Talk:Ted Sarandis

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Radio host

I removed this section (and the NPOV notice) which is unsourced, per WP:LIVING.

As a radio host, Ted was sometimes condescending to his callers and would at times seem somewhat hypocritical. A specific example of this was his comment that the direction of his shows would be dictated by the callers - yet when callers wanted to discuss topics not related to what Ted wished to discuss, he would berate them.

-- Ricky81682 (talk) 22:43, 4 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Moving question by User:76.80.250.139 to talk page

I have moved this question to the talk page:

I have a question, why did Ted get let go from WEEI, he seemed cool, thanks?!!

because, although it could be worthwhile for this subject to be dealt with in the article, discussion of articles should be posed on article talk pages, rather than in the article bodies themselves.

Actually, you might be better served asking this question at the Reference Desk. Baileypalblue 05:39, 7 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Answer : No one but the parties involved (Ted & WEEI MGMT) really know the answer to that. The speculation is that Ted didn't fit the WEEI model ... he was somewhat old school, and really wanted to talk about college sports in a town dominated by professional baseball and football.

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