1660am rebranding to "The Bison."

[Christopher Moen]

Glad to hear Nate Tanguay is getting into the radio business. I heard on the Insiders he is going to be on the Bison Tailgate show with Brad Jones for the rest of the year. Hes also going to be on Bison Feedback this week. Apparently Nate is going into Boxing with his first fight coming up.

Also the Eagles Vikings game is on Bison 1660 on Sunday. If you're out of the area, it should be on the mobile app

I'm surprised he's not going into MMA instead as he had a pretty good wrestling background in high school. One of my former training partners (Russ Davie) at the USOTC told me he coached Nate a bit in high school before he returned to Colorado Springs to help coach at Pine Creek.

[I miss Chubs]

I think he said he would be boxing someone


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[HerdBot]

I'm surprised he's not going into MMA instead as he had a pretty good wrestling background in high school. One of my former training partners (Russ Davie) at the USOTC told me he coached Nate a bit in high school before he returned to Colorado Springs to help coach at Pine Creek.

Maybe not a bad path. Hes got the wrestling skills already, hes got the toughness playing football, now he can learn the striking game

[WestDak]

The daytime signal in Jamestown has been extremely poor this summer. Back on April/May it was a lot better and now terrible. Did they reduce the signal strength?

No, there are no formal changes to their broadcasting signal lately. But I do notice a couple of things with farther away signals, as I sometimes listen to 740 from Fargo in Mandan.

1)If they have to do tower work, they would reduce power while people work on the tower. This work would usually be in the summer.
2)It does feel like weather affects the signal, colder or cloudy weather helps the signal come in farther away. Just my observation, I'm not a broadcast professional so I can't say for sure but I've noticed it with multiple stations.
3)Most stations do reduce power at night because the signals carry farther, so they have to protect farther away stations.