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It’s the environment, stupid
- Sunday, 15 August 2004 08:27
- Written by Philippe Boucher
- 0 Comments
Air America Radio Affiliates Airing EcoTalk
- Wednesday, 04 August 2004 14:56
- Written by Philippe Boucher
- 0 Comments
As you probably know -but I prefer to make sure :)- EcoTalk is now aired on Saturday 12 noon ET.
Unfortunately we don’t know -yet- how this new schedule will translate locally: 9, 10, 11 AM across the country.
Many stations are now selecting the shows they want and it is up to them to decide when to air them.
It is also up to you, the listeners, to ask them to air EcoTalk at a convenient time 🙂
Our list of AAR affiliates airing EcoTalk provides you with email and phone number: ask them if/when they now plan to air the show and let them know your wishes and support for EcoTalk.
Your call, your email can make a difference.
Thank you in advance for your help and feedback.
We are in the process of updating the list. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
The stations in bold are the ones carrying EcoTalk. Unfortunately not all of them carry EcoTalk at a decent hour.
You can help by contacting the ones that carry EcoTalk at odd hours asking them to change their schedule and by contacting the ones that don’t carry EcoTalk asking them to air the show.
Each email helps because most radio stations take feedback from their listeners seriously.
If you cannot find a site or an email you can check with the ontheradio.net.
THANK YOU
Congratulations and thanks to the AAR’s affiliate in Seattle where EcoTalk is now aired at 7 pm.
National
XM Satellite Radio – 7-8am
Sirius Satellite Radio – 7-8am
Online – EST 7AM, CST 6AM, MST 5AM, PST 4AM
Eastern
Akron, OH – WARF AM 1350AM
Asheville, NC – WPEK 880AM – 7-8am ?
Atlanta, GA – WWAA AM 1690AM Sun 7-8am no website
Binghamton, NY-WYOS-AM 1360 AM call (607)772-8400 and/or email them so they air EcoTalk
Boston, MA WXKS-AM 1430 AM call (508) 820-2400 and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Boston, MA – WKOX-AM 1200 AM call (781) 396-1430 and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Brattleboro, VT – WKVT-AM 1490 AM – Sun 7-8 am
Burlington, VT – WTWK-AM 1070 AM – Sun 7-8 am
Chapel Hill, NC – WCHL 1360 Sun 7-8 am
Charleston, SC – WLTQ-AM 730 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Cincinnati, OH – WCKY-AM 1530 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Cleveland, OH – WTAM-AM 1100 AM call (216)520-2600 so that they air EcoTalk
Columbia, SC – WOIC-AM 1230 AM Sun 7-8AM
Columbus, OH – WTPG-AM 1230 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Detroit, MI – WDTW-AM 1310 AM Sun 7-8AM contact email
Huntington, WV – WRVC-AM 930 AM
Ithaca, NY – WKIZ-AM 1470-AM Sun 7-8 AM
Key West, FL – WNYX-AM 1500 AM Sun 7-8 AM
Miami, FL – WINZ-AM 940 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
New Haven, CT – WAVZ 1300AM Sun 7-8 AM
New York City – WLIB 1190AM Sun 7-8am
Petoskey, MI – WWKK-AM 750AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Philadelphia, PA – WHAT-AM 1340 AM call (215) 581-5161 and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Portland, ME – WLVP 870AM – 7-8am
Providence, RI – WHJJ-AM 920 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Rochester, NY – WROC-AM 950 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Sarasota-Bradenton, FL – WSRQ-AM 1450 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Springfield, MA – WHMP-AM 1400 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Washington DC – WWRC-AM 1260 AM call (301) 231-7798 and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
West Palm Beach, FL – WJNO-AM 1290 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Central
Ann Arbor, MI – WLBY 1290AM – 7-8am
Austin, TX – KOKE 1600AM – 6-7am
Baton Rouge, LA – WYNK-AM 1380 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Brainerd, MN – WWWI-AM 1270 AM call and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Chicago, IL – WCPT-AM 850 AM no site that I could find, contact email
Corpus Christi, TX – KCCT-AM 1150 AM sun 6-7AM no site
Davenport, IL – WKBF 1270AM Sun 6-7am (no site, no email that I could find)
Detroit, MI – WDTW 1310AM Sun 7.30-8am for the moment WDTW airs only the second half of EcoTalk ?
Lafayette, LA – KEUN-AM 1490 AM
Madison, WI – WXXM 92.1FM – 6-7am
Memphis, TN – WWQT 680AM – 6-7am? no site available
Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN – KTNF 950AM – Sun 7-8am and 1-2pm contact congratulate them for reairing the show in the afternoon
New Orleans, LA – WSMB-AM 1350 AM Sun 6-7 AM
San Antonio, TX – KRPT-FM 92.5 FM Sun 6-7 AM
Mountain
Albuquerque, NM – KABQ 1350AM – call (505) 830-6400 or email them to ask them to air the show
Denver-Boulder, CO – KKZN 760AM – 5-6am or 4-5AM ? call/email them to change the time slot
Phoenix, AZ – KXXT 1010AM – 5-6am or 4-5AM call (602) 254-6001 and/or email them to change the time slot
Santa Fe, NM – KTRC 1260AM – 5-6am or 6-7AM ?
Pacific –
Albany/Corvallis, OR – KTHH 990AM The Truth – ? 3-4am call/email them to change the time slot
Anchorage, AK – KUDO 1080AM – 3-4am call/email them to change the time slot for EcoTalk
Eugene, OR – KOPT 1450 AM – 4-5am no site or email found; contact then for time change
snail mail address: 925 County Club Road, Eugene, OR 97401
Fresno, CA – KFPT-AM 790 AM Sun 4-5AM call (559) 490-1019 and/or email them to change the time slot for EcoTalk
Loma Linda, CA – KCAA- 1050 AM call (281)599-9800 and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Los Angeles, CA – KTLK 1150AM Sun 4-5AM call (213) 385-0101 and/or email them to change the time slot for EcoTalk
Portland, OR – KPOJ-AM 620 AM call (503)323-6450 and/or email them so that they air EcoTalk
Reno, NV – KJFK-AM 1230 AM Sun Sat 4-5AM ?
Riverside, CA – KCAA-AM 1050 AM
Sacramento, CA –KSAC-AM 1240 AM call and/or email them so they air EcoTalk
San Diego, CA – KXEB 1360AM – Sun 4-5am call (858) 292-2000 and email them to change the time slot
San Francisco – KQKE 960AM The Quake – Sun – 4-5am call(858) 292-2000 and email them to change the time slot
San Francisco, CA – KNEW AM 910 AM
San Luis Obispo, CA – KYNS 1340AM – Sun 11-12am
Santa Barbara, CA – KIST-AM 1340 AM no site available
Santa Cruz – Monterey, CA – KOMY-AM 1340
Seattle, WA – KPTK 1090AM – 7-8 PM Congratulate them for this better time slot: call (206) 805-1090, email
Spokane, WA – KAQQ 1280AM – 4-5a.m call/email them to change the time slot for EcoTalk
Victor Valley, CA – KSZL-AM 1230 Sun 4-5AM call/email them to change the time slot
Hawaii
Honolulu, HI – KUMU-AM 1500 AM
Kihei, HI – KAOI-AM 1110 AM
Lihue, HI – KQNG-AM 570 AM
About Betsy
- Friday, 02 July 2004 12:04
- Written by Philippe Boucher
- 12 Comments
Betsy Rosenberg is an award-winning broadcast journalist who has
worked for three major networks over the course of her 25
years in radio and TV. LISTEN (1 min)
Betsy has been with the CBS Radio News
Network for the past two decades working as a reporter and
anchor on KCBS-AM in San Francisco, and as a national newscaster
for the CBS Radio News network in New York.
In addition to earning dozens of awards during her years of
general reporting, Betsy has received six honors at the local,
regional and national levels for Excellence in Environmental
Leadership, including an award from the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency in 2001.
Realizing the environment was perhaps the biggest underreported
story of our time; Betsy has made it her exclusive
beat and, in so doing, has become the voice for a greener
America. She also offers “sound solutions for a healthier
planet” through speaking engagements across the country
to educators, business leaders and civic groups, as well as
appearances at environmental events including Bioneers, Sol/Sunfest,
Greenfest and the Health and Harmony Festival.
Media outreach
appearances have included ongoing television interviews on
CNN Headline News as well as several feature newspaper and
magazine articles.
Betsy lives with her husband and daughter in Marin County,
California where she “walks the ecotalk” by recycling,
composting, driving a hybrid car, and being energized by a
well insulated house and 18 solar panels on her roof.