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Through the miracle of the internet, and for me the amazing iphone... I'm able to listen to local Charleston radio. With out going into political bias and such, is there a local station that is truely local? I'm trying to get in touch with the general way of thinking and just get familiar with what interests people who live in and around Charleston. Just hearing the weather makes me smile. Yea, we have snow here too blah blah blah
On a high note, we're going to the Chicago boat show this weekend to check out some 24-26 footers. Anything special I should consider? I like Sea Ray hulls and overall quality, but I'm open minded. Wifey says we have to be able to at least sleep on it. God I love her....
Bubba sucks, atleast the girls were local and discussed local issues, instead of the inane attempt at humor from that moron......
I agree. I don't listen to 98 anymore in the mornings, which is horrible, since that's when I need the rock to wake me up. I couldn't take 2 minutes of listening to the Bubba show.
Well I've become fond of listening to WTMA, although I'm guessing that if I went to a local gathering the chat would be more even handed than the highly right leaning host projects ( I consider myself an independent FWIW)
I work in peoples home frequently, and they are endlessly intrigued that I would listen to a station from SC. I've learned that many midwesterners dream of going to the carolinas.
Capt. Rick, the Cobalts are to die for, the sense of solidity, and quality makes them a fair comparison to a BMW, or a Mercedes. They are priced accordingly. I will likely go for something 10yrs old or such, with a closed cooling system. I do my own marine maintenance, or any of them would be out of the question. BTW, I learned that Sea Ray is no longer built by Sea Ray.....and it shows. Crownline has a superb offering, and if I was richy rich i would show up on a Formula-----hoo boy
This next week I'll tune in 94.3 and see what's up.
I really enjoy Pandora, and stream it to the jobsite radio through the amazing iPhone. Just to let y'all know where my little head is at, here's a list of my Pandora stations:
Joe Bonanmassa
Derek Sherinian
Blues Essentials
Blues Rock
Clay Walker
Jason Mraz
Rock Hits
Classical Music
Porcupine Tree
The Rippingtons
Electric Light Orchestra
U2
The Doobie Brothers
The Sax Pack
For Eric Satie
Foreigner
Johann Sebastian Bach
Jamey Johnson
Brooks and Dunn
Ludwig Von Beethoven
Van Halen
Enigma
Bon Jovi
Journey
Alternative Pop/Rock
Bonnie Raitt
Creed
Bob Seger
Diana Krall
Kieth Urban
Josh Groban
Stained
Joss Stone
Chris Botti
The Eagles
I don't know how I missed Steve Oliver, I'll pick him next week
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I'm able to listen to local Charleston radio. With out going into political bias and such, is there a local station that is truely local? I'm trying to get in touch with the general way of thinking and just get familiar with what interests people who live in and around Charleston. Just hearing the weather makes me smile. Yea, we have snow here too blah blah blah 
iPhone. Just to let y'all know where my little head is at, here's a list of my Pandora stations:
