Commentary: Some ideas for having more positive, interesting, informative, and entertaining radio programming in southwest Alabama

(note: a certain part (or a certain paragraph) of a certain report for this site published before this commentary named "News for Monday, June 27th, 2022" was amended (with a "first update" and a "second update") this Tuesday (specifically the second paragraph from its top))

• A certain radio station related to southwest named WABF-AM having broadcasts of recordings or playings of music not involving lyrics (such as music in certain kinds of movies (including TV programs and theatrical movies) and video games) in addition to recordings or playings of music with lyrics on a regular basis and a policy of having no kind of radio programming that could be described as political (such as a radio program dedicated to discussing political or social subjects).  
  

• Radio stations having policies against having radio programming (such as radio programs of their own) involving vulgar (or rude) language such as profanity or any attempt of having such language intentionally (such as a recording of a movie involving such language) (note: an idea similar to this one could be considered by certain kinds of broadcasters other than radio broadcasters (such as certain TV stations) in southwest Alabama and certain areas other than southwest Alabama). 
  

• No future broadcast (or future installment) of what I had believed to had been a certain kind of radio program that often involved some audible mentionings of "In Touch Gulf Coast" and "Beverly McDowell") (note: this idea could be considered by certain radio stations related to southwest Alabama (specifically ones I had believed often had what I had believed to had been the kind of radio program mentioned earlier in this paragraph) named WDLT-FM, WBLX-FM, and WABD-FM by the time in which this commentary was published).  

• A certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WNSP-FM having a change in its format (specifically to change to one involving radio programs dedicated to discussing subjects other than sports in addition to ones dedicated to discussing sports (such as movies, cartoons, drawing, broadcasting, technology, books, and news in general) and radio programs dedicated to certain recordings or playings of music not involving lyrics (such as music in certain kinds of movies (such as certain TV programs and certain theatrical movies) and certain kinds of video games).