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Friday, August 12, 2005
Local radio
Yah, I know, I should support local radio and local voices and all that, but when I read that Nick Coleman was off the air on 950 AM (which I found via Norwegianity), I was thrilled. Coleman was simply not good on the radio. I think his best work was his first day, which started with about 10 minutes of dead air. Morning Sedition is so much better. I can enjoy my commute even after 7:00 a.m. now.
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He was unlistenable. Morning Sedition is actually very entertaining. Unlike bill bennett on 1280, they have the proper mojo for a morning show (i.e. they don't put you back to sleep)
Plus, CP likes Maron's book and has seen his act a few times. Not bad at all.
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1:03 PM
You guys are both wrong. Morning Sedition is a funny show, but Coleman was better for the local stuff. And he has a mean streak that Wendy Wilde does not. I like that in a person.
I just couldn't listen to Coleman. I haven't heard Wendy Wilde much, but I haven't liked what I heard there, either. I'm partial to Morning Sedition, mostly because Mick Foley occasionally guest hosts.
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