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August 11, 2016 at
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Halfway through the race they start playing music and then they break in to a weather report during the last five laps of the race. Idiot studio announcer says the need to check with the race broadcaster to see if races are canceled. From top to bottom that place is run by morons. I'm sure they'll have an excuse, they always do....
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August 11, 2016 at
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I will give them a break on this one. The in-studio engineer obviously is not in direct contact with the guys at the track. Most likely the rookie working late on a Thursday pushed the wrong button trying to get a live mic and broadcast the warnings.
The weather is/was very severe, they gotta take care of those within broadcast range before all of us in cyberspace.
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August 11, 2016 at
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August 11, 2016 at
10:28:08 PM by 3799
There was a very severe line of thunder storms that rolled into their broadcast area. It prompted a series of warnings from the National Weather Service they are required to air. That believe it or not was more impirtant to cover than you listening to The Nationals
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August 11, 2016 at
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KNIA does a great job and provides an invaluable service to us who enjoy listening to the live broadcast. How can it get any better than having a local radio station and local community that supports whole heartedly the racetrack and has to break into the briadcast to provide important safety information that campers and families with kids need to know to stay safe in Knoxville tonight. Anybody that has the opinion of the first poster needs to grow up, glad i'm not in junior high anymore. Quit being a douche, you left a very poor impression of your character.
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August 12, 2016 at
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Posted By: sprint777x on August 11 2016 at 10:01:34 PM
Halfway through the race they start playing music and then they break in to a weather report during the last five laps of the race. Idiot studio announcer says the need to check with the race broadcaster to see if races are canceled. From top to bottom that place is run by morons. I'm sure they'll have an excuse, they always do....
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How much did you pay to listen to them? You can always purchase a ticket and go watch it live, nobody on this planet is here to please your Nationals FREE listening pleasure!
do it in the dirt
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August 12, 2016 at
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Posted By: sprint777x on August 11 2016 at 10:01:34 PM
Halfway through the race they start playing music and then they break in to a weather report during the last five laps of the race. Idiot studio announcer says the need to check with the race broadcaster to see if races are canceled. From top to bottom that place is run by morons. I'm sure they'll have an excuse, they always do....
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Ok so I never reply to these but I will just say this. One..Do you have ANY idea how much work and time we put into these broadcasts ? I didn't think so...Two. We are a small market LOCAL radio station that has built our brand for YEARS being the one to count on for local info especially severe weather. we have a duty to our broadcast area when severe weather strikes Trust me as the broadcaster that is in the booth at races I would've loved to finish calling that race but we had a duty to our local audience as well as everyone in the area for weather info. As far as the music popping on that was bump of a button. So. If you'd like to come call the races or run the radio station feel free.
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August 12, 2016 at
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Major storms in the area.... small town station... free to listen to the Knoxville Nats.... i cut them major slack because overall they do a fantastic job
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August 12, 2016 at
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Posted By: sprint777x on August 11 2016 at 10:01:34 PM
Halfway through the race they start playing music and then they break in to a weather report during the last five laps of the race. Idiot studio announcer says the need to check with the race broadcaster to see if races are canceled. From top to bottom that place is run by morons. I'm sure they'll have an excuse, they always do....
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The residents of Knoxville and the surrounding area's lives and property more important than us hearing every lap of a Sprint Car race? What nerve! How dare they! (sarcasm alert)
Stan Meissner
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August 12, 2016 at
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KNIA is the best all racing season thanks for your racing broadcasts.
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August 12, 2016 at
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The Cushion dropped the feature.I paid a lot for the Cushion. KNIA does a good job and is free.
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August 12, 2016 at
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KNIA does a great job. All of the guys are great to listen to and I am always glad I can listen to them when on vacation anywhere via the internet. Their pre and post race interviews, predictions, and summaries have been great to listen to all week. Keep it up guys!
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August 12, 2016 at
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Posted By: sadiesue on August 12 2016 at 06:08:44 AM
KNIA is the best all racing season thanks for your racing broadcasts.
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+1. KNIA is the best! I even listen to it in my car when there are no races.
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August 12, 2016 at
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Wow, some people don't have a clue. I happen to be good friends with a couple of the guys that do the broadcasts and they both expressed that it is not as easy as it sounds. This is not MRN. They are guys that love the sport and try to have some fun bringing you free coverage. If you were listening last night, Jaime and Judd were in a very small, very hot room at the HOF with race monitor as their only way of keeping updated. Doesn't sound like ideal conditions to work in. Yet they did the best they could. It is easy to sit at home and do your arm chair racing but to broadcast it live with all the action happening so fast, it is never easy. Plus Chad and Judd don't even get paid. They just love doing it because they are die hard race fans. I am glad they do it and I look forward to listening every night.
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August 12, 2016 at
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On the same page here with most. I was listening (as I had been from 7ET on for FREE) and heard the music cut it. I figured someone bumped a button. Then they went to the station for the severe weather alert. I wasnt mad at all, listened to the severe weather alert knowing eventually that at least they'd circle back to the track and they did. I got the final rundown and went to bed. KNIA does an awesome job every year and I enjoy listening to the coverage...for FREE via their app. Seriously they do an Awesome job every Saturday and especially during Nats.
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August 12, 2016 at
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OP your comments are rude and uncalled for. Go listen somewhere else. KNIA keep up the great work.
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August 12, 2016 at
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Posted By: BaylandsRP on August 11 2016 at 11:21:38 PM
KNIA does a great job and provides an invaluable service to us who enjoy listening to the live broadcast. How can it get any better than having a local radio station and local community that supports whole heartedly the racetrack and has to break into the briadcast to provide important safety information that campers and families with kids need to know to stay safe in Knoxville tonight. Anybody that has the opinion of the first poster needs to grow up, glad i'm not in junior high anymore. Quit being a douche, you left a very poor impression of your character.
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Agree with this guy. I think it is amazing I can listen to sprint car races on my phone. When I was a kid we were lucky to have Wide World of Sports broadcast sprinters once a year.
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August 12, 2016 at
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Posted By: sprint777x on August 11 2016 at 10:01:34 PM
Halfway through the race they start playing music and then they break in to a weather report during the last five laps of the race. Idiot studio announcer says the need to check with the race broadcaster to see if races are canceled. From top to bottom that place is run by morons. I'm sure they'll have an excuse, they always do....
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Well, since they've ruined your life, you probably should ask for a full refund of what you paid for a free broadcast.
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August 12, 2016 at
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I guess sprint777x got what they had coming !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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August 12, 2016 at
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Posted By: J. Blundy #33 Fan Forever on August 12 2016 at 09:20:49 AM
+1. KNIA is the best! I even listen to it in my car when there are no races.
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I even listen up here in Minnesota when I am at work or working in my garage
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August 12, 2016 at
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Two things to add then I'll bow out. I like to have the Knoxville results page in a separate browser tab which works great if you're listening on a computer. Second point, I was keeping an eye on the radar and saw all the warnings. Wasn't at all surprised when they announced on the race broadcast that they might have to interrupt.
Stan Meissner
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