Video killed the radio star

In my life
Well, ladies and gents.....it's official. 89.1 FM, WWLO, Lowell, IN has been bought. Lakeshore Public Television (NWI's PBS affiliate) has bought the current religious station based out of Mississippi. Well, on the Board of Directors for LSPTV is John Meyer, president and my boss at Meyer Broadcasting Corporation, who will be spearheading the joint effort between LSPTV and MBC to create a new radio station.

The new station will be WLPR (Lakeshore Public Radio), The Lakeshore. Hell, there's even a t-shirt already.

I currently work for MBC, doing sports/production/plant watering/sales/billing/sidewalk shoveling, along with a friend of mine (who recommended to me that I apply - thanks dude).

Along with music, the station will have several talk shows and an AM news show along with carrying Indiana University football and basketball and Valparaiso University basketball. There's also the possibility of carry the Gary Railcats along with a new minor league hockey team, the South Shore Shooters out of Dyer/St. John, IN.

Needless to say, good things are happening. Stay tuned for more.

Da Coach
This is God's way of saying, "I love you."
















Who Dat?
My first detention was in middle school. It's true.

We're Talking about Practice
So, my ever sucking pre-season Chicago Bears came out on Sunday Night Football and put the proverbial hurting on p-Money and the Indianapolis Colts, 29-13. This week, they travel to the East Coast to take on the Carolina Panthers, who also came up with a shocking upset on the West Coast against the San Diego Chargers, 26-24.

Needless to say, I doubt lightning will strike twice in favor of either team, Chicago and Carolina tie, 17-17. Book it.

Oh, and about CQ for MVP, that may have been premature, as the Sox are 1 game up on the Twins and make up last night's game against Detroit today, as a day/night double header. The Sox are fucked. But, then again, so are the Twins. Regardless of who makes the playoffs between these two teams, both of them will be sitting at home watching the ALCS.