There's a new tour hitting the road later this month: http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/88260/decyfer-down-brian-head-welch-to-co-headline-over- . The tour lasts about two weeks and only hit cities in the Southeast U.S. Didn't tours last several months at one point? And stretch across ...

I heard it would likely to be Air 1, not K-LOVE. Either way, EMF has another station.

But there are always two sides to every story, yeah?

And maybe you're right but I also wonder what FLC would say about those employees....

I saw in this story in the Artist Info section: http://www.allaccess.com/christian/artist-info/q/id/1104/newsboys And while it sounds impressive, we should remember that the Newsboys ran this pre-sale campaign while on tour this spring. They collect all those sales and report them to the first week ...

I hope people already do this.

BUT at the same time, it's an interesting concept to do a "random act of kindness" in order to have time for another act of kindness/hospitality.

I think it sounds interesting. Looking forward to hearing more.

It's a good reminder that other formats also target women. It's not just Christian AC. So is it a matter of targeting women as heads of families or just a fact that women are targeted at radio? Is it a general belief that men just listen to sports, talk and rock radio?

And the fact that they were in what clearly looked to be Christian church at the end.

I would also say that the amount of questions we were left with is really near reality. How many questions do we have for God and about life? Why, why, why, why?

I had the same thought: most of the music is AC and appeals women, not so much men or even young adults. So I guess the consultants and programmers realize that and target them. I've never considered the idea that they are targeting them as more leaders of the home. I can see your point but I can't ...

Plenty of religious undertones and/or overtones, folks. Who's talking about it?

Two things: Christian Shephard turns out to be a Christian shepherd? But the stained glass window in the chapel - very ecumenical.....