K-MAC Chuck
12-26-2007, 12:55 AM
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Those looking for a diversion during this Holiday week can turn to K-MAC Sports for some “major league” diversion this Wednesday through Saturday.
Today (Wednesday) the K-MAC Sports NBA Show, “Nothing But Net,” airs from 11 a.m. Central to 12:30 p.m. The show is hosted by K-MAC Sports’ Jason Scott, who will be joined in-studio by Chuck Licata.
There will be two shows on Thursday – the first is the usual Thursday appetizer, 3D Audio hosted by Trey Elling (11 a.m. Central).
Thursday’s second show (at 7 p.m. CT) marks the return of The On-Deck Circle with a very special twist. Kansas City Royals’ scout Gene Watson - who joined show host Chuck Licata during the ’07 season on the road - will be live, in-studio for the return of the show. “What a treat for me and the K-MAC Sports listeners,” Licata stated. “To have Gene in studio, available to e-mailers and callers, is great. Plus, we’ll have quite a few guests from around the Major League Baseball scene on the show.”
Scheduled as a guest for the first show this Thursday is Trey Hillman, the Liberty Hill (TX) resident who is the new manager of the Kansas City Royals. Listeners can e-mail questions to Hillman (or Watson) at ondeckcircle@yahoo.com.
The Saturday lineup continues on K-MAC Sports, featuring The Director’s Cut with Merle Bertrand from 10-11 a.m. CT then What I Say It Is With Kevin McAdams lightens the Holiday mood from 11 a.m. to Noon.
The weekend wraps up with a special Sunday night edition of Paco & Lefty (8:30-10 p.m. CT), a listener favorite on K-MAC Sports. The show is hosted by Ryan McKinley and “Paco” Rodriguez.
K-MAC Sports broadcasts high school football among other high school events and is the exclusive broadcast outlet for the 2006 and '07 State Champion Liberty Hill Panthers. K-MAC Sports is involved in racing at all levels, including Dirt Track racing and NASCAR weekends at Texas Motor Speedway. K-MAC Sports also has a Talk Show site, kmactalk.com. All shows on K-MAC Sports are available for replay at its two Web sites.
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Those looking for a diversion during this Holiday week can turn to K-MAC Sports for some “major league” diversion this Wednesday through Saturday.
Today (Wednesday) the K-MAC Sports NBA Show, “Nothing But Net,” airs from 11 a.m. Central to 12:30 p.m. The show is hosted by K-MAC Sports’ Jason Scott, who will be joined in-studio by Chuck Licata.
There will be two shows on Thursday – the first is the usual Thursday appetizer, 3D Audio hosted by Trey Elling (11 a.m. Central).
Thursday’s second show (at 7 p.m. CT) marks the return of The On-Deck Circle with a very special twist. Kansas City Royals’ scout Gene Watson - who joined show host Chuck Licata during the ’07 season on the road - will be live, in-studio for the return of the show. “What a treat for me and the K-MAC Sports listeners,” Licata stated. “To have Gene in studio, available to e-mailers and callers, is great. Plus, we’ll have quite a few guests from around the Major League Baseball scene on the show.”
Scheduled as a guest for the first show this Thursday is Trey Hillman, the Liberty Hill (TX) resident who is the new manager of the Kansas City Royals. Listeners can e-mail questions to Hillman (or Watson) at ondeckcircle@yahoo.com.
The Saturday lineup continues on K-MAC Sports, featuring The Director’s Cut with Merle Bertrand from 10-11 a.m. CT then What I Say It Is With Kevin McAdams lightens the Holiday mood from 11 a.m. to Noon.
The weekend wraps up with a special Sunday night edition of Paco & Lefty (8:30-10 p.m. CT), a listener favorite on K-MAC Sports. The show is hosted by Ryan McKinley and “Paco” Rodriguez.
K-MAC Sports broadcasts high school football among other high school events and is the exclusive broadcast outlet for the 2006 and '07 State Champion Liberty Hill Panthers. K-MAC Sports is involved in racing at all levels, including Dirt Track racing and NASCAR weekends at Texas Motor Speedway. K-MAC Sports also has a Talk Show site, kmactalk.com. All shows on K-MAC Sports are available for replay at its two Web sites.
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