Opinion


WDOD, Don't Take Away The Nostalgic Music

Wednesday, August 10, 2005

To the management at WDOD:

I am outraged and appalled. This is ludicrous. Why has management gone off the deep end? Do they not realize that there are still citizens around that enjoy the nostalgic music? What are they thinking?

We live in a free world where diversity is a norm there are enough radio stations that play slut programs. We don't need another one.

Keep WDOD as is. Remember the old saying if it ain't broke, don't fix it. I for one will stop listening to this station if it changes and I will call the sponsors that I use and tell them either to pull their adds or I will not do business with them any more. I will also encourage my friends and family to do the same.

We must stand up for the good things in life and the Music For Your Life is good. You need to rethink this decision.

Jane Hayes
Annie.Hayes@BellSouth.com


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