During the 9 a.m. hour of 975jkshow, a discussion about the Eagles’ roster was interrupted when fire alarms began sounding throughout the station. This isn’t the first time a show on The Fanatic has been knocked off the air due to a fire alarm.
97.5 The Fanatic bills itself as having “the most entertaining sports talk in Philadelphia.” That was certainly true Tuesday morning, but for unintended reasons., a discussion about veterans on the Eagles’ roster was interrupted when fire alarms began sounding throughout the station’s Bala Cynwyd office.“I don’t recall getting an email,” co-host Jamie Lynch added.
after a fire drill took them off the radio. Eric Johnson, The Fanatic’s station manager, told The Inquirer it was the first time in his long radio career that a fire drill forced a live show off the air. “We’ve had planned fire drills. And during those the show are generally allowed to remain in studio,” Johnson said at the time. “But in this one, since we didn’t expect it... everyone had to leave.”after fire alarms began to sound, but in that case it wasn’t a drill. Cell phone video showed smoke emanating from an upper story window. No one was hurt.
“Fire in our radio building. We had to evacuate to the parking lot. Thats why you’re hearing dead air. Sorry!” Missanelli tweeted at the time. “Surreal. I’ve never been kicked off the air due to a catastrophe!”
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97.5 The Fanatic’s John Kincade knocked off the air by a fire alarmDuring the 9 a.m. hour of 975jkshow, a discussion about the Eagles’ roster was interrupted when fire alarms began sounding throughout the station. This isn’t the first time a show on The Fanatic has been knocked off the air due to a fire alarm.
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