"Nova M Radio, the company owned by Air
The challenge? The current owners will not lease it. They will only sell it outright.
For five million dollars.
That’s one hefty goal. But it’s not mission impossible. The potential for a strong progressive radio voice in
If you’re of modest means and you’d like to stake your claim in bringing a progressive voice to
If, on the other hand, you’re financially capable of INVESTING on a larger scale – or if you know of anyone else who has the resources – email us at info@airamericamilwaukee.com, and we’ll hook you up with Nova M. It’s not just a moral investment. It’s a financial investment in talk radio’s biggest success story, Air America Radio.
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Hopefully we can bring this quality radio programming to Milwaukee!
3 comments:
Good luck with that.
My question is, if they're as well off as they claim to be, why can't they finance at least a *part* of that?
The good news is that conservatives who care about little things like freedom agree that Milwaukee media (esp. radio) presents a very monochromatic point of view. Not that I expect them to give a cent to this cause, but at least they see the truth for a change.
Furthermore -- I want to hear Ed Schultz on the air here in Milwaukee. He's a God-fearing gun-toting red-meat-eating sports-loving American from who broadcasts progressive talk from Fargo, North Dakota. The first time I heard him on the Mic 92.1 in Madison, I thought he was Rush Limbaugh (no offense, Big Ed!), but the guy was making sense! I listened in awe and soon had a bit of an awakening -- you could be a lefty without clinging for dear life to the same tired, expired items of liberal gospel that so many seem to hold on to. I had basically done that for several years, but never understood it until I heard Big Ed. That's the sort of stuff the left needs!
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