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Conclave Tattler 6/28 Volume XXXIII • Number 26 • Special Edition The Twin Cities Radio Dial Guide In your hotel room or on your car radio, here are the dial offerings of Minneapolis-St. Paul (and surrounding communities). AIN TREET Key: Frequency-Call Letters-Nickname-Format-Owner. M S AM Presents 630 WDGY Spanish Music/Talk Greg Borgen 660 WBHR “The Bear” Sports Tri-County Broadcasting (fringe: St. Cloud) Conclave Edition 690 KFXN “Score 690” Sports Clear Channel (daytimer) 740 WMIN Hispanic Talk WRPX Incorporated (fringe: Hudson) AA TT TT LL EE 770 KUOM “Radio K” College Alt. U of M Board/Regents (Noncomm) TT RR 800 WVAL “Original Country Radio” Classic Ctry Tri-County Broadctg (frng: St.Cld) Publisher: Tom Kay Editor: Kate Kennedy 830 WCCO News/Talk/MN Twins CBS Radio Cartoons Pilfered by Lenny Bronstein & Jay Philpott 900 KTIS Christian Music/Teaching Northwestern College 920 KDHL “The Mighty 920” Farm/Full Service Cumulus (Fringe: Faribault) 950 KSNB Sports News-Talk CBS Radio A technical snafu in the Emergency Alert System resulted in 980 KKMS Christian Talk Salem some Chicago TV and radio stations far and wide airing a few 1030 WCTS Religious Central Baptist Seminary (Noncomm) 1130 KFAN “The Fan” Sports Clear Channel minutes of Tribune Talk WGN-AM/Chicago’s own Spike 1220 KLBB American Standards Endurance Broadcasting Llc O’Dell, while the video on the TV stations flashed alerts for 1280 WWTC “The Patriot” Conservative News/Talk Salem either the District Columbia or the entire United States. The 1330 WLOL News/talk Starboard Broadcasting 1400 KMNV Spanish language Dividson Media Group glitches cropped up in the 7am hour, and were caused by 1440 KDIZ “Radio Disney” Pre-Teen CHR ABC Disney federal testing of a new satellite warning system that was 1470 KRJJ Gospel music Davidson Media Group installed on Monday. The mistake meant that the test message 1500 KSTP “AM 1500” News/Talk Hubbard 1530 KSMM Catholic Talk Starboard Broadcasting (fringe:Shakopee) accidentally got broadcast to stations instead of remaining 1570 KYCR “Patriot II” Religious and Conservative Talk Salem internal, with WGN having its audio airing on competing 1590 WIXK “Real Country” Country Hubbard (Fringe signal: New stations for a few minutes! Richmond) FM/HD-2 Saga’s Classical WFMR/Milwaukee made the switch to 88.5 KBEM-FM “Jazz 88” Jazz/Traffic Minneapolis Public Schools Smooth Jazz last Monday at midnight. PD Steve Murphy is (Noncomm) taking his leave, as is midday personality Craig Heabler. The 89.3 KCMP Eclectic/AAA Minnesota Public Radio (Noncomm) (HD-2 Classical) remaining programming was beamed in via satellite. 89.9 KMOJ Urban A/C Community Center For Communication and Personalities from the Smooth Jazz Network, Ramsey Lewis Development (Noncomm) and Dave Koz, will air in the mornings and afternoons. It’s a 90.3 KFAI “KFAI - Fresh Air Radio” Eclectic Fresh Air, Inc. (Noncomm) 91.1 KNOW-FM MPR News/Talk American Public Media Group return format for the station, which was Smooth Jazz from (Noncomm) 1995-1997, and follow the recent flip of crosstown Milwaukee 92.5 KQRS-FM “KQ-92” Classic Rock Citadel (HD-2 Blues) Radio Alliance Smooth Jazz WJZI to AC. 93.1 KXLP Rock Clear Channel (fringe signal: Mankato) 93.7 KXXR “93X” Active Rock Citadel (HD-2 Comedy) 94.5 KSTP-FM “KS95” Hot A/C Hubbard This Weekend, Brown College will award the 27th Dennis 95.3 KNOF Religion/Gospel Selby Gospel Corp. (Noncomm) Becker Radio Broadcasting Scholarship in their long affiliation 95.9 WLKX-FM “Spirit FM” Contemporary Christ. Dan Peters (fringe: Forest Lake;simulcast with 107.5 KBGY/Faribault) with the Conclave. Last week, the new issue of Community 96.3 KTTB “B-96” CHR/Rhythmic Radio One College Week contained its annual special report on the top 97.1 KTCZ-FM “Cities 97” Adult Alternative Clear Channel (HD-2 Triple A) 100 Associate Degree producers. Brown College led the 98.1 WWJO “98 Country” Country Regent (fringe signal: St. Cloud) 98.5 KTIS-FM “Life” Contemporary Christian Northwestern College way with Career Education's only #1 ranking placing first in 99.5 KSJN-FM MPR Classical American Public Media Group (Noncomm) the country among the top 50 Associate Degree granting (HD-2 Standards) schools for Communication, Journalism and Related Degrees. 100.3 KTLK-FM Talk Clear Channel That’s the kind of company the Conclave keeps!! 101.3 KDWB-FM CHR Clear Channel (HD2 - Dance) 101.7 WHMH-FM Act. Rock Tri-County Broadcstg (fringe: St. Cloud) (Continued on page 2) 102.1 KEEY-FM “K-102” Country Clear Channel (HD-2 Hot Country) 102.9 WLTE “Lite Rock 103” A/C CBS Radio (HD-2 WCCO simulcast) 103.5 KYSM-FM Country Clear Channel (fringe signal: Mankato) 104.1 KZJK “JACK-FM” The Jack format. CBS Radio (HD-2 Jazz) 104.7 KCLD CHR Leighton Enterprises (fringe signal: St. Cloud) 105.1 WGVX “Drive 105” Oldies/Love Songs Citadel ELECTROPOP 105.3 WGVY “Drive 105” Oldies/Love Songs Citadel “Most reaction of 105.7 WGVZ “Drive 105” Oldies/Love Songs Citadel Produced by 106.1 KLCI “Bob 106” Country Milestone (fringe: Princeton-Elk River) JR ROTEM - ANY record this 106.5 KUOM-FM/KDXL “Radio K” St. Louis Park Public Schools (share- year!” timer 10W low power high school station shares summer months with (SEAN KINGSTON- Kris Henderson U of M’s 770 KUOM) ”Beautiful Girls”!) WMPH/Wilmington 107.1 WFMP “Real Life Conversation - FM 107” Female Talk Hubbard 107.5 KBGY Contemporary Christian Dan Peters (fringe signal: Faribault; simulcast with 95.9 WLKX/Forest Lake) CHIME CCC ENTERTAINMENT 107.9 KQQL “Kool 108” Oldies Clear Channel (HD-2 80’s) MAIN STREET MARKETING & PROMOTION, 4517 MINNETONKA BLVD #104, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55416 PHONE/FAX: 952.927.HITS (4487)/927-6427 Publisher: Tom Kay at [email protected] Web: www.main-st.net Kurt Wallace has signed on as PD and morning man at 2007 SILENT AUCTION ITEMS Northwestern College Christian AC KTIS/Minneapolis. Where else canThe you Twin find Alan Cities Freed Dial, Neil YoungGuide, Elvis Presley and The Pope...all in one place?? The 2007 Silent Derrick Brown, native of Chi-town, has just been named PD Auction! Here is a listing of the incredible items up for auction at the Silent Auction, presented by The 70’s with Cindy Barton, of Clear Channel Urban AC WVAZ/Chicago. He begins his in the Silver Lake Room (4th Floor) until 4 PM Friday, 6/29. new position on July 16. Happy bidding!! Listed is the item and the minimum bid. Chris Pickett joins RadioNow 93.1 as the new PD/Brand 1. Neil Young auto harmonica - $60 2. Woody Allen auto movie script - $30 Manager, coming in from Hot AC KVUU and AC KKLI in 3. George Lucas auto movie script - $35 Colorado Springs. He has years of Top 40 programming under 4. Alan Freed 1960 Concert ticket - $75 his belt, first as PD in St. Cloud, MN and APD at stations in 5. Miles Davis auto photo - $35 Denver and Cleveland. Pickett begins July 16. By the way, 6. Nolan Ryan auto plaque - $25 Chris is one of this weekends 30 Under 30, and will be feted 7. Elvis Presley auto postcard - $150 at the Edison Media luncheon on Saturday, 6/30! 8. Howard Coseli auto photo - $40 9. Eddie Vedder auto photo - $20 10. U2 auto photo - $20 Non-commercial Radio For Milwaukee WYMS has named 11. Kirby Puckett auto golf ball - $40 Adrian Kedar Coleman as their new Programming/Content 12. All Kings men auto photo (James Gandolfini, Kate Winslet, Director. Coleman is a Milwaukee native, and most recently Sean Penn, Jude Law, Anthony Hopkins!!) - $35 headed up music, marketing, audience and participation 13. Seabiscut Auto Photo (Jeff Bridges, Toby Maguire, Chris development strategies for Vocalo.org, a new service from Cooper) - $35 Chicago Public Radio. Adrian will be present this weekend 14. Prince auto photo - $40 during the Learning Conference. Make sure to congratulate 15. KT Tunstall auto poster - $10 16. The Osborne family auto photo (by all) - $40 her! 17. 007! Sean Connary auto photo - $35 18. 007! Pierce Brosnan auto photo - $35 “Cheap Psychological Tricks with Dr. Buff,” a program from 19. 007! Roger Moore auto photo - $35 Envision Radio Networks, has added Citadel Talk WLS-AM/ 20. ’91 WS MVP Jack Morris auto baseball - $25 Chicago to its list of affiliates. It stars Waterloo (IA) native, Dr. 21. Christina Ricci auto photo - $5 Perry Buffington! 22. Matthew Broderick auto photo - $5 23. Bruce Springsteen auto album - $40 24. Della Reese auto photo - $10 Jerry Riles, PD for Midway Broadcasting Talk WVON-AM/ 25. Keith Urban auto magazine - $15 Chicago, has left the station. WVON will name a replacement 26. Gary Busey auto photo - $10 soon, possibly by the end of next week. 27. Mike Modano auto puck - $20 28. White Socks nesting dolls - $3 Management, consulting, and coaching veteran Barbara 29. Yankee nesting dolls - $5 Feinberg has joined McVay Media’s Advisors Alliance. 30. Shirley Jones auto photo - $10 31. THE POPE! Pope Benedict XVI auto - $75 32. Kenny Lofton auto T-shirt - $10 Job: Wilks Top 40 KMXV (MIX 93.3)/Kansas City needs a 33. Willie Nelson auto lyric sheet - $30 PD. Candidates should send their packages to VP/ 34. Bob Uecker auto bat - $75 Programming & Operations Mike Kennedy at 35. Mancow auto book - $20 [email protected], or smail KMXV, 4717 Grand Ave., 36. Al Franken auto Conclave program - $15 #600, Kansas City, MO 64112… If you have a job you’d like to 37. Keith Urban auto Conclave program - $20 see posted in the TATTLER, please send it to Kate at 38.
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