Wally Kennedy Finds The Feel Of Philadelphia
Wally Kennedy, a Chicago native, reflects on his first year in Philadelphia at WCAU amid a tumultuous switch to a six host format in 1986. He stayed after Allan Serxner stabilized the station, learned community presence matters, and saw ratings rise in his 9 am to noon show while rival Sus an Bray remains a benchmark. Kennedy notes talk radio’s evolution and aims to attract both hard core and information seeking listeners.
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Dear Abby Column Advice On A Troubling Family Visit
A columnist advises a Northwest reader to be brutally frank about disruptive visiting relatives from 1000 miles away. The writer fears damage to their home and two well-behaved children. Abby suggests meeting halfway or canceling, noting that the parents of misbehaving children should not be surprised by rejection until their kids improve.
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