian. This is the first joint venture of its kind in the nation, pairing the leading local newspaper with the local leader in local talk radio. It will feature news, sports, weather and entertainment each day from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. It will be simulcast on KERN 1180 while streamed live in high definition video on bakersfield.com, the leading web portal in Kern County. It will feature the reporters and editors of the Bakersfield Californian along with newsmakers and in-depth analysis. Guests for the first week include House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy, Monsignor Michael Braun, local singer and country artist Monty Byrom, Californian columnist Lois Henry and much more. Tune in Monday at 7 a.m. Listen to it on KERN 1180 or view it live on your computer or iPad by going to www.bakersfield.com.
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posted by Richard Beene at 10:07 AM on Mar 15, 2013
"Get ready for First Look with Scott Cox, a joint venture of The Bakersfield Californian and American General Media to produce a daily, three hour local news show simulcast on radio and streamed live on video"
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Stopped listening to the formerly excellent morning radio program that KERN used to have several years ago. Remember when it mattered, when there was live radio when 9/11 happened and we actually heard real news? When they switched to the insanity of the Moonie Church via the "Washington Times," and then the ugliness of the "conservative" female commentator Ingraham, we totally gave up on local radio. No plans to return, even with LeMucchi, who is actually competent, and even less interested knowing that the moron prankster and low-life Scott Cox will broadcasting. Aside from the fact that Dick and Roger are bffs, why would anyone think this plan is a good one? Oh, THAT'S why it's a good idea.
March 17, 2013 at 1:35 PM