KQKE 960 AM

KQKE is no longer the quake it was. clearchannel has realigned the lineup, changed the call letters to KNEW and moved in glenn beck and investment shows ,
out are stefannie miller,(gay daughter of former g.o.p. vice presidential candidate in 1964, william e. miller) and mark malloy,
remaining in the afternoons are randi rhodes and norman goldman. tom hartman is now in the evenings, 10 – 12 and bill press is 3 – 6 a.m.
the norman goldman show (3 – 6) is quite entertaining. as his expertise is the law, he does many commentary on what the law is and how it affects people. his slogans are «where justice is served» and «fierce independence is the norm». goldman tries to shun political labels and is issue orientated. goldman advocates the creation of a new political party, «the majority party».

i listen everyday… great host. true speaker. unlike azzlicker conservative talk show. and their twisted minds.

I keep trying to listen, hoping to hear evidence that liberal talk radio can be the powerful grassroots force that conservative talk radio is for the right wing. But when I dial in, all I hear is tiptoeing and horse beating.
The better conservative talk radio hosts have a way of going for the juicy jugular in a blunt way we liberals can’t seem to pull off convincingly. Al Franken and Janene Garafolo and the other hosts seem to be trying but I find my eyelids fluttering and my mind checking out, wondering if the progressive message is doomed to be an astringent flavorless also-​ran.
In his better moments Al Franken can definitely take it to the right wingers but it’s hard for him to keep it in red-​meat territory for long chunks of time, especially when he’s interviewing or taking calls – that’s when we progressives tend to bog down on out-​progressiving each other or bringing up endless arcane special points we want to make, where a conservative show will feature skeins of callers foaming at the mouth with outrage at something Hilary supposedly just did.
I’ll keep listening, and hoping.