Talk:WREO-FM

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Following comment from 2008-05-10 made by 67.240.152.142 moved from article Mapsax (talk) 01:21, 5 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

April 2008 - It seems as if the station has changed format a tiny bit to more of a Hot AC station while still playing the occasional 70s or 80s song. Not quite sure what the "traditional" name for this format would be called but it sounds like they might be going for a bit of a "Mix" format with a twist. Don't know if the twist is on purpose or by accident. It's either the invention of a new format or an aim at a "mix" format that has missed it's mark. Overall it's not bad, a few too many "B Sides" to be taken seriously but in the end, this station proves that local radio and in house programming is back!