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The 2024 Grim Reaper Thread

This is the thread for all things dead.

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Could be a bad year for Mary Poppins fans...

 

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Larry Updike on CJOB is, im sure in some subconscious way, a reason I went into broadcasting. I listened to a lot of OB in the late 90s before I graduated HS (...because I'm cool like that ..)

9 hours ago, kelownabomberfan said:

Loved Tom and Larry on Power 97. They still are my favorite duo of all time. I still remember when a prank Tom pulled on Larry went sideways and fans called the cops as they suddenly went off air. I remember thinking - "is Larry ok???" as the last thing I heard before they went off was Larry screaming....

I think that was the beginning of the end for those guys....

Larry Updike, that’s sad. A lot of those 90s CJOB guys were voices that were built into the background of my childhood. 

I was lucky enough to cross paths with Ray St Germain 14 years ago when the Manitoba Museum was doing a gala to commemorate the opening of the Manitoba Music Experience exhibit (mom and I were working the doors counting people coming in and leaving)

On 2024-06-22 at 4:57 PM, JohnnyAbonny said:

Larry Updike, that’s sad. A lot of those 90s CJOB guys were voices that were built into the background of my childhood. 

Yup they played off each other so well. It felt like you were in the room listening to them banter back and forth having real conversations with genuine insights using humour to drive points home.

A lost art for some in the business now, it feels more fake, needing to get likes and punching down when it serves their purpose.

I know I know okay boomer though I am a X'er. 🙂

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2 hours ago, HardCoreBlue said:

Yup they played off each other so well. It felt like you were in the room listening to them banter back and forth having real conversations with genuine insights using humour to drive points home.

A lost art for some in the business now, it feels more fake, needing to get likes and punching down when it serves their purpose.

I know I know okay boomer though I am a X'er. 🙂

I’m a millennial I guess. (They called it Gen Y until I was in my 20s) Feel the exact same way

Ya you guys aren't wrong... Things have definitely changed. Part of it is the advent of digital and how important that is to radio now. The actual traditional broadcast is more to supplement the digital engagement in a lot of cases. Not all stations are like that, but major markets like Winnipeg tend to be. 

I actually really enjoy CJOBs The Start. Mackling just seems like a genuinely good dude. 

I'm not really into what Burpee does on air but everything he does is with a genuine love for the province and the city. I have mad respect for that. 

There's still some good stuff out there, but in some cases it's definitely changed a lot..

2 hours ago, Noeller said:

Ya you guys aren't wrong... Things have definitely changed. Part of it is the advent of digital and how important that is to radio now. The actual traditional broadcast is more to supplement the digital engagement in a lot of cases. Not all stations are like that, but major markets like Winnipeg tend to be. 

I actually really enjoy CJOBs The Start. Mackling just seems like a genuinely good dude. 

I'm not really into what Burpee does on air but everything he does is with a genuine love for the province and the city. I have mad respect for that. 

There's still some good stuff out there, but in some cases it's definitely changed a lot..

Have you listened to any of Greg Macklings True Blue podcast about the 1984 team? There’s some great content on there

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