AM 580

Last fall I was dismayed to hear only music from the 80s and 90s. With the advent of 2025
I am pleased to hear 60s and 70s music has returned. I can now come back to listening to 580
my station of choice.

Disco? "Slam-banging"? Heavy Metal? Acid-rock? 80's and 90's trash? Is this all you specialize in? What do you see in this trash? What happened to the days of the old "Honey Radio"? You could stand some lessons from them--50's and 60's--now THAT's music! Hire some radio personalities especially the veteran jocks who can announce the records and give the time and temperatures round the clock! Hire someone who could co-ordinate your music. Bring back Roger Ashby while you're at it.

you duplicate a format from FM and leave the old one out. The morning people are terrible, and she is NOT at all funny. Mostly babble that I flip out of if I am seeing what is on. Miss Roger Ashby - listen 90% less now. News guy is good though.

Don’t like new format.Bring back Roger Ashbee on Saturday mornings. Too much talking now and too repetitive!

Dear Program manager, Thank you for adding some personalities to your station, I've been waiting for this for a couple of years now! I tuned into the morning show and could only listen for a few minutes because the format and sound is not unique, but resembles the same formats so many stations in North America are using! It sounds like WNIC and WOMC in Detroit and that's not what I tuned in your station for. I realize you are focusing on the Windsor market and that is great, but your history goes far beyond that limited area. I would once again suggest you bring back the Moniker "The Legendary Sound of The Big 8" but keep your personalities. Bring back the Big 8 jingles. You have a ready made market of "baby boomers" who would probably gravitate to your station and once that would happen your potential for commercial support could increase. Thank you for allowing me to suggest these ideas to you and I am available to hire! Best Wishes, Chuck

Where is The Legendary Sound of The Big 8? In Windsor and Detroit's music history, and the rest of North America it was one of the greatest stations of all time. The Baby Boomers would probably come back and listen to your station if you just kept that moniker. . I am glad that you have personalities on air, but a revival of that legendary sound would do us all a great service and enjoyment-Chuck