The return of The Voice
One of the most positive things to happen to the radio waves of East Tennessee in recent weeks is the return of Lloyd Daugherty, Kelvin Moxley and Southern Roots Radio. Joining Lloyd and Kelvin as part of the new Voice team is the great Frank Cagle, the resident conservative at the MetroPulse, editor of Knoxville Magazine, campaign spokesman for Van Hilleary's 2002 Gubernatorial campaign, and perhaps East Tennessee's greatest and most recognizable conservative voice.Hearing the Voice on the air again is as though I now have access to some beautiful music which I was for a long time deprived of but now again have at my disposal. Hearing those voices speaking truth to power over East Tennessee's airwaves again means that we will have Southern-fried anti-establishment leave-me-alone conservatism being promoted openly over the air in East Tennessee-but that's not the best thing about the return of the Voice...
The best thing is that you can now hear the Voice live on streaming audio from 10AM-Noon Monday through Friday and repeating every two hours the rest of the day.
Labels: Conservatism, News Media
posted by Deacon David Oatney @ 2:34 PM
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