Martina McBride goes off on country radio DJ's

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Spotify and iHeart also have apps that are free. I think Pandora does too. You can create your own play lists on Spotify and Pandora.

On iHeart (maybe on Pandora too), you can create your own "radio station" by seeding it with songs you like and giving thumbs down to songs you don't.

[Anonymous]

I thought of this tread/issue with the "insider" info a gossip columnist wrote ( and quoted in the thread about the Blakr/Miranda divorce). If it's true at all and Country tries to freeze out Miranda, add Taylor leaving for pop on Carrie taking time off for baby, wow, that' would be a sudden and huge hole in County radio. Carrie's queen I suppose, but hopefully big opportunity here for some newer female talent to rise up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought of this tread/issue with the "insider" info a gossip columnist wrote ( and quoted in the thread about the Blakr/Miranda divorce). If it's true at all and Country tries to freeze out Miranda, add Taylor leaving for pop on Carrie taking time off for baby, wow, that' would be a sudden and huge hole in County radio. Carrie's queen I suppose, but hopefully big opportunity here for some newer female talent to rise up.

A site called http://www.renegaderadionashville.com/ does 12 hours straight every single Wednesday that is female artists only. I have listened and heard songs that I didn't know existed. "The Highway" on Sirius has yet to grasp this concept, and they are playing 90% male artists, and most of them are big names to begin with. WMZQ should play a few hours straight of female artists and people would tune in.

The genre has changed (thanks Shania), but women are not getting the airplay they deserve.