Internet Radio Station To Give Terrestrial Radio a Run

WILLIAMS STATION, Nev. - March 22, 2013 - PRLog -- Internet radio has more listeners than Sirius/XM subscriptions and terrestrial radio combined but, it’s a little messy with many small stations that just don't have the quality of broadcasting to grab the audience. Williams Station Radio and its owner John McGrath's goal is clear, as we see the future is near for internet availability to everyone practically everywhere just like cellular service. Auto makers are already making cars with wireless internet built in (New Dodge Dart II) and it’s only a matter of a few years before this hits big with wireless internet available everywhere. It is available in for free some cities.  We want to be on the forefront now and make you our partners in this great venture.
 Williams Station needs your help in making our programming bigger and better. Bringing more artistic, informative shows and providing the listener with a blank canvas for their minds.  In order to have the large following and grab a larger market share, not only locally but nationally, John would like to bring in more quality music from today and yesterday, including rare stuff from all genre of music. "I would also like to have the ability to more "LIVE" musical acts in studio". "We want to be able to provide new and upcoming musical talent with an avenue to get more of a name out there, heck maybe even get that big break".

John and Williams Station Radio are using Kickstarter.com to try to raise more funding to help him move forward on this path.  There is no doubt in anyone's mind that everything has gone or is going the way of the cloud and internet so why not radio?  

John McGrath does a successful morning show called It Takes All Kinds with his co host Rick Dentino and its fun time. But John would like your help in raising the funding for this large project so please drop in on the Williams Station Radio Kickstarter page located at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/843006482/internet-ra...  and see if you can help them out. And at the very least listen in to the station.