Old voices returning to Huntington
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Old voices returning to Huntington
Dave Roberts is returning to the Tri-State from Texas. Perhaps to the WKEE morning show gig or something else back in familiar surroundings?
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Re: Old voices returning to Huntington
Looks like Huntington is thrilled. I am amazed WKEE isn't stunting, what with all the buzz. 
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Re: Old voices returning to Huntington
It was 'Sheila & Dave' this morning on WKEE-FM...
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Re: Old voices returning to Huntington
Is that why the company is running ads on, among other things, WVHU advertising for a WKEE morning co-host with three years experience?
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Re: Old voices returning to Huntington
They also re-posted it on their job board last Friday:The Interpreter wrote:Is that why the company is running ads on, among other things, WVHU advertising for a WKEE morning co-host with three years experience?
http://www.clearcareers.com/Jobs/JobDet ... ngId=16350
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Re: Old voices returning to Huntington
Maybe, 'Sheila or Dave' is planned to replace some other morning host on the cluster.
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Re: Old voices returning to Huntington
I have only heard a few minutes of the show but it sounds exactly like "Sheila and Jim," with Sheila droning on and on about a sale on purses or something and Dave, barely audible, going "uh huh," "yeah," "oh," etc. Why even have a co-host?
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I think they should use Tom Roten as the co-host...which would then solve a number of problems that otherwise must be addressed in the near-term future. While the female talks about the sale on purses, Tom can mutter about dogs in his yard!
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So a Tri-state part-timer, moves to a tiny market to become a full-timer, and now moves back home to be Shelia's laugh track.
Sounds like a made for TV movie to me. Touching story. Grats.
Sounds like a made for TV movie to me. Touching story. Grats.
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Re: Old voices returning to Huntington
Stay tuned. As has been hinted, there's much more to come here...
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