It brings back two names familiar to Atlanta gospel radio: Larry Young in the mornings and Reggie Gay mid days. Young had been a morning host and program director at Praise in its earlier days. Gay worked at Kiss 104.1 and started Glory 1340 in the 1990s.
"There's room for another gospel station," said Young, who started earlier this month and noted that he's worked now for eight stations. "I feel good about it."
Credit: Rodney Ho
Credit: Rodney Ho
Ploener Radio Group General Manager Ronnie Kabansky said AM 1120 and FM 104.5 had been sports talk. He said they flipped to urban gospel because the market is too saturated with sports stations. "It was an easier sell for a local Douglasville station," he said. "We've been urban gospel for about two months and it's doing pretty well."
The FM signal sounds way better, he acknowledged, but the AM signal has a better reach at the moment, Kabanksy said. He hopes to improve the FM signal at some point.
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