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| Me, Chris Kaelin, Ryan DeMaria, in Danbury in 2011 (Paul Silverfarb photo) |
WGCH has been sold.
The early word is that my status, and the status of sports, is OK. I was told that I shouldn't be concerned about anything.
Of course, I haven't met the new owner yet, so all is speculation and on will be on a day-to-day basis.
We've upgraded our equipment, if you haven't heard. It is beyond clear, and beyond fantastic.
It gives me hope that new ownership will like what we do, and increase it.
Change is generally terrifying. But it can be good. It can be exciting.
I expect to be behind the mic tomorrow night when Greenwich plays at Trumbull (in what I'm told will be a crowded press box...oh I love high school football).
So, yeah, there's the news.
At the same time, the Business and Lifestyle Talk Radio Networks have been sold to a Dallas company. As I also worked for them (WGCH was owned by BTRN until Wednesday morning), the future there is a little more murky.
It's a time of transition. People leaving. New people coming.
And that's about all I can probably say about that.
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