one good thing about kpel dying

[CockyCajun]

Some posters would run to ragin pagin and start a ____ thread everytime a caller to KPEL would say something controversial or even say something stupid or even if they didn't like they way they talked. At least now there are no local opinions on the radio to start threads over.

[RedTails]

KPEL is dying?

[ULvictory]

The flip side of that is the fact that there's barely any Cajuns coverage now.

[fanof71]

TS Lafayette had lost 4 on air folks, two of them with 30 ish years on the air. All resigned 3 within the last week or so...

[BabbForHeisman]

KPEL is dying?

Dying, yes. On hospice, probably. Dead, not yet. Technically speaking.

[KajunKrazy]

Dying, yes. On hospice, probably. Dead, not yet. Technically speaking.

Local talk is dead to me. I cannot listen to the clowns they have now in the morning.

[ZoomZoom]

Local talk is dead to me. I cannot listen to the clowns they have now in the morning.

Caught them for 10 minutes this AM. Was talking basketball, but actually not NBA. UL WBB…in the typical TSM way.

[RedTails]

TS Lafayette had lost 4 on air folks, two of them with 30 ish years on the air. All resigned 3 within the last week or so...

Who resigned? I haven't tuned in within the last week.

[fanof71]

Prather, then KTDY lost on air talent

[RaginCajun77]

TS Lafayette had lost 4 on air folks, two of them with 30 ish years on the air. All resigned 3 within the last week or so...

Resigned or given an opportunity to resign versus termination?

[fanof71]

Resigned or given an opportunity to resign versus termination?

From everything I understand, the 2 30ish year vets resigned, the other was moved to sales...and of course Prather went to work for parish or city recreation after resigning...

[CajunEXPRESS]

Sad day seeing local programming disappear. That was the reason they allowed so many low power stations. To provide local radio for the locals, not corporate conglomerates.