I am listening to KHYI a lot less since Bruce Kidder left. His unique style and dry sense of humor were a pleasure to listen to, and were like a breath of fresh air among all the stale garbage on the other stations. Bruce made the listening audience feel like it had a sense of "ownership" in the station's programming, something that seems to be lacking now that we're hearing more "mass appeal" artists as outlined in the above article.
Posted on May 20, 2006 at 12:45 a.m.
I am listening to KHYI a lot less since Bruce Kidder left. His unique style and dry sense of humor were a pleasure to listen to, and were like a breath of fresh air among all the stale garbage on the other stations. Bruce made the listening audience feel like it had a sense of "ownership" in the station's programming, something that seems to be lacking now that we're hearing more "mass appeal" artists as outlined in the above article.
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