1010/WGUN-AM becomes progressive talk

of SURPRISED Atlantans when they find out there IS another point of view.

??

Did I miss something "GUN"......?

WGUN is non-directional, 3 patterns.

Compare with the signal strength of the non-directional, 1 pattern right wing station in Atlanta, WSB:



Or Seattle's KOMO 1000



Otherwise, that's great news for the Atlanta area!

with RW radio overlapping.

Also I've noticed that with the exceptions of KKZN 760 in Denver, KPOJ 620 Portland, and KPTK 1090 Seattle, progressive station signals have limited distances compared with the conservative stations. Even at 50 kW.

Go to that website and look up:
- For Los Angeles, KTLK (LW) vs. KFI (RW) (both are 50k, but KFI can be heard better in the more distant places like Santa Barbara and Riverside than KTLK)
- San Francisco has two 5 kW talkers: KSFO (RW) and KNEW (LW). Guess which station still comes in clear in Santa Cruz or Sacramento?
- Once you get to the suburbs of northern New Jersey, you can still hear conservative noise on WABC or WOR (both 50 kW) but the 25 kW progressive WWRL disappears.

a liberal would call in all of a sudden some other station would buzz in temporarily. i wonder if they use boosters or have ways of suppressing.

Almost every afternoon when MSNBC starts airing their progressive shows (Shultz, Maddow, etc.) my Mediacom cable starts getting glitchy and twitchy. Coincidence? Conspiracy?

...and 90% of Georgia's progressives. It'll do..

Maybe not the best, but it looks like a good start.

(Any Atlantans care to comment on that station's signal?)

so its signal gets so weak Mike Malloy can't be heard very much outside metro ATL.

I tried listening this morning and there was nothing but static so I was wondering if they had to drop their power between sunset and sunrise, apparently that's the case. I'm about midway between the "local" and "distant" lines on the map. Maybe at least I can hear them driving home this afternoon.

even if limited range.