The first thing we must do is support the Gospel programming that we already have. It is impossible to think that Boston will be able to support a Gospel radio station when we do not support the small amount of Gospel programming that we already have. Asking for more Gospel programming without adequately supporting the programming we already have is like asking for seconds at the dinner table when you haven't taken a bite out of the food you already have on your plate. The second thing that needs to be done to get more Gospel programming in this area, is that listeners must begin to ask for more Gospel programming on the stations that do play Gospel. Call WILD, WEZE, WMBR, WRBB, and the other radio stations that play Gospel music.
All stations rely on their listening audience to determine what songs get played.
However for the most part the amount of Gospel music being played on the airwaves in Boston has remained the same. However I think two hours a week of Gospel programming fails to meet the needs of the Gospel listeners. It be harder to get WILD to expand the amount of time that they devout solely to religious programming due to the fact that they are a twelve hour radio station, but those Gospel music fans should continue to call them and encourage them to continue to play Gospel music in the regular rotation. And call other area stations that play Gospel music and encourage them to play more Gospel music. There is one area of Boston radio that might be the most willing to support efforts of getting more Gospel Music played in Boston.