Man, you can see and hear just about everything on the web these days. I got an e-mail tipping me off that there is a grass roots movement involving me. Can you believe that there are some folks who would actually want me to be president?
Before you answer that, check out the following link.....
Click Here
Honestly, there are some folks with too much time on their hands. I must admit that this is one of the more interesting internet hoaxes. Trust me, I have no desire to be President. Well, maybe just for a day.
Hhhmmm. Wait a second. Maybe. No. Yes. Heck, I wouldn't last long as President anyway. My approach to government is...........
I'll save my opinions for when I'm actually a candidate.
If you don't get it, you don't know JACK!
Stay Tuned!
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Monday, August 25, 2008
Bluegrass on the Corner Radio Show Set For Syndication in Early 2009
It's one thing to say that you're going to syndicate a program to radio stations across the country. It's another thing to actually do it. Nonetheless, production has started on Bluegrass on the Corner.
The syndicated version of Bluegrass on the Corner will debut as a one hour program in early 2009. Plans are already underway to expand the show to a two hour broadcast, but I want to see how the marketplace responds to our little bluegrass show first.
It's been a dream of mine for quite sometime to produce a radio show that originates from the Myrtle Beach area. Who knew that bluegrass would be the vehicle that got us there?
Stay Tuned!
The syndicated version of Bluegrass on the Corner will debut as a one hour program in early 2009. Plans are already underway to expand the show to a two hour broadcast, but I want to see how the marketplace responds to our little bluegrass show first.
It's been a dream of mine for quite sometime to produce a radio show that originates from the Myrtle Beach area. Who knew that bluegrass would be the vehicle that got us there?
Stay Tuned!
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
WLSC and Banana Jack Featured in "Living in South Carolina" Magazine
Reporter Walter Allread did an excellent job telling the story of Banana Jack's acquisition of WLSC radio in Loris. Check out the article here.
http://www.horryelectric.com/images/horry/Proof_Horry_08-08.pdf
Living in South Carolina magazine is published monthly for co-op members of The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina Inc. The publication goes out to more than 490,000 homes and businesses in South Carolina.
http://www.horryelectric.com/images/horry/Proof_Horry_08-08.pdf
Living in South Carolina magazine is published monthly for co-op members of The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina Inc. The publication goes out to more than 490,000 homes and businesses in South Carolina.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Green Sea Floyds High School Football Kicks Off Season on WLSCRadio.com
For Immediate Release
Contact:
Banana Jack Murphy
WLSC AM 1240
843.756.1183 office
843.222.4652 cell
843.756.0548 fax
info@wlscradio.com
www.wlscradio.com
Green Sea Floyds High School Football Kicks Off Season on WLSCRadio.com
Loris, SC, August 12, 2008
Trojan football is on the air! On August 22nd, for the first time ever, fans of Green Sea Floyds High School football will be able to enjoy the play-by-play action of the Trojans broadcast on WLSCRadio.com and also on AM 1240 WLSC. "Our game plan is simple.", says station owner, Banana Jack Murphy. "We're going to broadcast Green Sea Floyds football live on the internet every Friday night. On Saturday mornings, we'll rebroadcast the game on AM 1240 WLSC and also again on WLSCRadio.com."
The play-by-play duties will be handled by Garry Griffith, the former voice of the Myrtle Beach Pelicans. Most recently, Griffith has been behind the microphone in Montana as the voice of the Great Falls Voyagers, a minor league affiliate of the Chicago White Sox. "We're really thrilled to have someone of Griffith's caliber invloved with our latest broadcast venture." says, Banana Jack. "There's just one catch, Griffith will not be in the broadcast booth for the inaugural broadcast." As Green Sea Floyds kicks off the new season against East Bladen, Griffith will still be calling balls and strikes for the Voyagers as they wrap up the regular season in the Pioneer League, so WLSC has implemented plan B.
Lee Camp, who has enjoyed a long career in broadcast television, most recently at WPDE-TV 15 will be in the press box substituting for Griffith on August 22, 2008. Murphy says, "Lee is a real football fan. He's been behind the scenes at many football games. He's been in the booth and down on the sidelines. He's done it all including play-by-play. WLSC is fortunate to have Lee on board as our backup quarterback."
Bob Scarborough, one of the owners of Waccamaw Media Inc. will also provide technical assistance throughout the season for WLSCRadio.com. Scarborough and Murphy have worked together on several broadcast and internet projects for nearly 20 years. Banana Jack adds, "It just wouldn't feel right if Bob wasn't involved in some manner. He and I share a passion for community broadcasting."
During the season, coverage of Green Sea Floyds High School football will begin at 6:30 pm on WLSCRadio.com. AM 1240 WLSC will also rebroadcast the games the following Saturday morning starting at 9:00 AM.
In addition to broadcasting Green Sea Floyds High School football on WLSCRadio.com, listeners can also catch Loris Lions football. WLSC has broadcast Lions football for 23 years. Glenn Hardee and Mike Suggs, owners of Loris Broadcasting Inc. recently signed an agreement with WLSC which guarantees Loris Lions will be heard on AM 1240 WLSC for the next two seasons. "Glenn and Mike have been part of this community for years. They are synonymous with Loris Lions football.", says Murphy. He adds, "We're delighted that the Lions are returning to WLSC again this season."
During the season, coverage of Lions football starts on AM 1240 WLSC at 6:00 PM with a pre-game show and kick-off at 7:00 PM. Listeners can also tune in to Loris Lions football at WLSC Radio.com. "I think fans will really appreciate being able to follow both Loris and Green Sea games at once on our website. This is just another example of how we have raised the bar on community broadcasting and we're just getting started."
For more information on Green Sea Floyds High School football or any of the other programming on AM 1240 WLSC or WLSCRadio.com, contact Banana Jack Murphy at 843.222.4652 or visit www.wlscradio.com.
WLSC AM 1240 signed on in 1958 . The radio station is currently owned and operated by veteran personality Banana Jack Murphy and his wife Barb Krumm. The couple formed a new company, Banana Jack Murphy Productions LLC and purchased WLSC last fall. Banana Jack Murphy took over day to day operations of WLSC on December 1, 2007. The new WLSC studios are located at the intersection of Main Street and Broad Street in downtown Loris. WLSC broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on AM 1240 and online at WLSCRadio.com.
Listeners can catch The Banana Jack Murphy Show weekdays from 6:00 AM until 10:00 AM. Banana Jack also produces and hosts Bluegrass on the Corner which airs at Noon every weekday.
Contact:
Banana Jack Murphy
WLSC AM 1240
843.756.1183 office
843.222.4652 cell
843.756.0548 fax
info@wlscradio.com
www.wlscradio.com
Green Sea Floyds High School Football Kicks Off Season on WLSCRadio.com
Loris, SC, August 12, 2008
Trojan football is on the air! On August 22nd, for the first time ever, fans of Green Sea Floyds High School football will be able to enjoy the play-by-play action of the Trojans broadcast on WLSCRadio.com and also on AM 1240 WLSC. "Our game plan is simple.", says station owner, Banana Jack Murphy. "We're going to broadcast Green Sea Floyds football live on the internet every Friday night. On Saturday mornings, we'll rebroadcast the game on AM 1240 WLSC and also again on WLSCRadio.com."
The play-by-play duties will be handled by Garry Griffith, the former voice of the Myrtle Beach Pelicans. Most recently, Griffith has been behind the microphone in Montana as the voice of the Great Falls Voyagers, a minor league affiliate of the Chicago White Sox. "We're really thrilled to have someone of Griffith's caliber invloved with our latest broadcast venture." says, Banana Jack. "There's just one catch, Griffith will not be in the broadcast booth for the inaugural broadcast." As Green Sea Floyds kicks off the new season against East Bladen, Griffith will still be calling balls and strikes for the Voyagers as they wrap up the regular season in the Pioneer League, so WLSC has implemented plan B.
Lee Camp, who has enjoyed a long career in broadcast television, most recently at WPDE-TV 15 will be in the press box substituting for Griffith on August 22, 2008. Murphy says, "Lee is a real football fan. He's been behind the scenes at many football games. He's been in the booth and down on the sidelines. He's done it all including play-by-play. WLSC is fortunate to have Lee on board as our backup quarterback."
Bob Scarborough, one of the owners of Waccamaw Media Inc. will also provide technical assistance throughout the season for WLSCRadio.com. Scarborough and Murphy have worked together on several broadcast and internet projects for nearly 20 years. Banana Jack adds, "It just wouldn't feel right if Bob wasn't involved in some manner. He and I share a passion for community broadcasting."
During the season, coverage of Green Sea Floyds High School football will begin at 6:30 pm on WLSCRadio.com. AM 1240 WLSC will also rebroadcast the games the following Saturday morning starting at 9:00 AM.
In addition to broadcasting Green Sea Floyds High School football on WLSCRadio.com, listeners can also catch Loris Lions football. WLSC has broadcast Lions football for 23 years. Glenn Hardee and Mike Suggs, owners of Loris Broadcasting Inc. recently signed an agreement with WLSC which guarantees Loris Lions will be heard on AM 1240 WLSC for the next two seasons. "Glenn and Mike have been part of this community for years. They are synonymous with Loris Lions football.", says Murphy. He adds, "We're delighted that the Lions are returning to WLSC again this season."
During the season, coverage of Lions football starts on AM 1240 WLSC at 6:00 PM with a pre-game show and kick-off at 7:00 PM. Listeners can also tune in to Loris Lions football at WLSC Radio.com. "I think fans will really appreciate being able to follow both Loris and Green Sea games at once on our website. This is just another example of how we have raised the bar on community broadcasting and we're just getting started."
For more information on Green Sea Floyds High School football or any of the other programming on AM 1240 WLSC or WLSCRadio.com, contact Banana Jack Murphy at 843.222.4652 or visit www.wlscradio.com.
WLSC AM 1240 signed on in 1958 . The radio station is currently owned and operated by veteran personality Banana Jack Murphy and his wife Barb Krumm. The couple formed a new company, Banana Jack Murphy Productions LLC and purchased WLSC last fall. Banana Jack Murphy took over day to day operations of WLSC on December 1, 2007. The new WLSC studios are located at the intersection of Main Street and Broad Street in downtown Loris. WLSC broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on AM 1240 and online at WLSCRadio.com.
Listeners can catch The Banana Jack Murphy Show weekdays from 6:00 AM until 10:00 AM. Banana Jack also produces and hosts Bluegrass on the Corner which airs at Noon every weekday.
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