Reason Radio: Good Morning, Monterey

Jesse Walker | 5.2.2007 9:29 AM

If you're in Monterey, Salinas, or the right part of San Jose, you can hear me at 7:10 this morning on KION, 1460 on your AM dial. Host Mark Carbonaro and I will be discussing my recent article on the Fairness Doctrine.

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Guy Montag 18 years ago

That is the BEST call sighn I have ever seen!

K ION

Kewell!
Jesse Walker 18 years ago

You obviously aren't familiar with the short-lived Dallas station KCHU, which advertised itself -- this is true -- as "the wet spot on your dial."
Guy Montag 18 years ago

Did not know of that one either! But, I was thinking electronics-geeky-kewell, not in my usual sloppy pervert cool mode 🙂

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