910 AM Superstation in Detroit shocks its current on-air lineup by abruptly flipping formats
AM 910 Superstation in Detroit abruptly flipped formats last Friday, shocking its current on-air lineup.
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AM 910 Superstation in Detroit abruptly flipped formats last Friday, shocking its current on-air lineup.
The change to sports-focused programming is intended to be permanent, said Mort Meisner, a spokesman for Adell. The station will look to add a local host.
Owner Kevin Adell was accused of running the Detroit-area station into the ground with a series of missteps, controversies, and heavy-handed tactics
WFDF 910 AM is going permanently to a sports format, according to a spokesman for owner Kevin Adell, who recently sold his Detroit TV station WADL.
At 15, Kevin Davis was working with the audio-visual department of his local church. By 18, he was running a team of his own, puzzling through early-2000s livestreaming technology, and