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Here at WBKR, we have an exciting new way for you to get "In Touch" with us in the studio!! We have brand new TEXT line! Save this number in your cell phone! 270-929-4925! Clever, isn't it? LOL! It's 270-929-4925!
I'm a Facebook fan! Heck most of my family, friends and co-workers from the past and present is on Facebook now to, it's a great way to stay in touch with people. There are great game apps I enjoy playing like Farmville, Bejeweled Blitz and Texas HoldEm, plus there are creepy ones out there to
This is the last thing you want to see if your a big fan of AMC's Walking Dead television program. You're out for a lovely Sunday drive and then an electronic sign warns you of zombies ahead. Not pleasant at all. Check out the link below for the whole story from the The Rock Hill Herald out of Lancaster County North Carolina.
The field is set! While Paula Abdul is making 911 calls about being trapped in a Mercedes, the new and improved American Idol is setting the stage for its best season in years! Thirteen Idol hopefuls remain and next week they go toe-to-toe and face weekly eliminations! Our Idol expert Steve Thompson handicaps the Top 13 for you and shares who's in it to win it and who will end up singing farewell songs!
Well, it seems America's newest star is Watson, the IBM computer that is schooling the greatest Jeopardy! champs of all time, Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter. He even performs the requisite "cutting up" with host Alex Trebek. Now there was a bug that allowed Jennings to score a Daily Double, but other than that, it's been a real woodshed beating. And now I wonder how other famous robots might have fared on American game shows.
Recently, a group of boy scouts came through the radio station for a tour. While they were in the studio, I showed them how we play our music and then explained to them how it was played on air when I started in the business. Needless to say, when I told them we used to spin 45s, I received a multitude of blank stares. Why WOULD they have any idea? In fact, there are examples of what I would call MODERN technology that would now be considered dinosaurs.