Talk:KDAY
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[edit] Controversy
Just recently Pretty Ricky was on the air and apparently an F Bomb and S Bomb may have been dropped and the station may be facing an FCC violation. This was during the 6 to 10 slot with Tha Goodfellas. More research please. I will post my findings if any at all.
[edit] Signal Strength
Does anyone know if KDAY improved their signal strengh, because on the Radio & Records website, It mentions KDAY celebrating it's signal improvement tommorrow, along with the one-year anniversary of broadcasting The Steve Harvey Show. Does anyone have any more info on it, like how long it stretches to? Peecee1978 00:49, 28 May 2007 (UTC)
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[edit] Could Harvey be dropped soon?
Since KDAY has altered its format from urban to rhythmic, there may be a stong possibility that Steve Harvey's morning show may be dropped soon. He has been successful in LA radio I admit dating back from when he was on The Beat, otherwise its a radio thing nowadays the drop a syndicated show and replace it with a local one. But there are two other rhythmic top 40 stations that do carry Harvey: KHTE in Little Rock, Arkansas and WCZQ In Champain, Illinois. It goes to show that California does not really care for urban syndicated shows like the rest of the eastern half of the U.S. does (KISQ in San Francisco dropped Tom Joyner, the new KKBT as an Urban AC did same thing recently, KBMB dropped Doug Banks due to new ownership). Even rhythmic stations that once in a while play old school music don't really play R&B and classic soul in a continuous amount of time in a given day unlike an urban or urban ac. 172.129.186.136 22:59, 24 July 2007 (UTC)
[edit] KDAY went back to a Mainstream Urban format
As of yesterday kday changed formats from rhythmic back to a Mainstream Urban format and the steve harvey show remains on kday. as of not to long ago kday adopted the kwie call letters. kday 93.5 is southern california's only superstation the only pure Mainstram Urban station in Los Angeles.
