Station doesn't seem to care about quality and definitely not listeners. Music was good 2-3 years…read moreago when Johnny B returned and so happy because he is the best. It was great when he moved to morning, but the music became really boring repeating same songs. Kept listening to Johnny B, but gone and have tried to listen to new people, but are the worst ever. Music boring and all DJs more boring not caring about listeners

They got rid of John and Charlie. Doing that got rid of me and many other listeners. I had been…read morelistening to WJBR for years. No more. Sad.

It's messed up that you would kick Tyrese Gibson out of your radio station, Tony Quartarone,…read morebecause he was speaking out against liquors stores being so closely located to elementary schools. I grew up in Delaware and attended public schools, such as Bancroft and Bayard in Wilmington, and remember seeing liquor stores across the street. I also recall finding used condoms and drug paraphenalia on the playgrounds, and being told by teachers not to touch or pick them up. I know Delaware can do better than this, and for you to get upset with Tyrese because he was stating the obvious is a shame on you. I urge the Delaware community to stop tuning in to Kiss 101.7 until you apologize to Tyrese and the Delaware Community for your lack of concern for the welfare of our children. Also, Tony, you are quoted in the DE News Journal as saying, "I wasn't going to allow him to degrade inner-city people and judge them. They have enough to deal with then have some guy preaching to him." Tyrese grew up in an inner-city community in L.A., very similiar to Wilmington, DE. He lived the life of a poor inner-city youth and is sharing his story of how he changed his circumstances and used every opportunity he had to be successful. I attending his speech on Tuesday evening at the University of Delaware and he gave a very motivational, entertaining message to the crowd, to use the ideas in your mind to create something new in the world. He told us not to be afraid of your ideas and dreams because God sparks the thought in your mind for a reason. He wasn't being preachy and didn't have a better-than-thou attitude. He was very relaxed, and spoke to us like we were sitting in our living room having a conversation. Tyrese is a strong, black man who is driven and focused. I support him and think you owe this man an apology. What have you ever done for the black community in Delaware? You have every right to kick whoever you want out of your station because you are the owner. But, people have a right to speak out against it.