Tag Archives: Fernando and Greg

The five stages of commercial radio format change grief

I am reviewing the furious responses of our readers to Eric Klein’s story on the format change at KPOJ in Portland. Only ten days ago it was Progressive Talk Radio. Now it is a sports channel. “You’ve got to be kidding … finish reading The five stages of commercial radio format change grief

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Fernando and Greg get gig on Bay Area CBS station

More good news for fans of the dumped duo, Fernando and Greg, formerly of KNGY 92.7. They’ve got a new slot on Bay Area radio station, 99.7 KMVQ-FM, a CBS outlet.  The press release we received from CBS Radio yuks … finish reading Fernando and Greg get gig on Bay Area CBS station

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Fernando and Greg are back . . . on Stitcher mobile radio

Good news for distressed Energy 92.7 FM fans in the San Francisco Bay Area. Fernando and Greg, the popular duo who regaled drive time listeners on that now defunct station have returned, this time on the Stitcher mobile phone radio service. Continue reading

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Could 92.7 FM's new owner have kept Fernando and Greg?

A footnote to the controversy over the loss of KNGY-FM, “Energy 92.7,” San Francisco’s Gay oriented dance music station. It appears that had the frequency’s new management wanted to, it could have retained the old format’s staff, or at least … finish reading Could 92.7 FM's new owner have kept Fernando and Greg?

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My five minutes with KREV's Ed Stolz

As Jennifer Waits has reported, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors is poised to pass a resolution calling on KREV station owner Ed Stolz to “reconsider his choice to abandon the successful format of Energy 92.7 and rehire the talented … finish reading My five minutes with KREV's Ed Stolz

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Goodbye Fernando and Greg; Hello Edward R. Stolz

What will it take to make sure popular radio stations like Energy 92.7 in San Francisco aren’t bought and sold as if the audiences for them don’t matter? Maybe it would help if the station’s owners were required to tell the public about their plans. Continue reading

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