The LGBTQ+ Talk Radio Network CHANNEL Q has been added in Dallas, Denver, Kansas City, San Diego, and Washington D.C., with an additional station in San Francisco. The network is dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and includes news and information, pop culture, and new music. The format is now in 19 markets.
To kick off the launch of CHANNEL Q, the network will host live events in both coasts. In San Francisco, 1550 AM kicked off the festivities with Drop the Subject co-hosts and Bay Area residents Ally Johnson and Jarret Hill at Brewcade in the world-famous Castro District on June 2. The show will broadcast live from the 1550 AM studios on June 3 and 4 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. PT. CHANNEL Q is also available on Alice @ 97.3 HD2 (KLLC-FM) in San Francisco.
Listeners can now tune in to CHANNEL Q on:
Dallas-Fort Worth: ALT 103.7 HD3 (KVIL-FM)
Denver: Alice 105.9 HD2 (KALC-FM)
Kansas City: 96.5 The Buzz HD2 (KRBZ-FM)
San Diego: SUNNY 98.1 HD3 (KXSN-FM)
San Francisco: 1550 AM (KGMZ-AM)
Washington D.C.: 947 The Drive HD2 (WIAD-FM)
So this is what David Field means when he states “We Will Play Offense,” and refers to “upcoming aggressive priorities”; namely he will lead Entercom in ever more aggressively pushing the offensive sodomite agenda on Americans! What a community-spirited fellow; quite the legacy he is crafting. This is in keeping with how many major American companies have degenerated from one generation to the next.
Based on the list of stations, which are even lower than secondary stations in the grand scheme, there isn’t going to be much agenda pushing. People who want to listen to these stations will seek them out. So your hysterics over the gay agenda are really unnecessary. What I find so interesting is the push back on LGBTQ programming is that it will invite God’s wrath on our nation. However, in Australia where ‘gay’ radio stations are mainstream and the annual Sydney Gay Mardi Gras parade is brand sponsored and broadcast coast to coast on TV, they haven’t had a recession in over a generation, they don’t have school shootings, they have a living minimum wage, universal health care AND a strong military, and recently approved marriage equality by national referendum. They are not perfect but, in the grand scheme comparing which nation appears more blessed, comparing a nation very open to its LGBTQ community and one that tries to smother its community of the same, the answer is pretty clear.