PROGRAMMING NOTE: 'New' 9a-12n ATR set for 6/28 bow

[IrishS]

This is horrible. I am on the west coast driving long distances to shows in the afternoons and ATR keeps me awake and lets me hear the races. ATR is my reason to have Sirius. Now I think I will drop it. It is the one program I want that I can't get in a timely manner anywhere else. Too bad. Steve, be sure the progammers read all of these comments.

[geeker2]

I'd hold out for more money Steve

[dean smith]

I admit I am not a radio programmer, nor do I have any idea how Sirius works as far as who goes where, but aren't there three or four other stations in the mid to upper 120s that are dark (as in the "today on Sirius sports..." recording) or playing some $hit that NOBODY could possibly be listening to, like European slalom racing-type events? Is a channel switch an option?

I'm grabbing at straws here. I really like my 4-7 ATR.

Originally Posted by dean smith

I admit I am not a radio programmer, nor do I have any idea how Sirius works as far as who goes where, but aren't there three or four other stations in the mid to upper 120s that are dark (as in the "today on Sirius sports..." recording) or playing some $hit that NOBODY could possibly be listening to, like European slalom racing-type events? Is a channel switch an option?

I'm grabbing at straws here. I really like my 4-7 ATR.

Look you're dealing with incompetent douchers. Any company that would give Stern $500 million to produce such horrible content deserves to fail. Stern basically said FU and pocketed the majority of the programming money. Outside of his show the next in line is Miserable Men? Hell, Riley Martin could be the highest rated wack pack show and he only pays him $400/show.

Why Mel Karmazin wasn't forced out is beyond me.

[tigerfan]

Not good

[TouchOfGrey]

Originally Posted by dean smith

I admit I am not a radio programmer, nor do I have any idea how Sirius works as far as who goes where, but aren't there three or four other stations in the mid to upper 120s that are dark (as in the "today on Sirius sports..." recording) or playing some $hit that NOBODY could possibly be listening to, like European slalom racing-type events? Is a channel switch an option?

I'm grabbing at straws here. I really like my 4-7 ATR.

How Sirius programming works is a mystery, to be sure. There have been a couple of occasions that ATR was bumped for NASCAR coverage when the same exact NASCAR coverage was on another channel. I'd bounce back and forth between the channels hearing the same thing as was like, wtf?

[3kings]

My hope is they move ATR to the morning so that the station would carry racing all day. I'm sure sirius got some complaints about taking off live racing to go to a talk show. Lets hope that their plan is to have ATR as a lead in to all day racing. Probably not but we can hope.

Originally Posted by 3kings

My hope is they move ATR to the morning so that the station would carry racing all day. I'm sure sirius got some complaints about taking off live racing to go to a talk show. Lets hope that their plan is to have ATR as a lead in to all day racing. Probably not but we can hope.

Not. They hardly ever play TVG on Saturdays.

[Arletta]

Here is a link to write to them with complaints. Not sure if it will make a difference or not though.

http://www.sirius.com/customercare

[South Beach Luv]

Originally Posted by TouchOfGrey

How Sirius programming works is a mystery, to be sure. There have been a couple of occasions that ATR was bumped for NASCAR coverage when the same exact NASCAR coverage was on another channel. I'd bounce back and forth between the channels hearing the same thing as was like, wtf?

Another mystery to me was cancelling the punk channel and telling people to listen to Faction instead.

Ok whatever, but when Steve isn't live and I want to listen to music on my way home they have fcking Jason Ellis on.

[Oaklawnfan]

I can't understand why you would take a winner of a show and move it up in the day to go against other sports talk programming. This change in the industry is almost as unsettling as the advent of artificial surfaces rather than dirt.