Posted on 06/01/2015 7:01:17 AM PDT by ConservativeStatement
Featuring a mix of Rock hits and marijuana themed programming, KBUD will also air the syndicated Bubba The Love Sponge in mornings. The station is focusing on the niche of weed smokers in the first state to legalize marijuana, just like the short-lived on-air version of “K-High” in Colorado Springs.
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There’s a programming niche that will quickly go up in smoke...
They only play sugar magnolia.
Will they play ads for Acapulco Gold.....”No stems, no seeds that you don’t need....Acapulco Gold is.....*toke*.......bad ass weeeeeeeed!”
ITS A GATEWAY Station...next thing ya know they’ll be playing Drivin That Train,.. High On Cocaine
“Champagne don’t drive me crazy. Cocaine don’t make me lazy. Ain’t nobody’s business but my own...”
Will one of their advertisers be Girl Scout Cookies?
Who will be the lucky salesman who gets the Doritos account?
The advertisers will be interesting. Lots of food and few employment agencies.
Is Pogo Pogue still kicking in Denver ?
After years of listening online, I found a classic rock station that told of the old AOR format and decried how radio now used a very short list of ‘greatest hits’ songs for their airplay fodder. They said how they only played ‘classic deep cuts’ and you wouldn’t hear the same song for 2 weeks unless they were groovin’ to it. They also played lots of dope humor bits as well as the Cheech and Chong bit you mentioned. Lots of 420. After 6 months they somehow morphed into what they claimed to not be—they were playing the same S every day! They need to lay off the weed. It WAS a good premise...
K-BUD and Bubba the Love Sponge: What a lineup!
Pot rock is redundant.
Is Billy Blunt like a hipster version of Cigar Dave?
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