Disappearing Stations
Spottedfeather
to be vanishing from the airwaves. Up until several years ago, I
listened to the show on a local station. It was one of the highlights
of my week. But then, one night when I tuned in, I was surprised to
hear that he was gone. I'm glad we can still listen by streaming the
show over the internet, but not everyone has the money to pay for the
show every week. I certainly don't. Oh well, I still have my memories.
irving j puddlebump
Where is your fight? Get a bunch of your friends and call the various
radio stations in your area! Do some home work and find out what Dr D
needs in order to consider airing his show in your area!
BathTub
It would certainly help if Dr D allowed himself to list the stations
on his website so people could actually know where to hear him on the
radio.
DavidTanny
>It would certainly help if Dr D allowed himself to list the stations
>on his website so people could actually know where to hear him on the
>radio.
They do
Eric Houg
decrease the number of listeners. When the stations list was added to drdemento.com, there were
only 8 stations, even though the homepage said the show is heard on well over 100 stations. Dr.
Demento was pulling a Crazy Jay, I thought.
pyotr filipivich
Nov 2009 21:39:57 -0800 did write/type or cause to appear in
rec.music.dementia the following:
>But it is true that until about January 2008, there was no official list of stations. That had to
>decrease the number of listeners. When the stations list was added to drdemento.com, there were
>only 8 stations, even though the homepage said the show is heard on well over 100 stations. Dr.
>Demento was pulling a Crazy Jay, I thought.
Does that 100 include AFRTS? I seem to recall hearing him on the
Arm Forces radio when I was in Spain.
>
>DavidTanny wrote:
>> On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:34:20 -0800 (PST), BathTub <bath...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> It would certainly help if Dr D allowed himself to list the stations
>>> on his website so people could actually know where to hear him on the
>>> radio.
>>
>>
>> They do
>>
>> http://www.drdemento.com/radiostations.html
>>
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pyotr filipivich.
Just about the time you finally see light at the end of the tunnel,
you find out it's a Government Project to build more tunnel.
Eric Houg
> Let the Record show that Eric Houg <moc.guoh@cire> on or about Mon, 23
>> even though the homepage said the show is heard on well over 100 stations.
> Does that 100 include AFRTS? I seem to recall hearing him on the
> Arm Forces radio when I was in Spain.
The wider quote from drdemento.com was "heard on well over 100 stations coast to coast."
http://web.archive.org/web/20060613033728/drdemento.com/images/intro.gif
John Duncan Yoyo
Well it was on over 100 stations and so it was heard on all those
staions.
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Eric Houg
> Well it
(The Dr. Demento Show)
> was
was then currently as of January 2008 ???
> on over 100 stations
BathTub wrote:
> It would certainly help if Dr D allowed himself to list the stations
> on his website so people could actually know where to hear him on the
> radio.
I get the "allowed himself" reference. For a long time, Dr. Demento would say that the show's
distributor would not allow a list of stations, implying that it was beyond Dr. Demento's control.
Then in October 2007, Dr. Demento revealed that the show's distributor, Talonian Productions, was
his own company.