
When it comes to interaction with the listeners, radio hasn’t changed much over the years. You can call in requests that are seldom heeded. Or you get a busy signal or no answer at all. Nowadays, you can email in requests, too. Again, probably to no avail.
Project 9-6-1 this week began using Jelli technology, dubbing it “Remote Control Radio” from 7 to midnight weekdays. Users online can see what possible songs are coming up (18 songs are listed at a time buy you can scan the entire playlist). You can give it a thumbs up or a thumbs down, like many personalized Web radio stations such as Pandora and Accuradio. If you love a song, you can launch a “rocket’ that propels a song to the top much faster. If you hate a song, you can unleash a “bomb” that can drop it down the list significantly. You can only bomb to a very limited degree but can rocket more. A listener’s user name is announced on air when they “rocket” a specific song.
You can track and listen to songs via your
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Several people told me that they saw “Real Housewives of Atlanta” recurring character Dwight Eubanks outside his home in Decatur Wednesday with city marshals hovering nearby. A U-Haul was in the driveway with people moving stuff.
No need to ask what Rihanna’s name is because she has saturated Atlanta radio recently with two hits, one of which is now on top by a wide margin over all other songs: “What’s My Name?” It’s been on top for a month and is ahead of Katy Perry’s “Firework” and Pink’s “Raise Your Glass” by a whopping 102 spins.



“This is my tour, my tour bus, my shows, my fans. Why is this starting to feel like the Kim and Nene show?” - Kandi