I recently spent some time in the Clarksburg, WV area and was wondering who listens to WAJR-FM 103.3? No offense to anyone but it just seems like such a waste of space. Other than two top rated syndicated talk shows - the lineup is mostly repeated Metro News talk shows and paid programming. I think I even heard a tape delayed soccer game. Why such a weak lineup with all of the syndicated talk programming available and not used in this area?
Also, the signal limitations are really noticeable. A strange bleeding of WETT and WPDX in/and around the Meadowbrook Mall area. I remember when this frequency was first launched the news/talk programming lasted only a year or so before switching to a "hot format at the time" - Jammin' Oldies. It was some satellite network and when the distributor cut it off the news/talk went back on 103.3 FM.
Unrelated, are Burbach's 92.7 and 105.7 broadcasting at full power? Reason I ask is neither station is really strong outside of downtown Clarksburg. Both stations used to go well in to Marion County.
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Re: WAJR-FM
I listen to Hannity on my way home from work each day. I bounce between 1440 and 103.3 depending on signal conditions. When the sun goes down, there's no question which one I'm listening to.