Commentary: A rare kind of finding (or some mentioning of a certain past contributor to a certain TV station related to southwest Alabama named WALA-TV named Eric Reynolds (who mysteriously disappeared from its regular programming (with a lack of public explanation))

Hyperlink connected to a certain video related to the TV station mentioned in the name of this commentary (involving the finding mentioned in the name of this commentary)

Hyperlink connected to a certain profile of the past contributor mentioned in the name of this commentary 

Commentary: Certain language that could be interpreted as (censored or suggestive of) profanity in a certain section (or a certain page) of a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WMXC-FM

Hyperlink connected to a certain image of a certain part of the section (or page) mentioned in the name of this commentary involving the language mentioned in the name of this commentary (involving some text of, "Perfect")

Commentary: A certain idea (or the beginning of a great (or positive) change to society)

I would suggest having various radio and TV stations either related to southwest Alabama or certain areas near southwest Alabama simultaneously broadcast a special series of (five) programs (involving various contributors from either one of those areas (such as preachers and people without connections to religious organizations) promoting the importance of life in general, why life is worth having, the importance of protecting every person or creature with life no matter what, and why killing people or creatures is not worth doing (note: there could be two option for when the stations could broadcast these special programs (such as 5:00 p. m. and 6:00 p. m.); as for the days when the programs could be broadcast and how long they could be broadcast per day, they could be broadcast Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for either thirty minutes or sixty minutes for each of those days without any commercial break). 

Commentary: A certain finding of a certain advertisement (from a certain section of a certain Mobile Press-Register newspaper dated for Tuesday, September 16th, 1975) for a certain TV station related to southwest Alabama named WALA-TV

Commentary: Certain information not mentioned by a certain TV station (with a news operation) related to southwest Alabama named WKRG-TV (specifically information about a certain kind of cancer not being exclusive to one gender)

• A certain World Wide Web involving various texts of, "YouTube" appeared to have had at least one section or page involving a video (involving an unobjective (or opinionated) interview conducted by a certain contributor to WKRG-TV named Shamonee Baker (news presenter)) appearing directly above some text of, "Ma'am in the Mirror in Mobile | On the Red Couch | October 19, 2026" appearing directly above some text of, "WKRG" appearing indirectly above some text of, "149 views  Oct 19, 2026 Local News, Weather, Traffic, & Sports" this Monday. 

Commentary: Acknowlegement of a certain anniversary lacking public acknowledgement (specifically the seventy-ninth anniversary of the first regular broadcast day of a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama formerly called WKRG-FM (later called WKRD-FM and then called WMXC-FM by the time of this writing))

(note: quotation of a certain Alabama Broadcasters Association biography of the founder of the radio station mentioned in the name of this commentary (Kenneth Rabb Giddens))

"Kenneth’s interest in broadcasting peaked when buying radio advertisements for his Giddens & Rester theaters. Giddens and his family would start up Mobile’s new broadcast operation WKRG-TV, Inc. in 1946. Under Giddens’ direction, radio station WKRG went on the air on [Thursday] September 26, 1946, followed by WKRG-FM in 1947 [Thursday, October 16, 1947], and WKRG-TV on [Monday] September 5, 1955."

Commentary: Another collection of unpleasant (or rude or profane) "Send a message..." (comment) section messages on certain World Wide Web sites related to certain radio stations related to southwest Alabama (related to each other) named WZEW-FM and WNSP-FM

(note: certain parts (or certain hyperlinks) of a certain commentary published before this one (similar to this one) were amended (or corrected with texts similar to the ones directly below this note) this Sunday)

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of one of the World Wide Web sites mentioned in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (1) 

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of one of the World Wide Web sites mentioned in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (2)

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of one of the World Wide Web sites mentioned in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (3)

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of one of the World Wide Web sites mentioned in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (4) 

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of one of the World Wide Web sites mentioned in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (5)

(update for Sunday, October 18th, 2026: Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of one of the World Wide Web sites mentioned in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (6)

(update for Sunday, October 18th, 2026: Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of one of the World Wide Web sites mentioned in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (7) 

Commentary: A suggestion for any broadcaster with a news operation (or any news operation in general)

No using words such as "hero", "heroic", and "Good Samaritan" in describing any news subject or titling any news report (for the sake of objectivity in news reporting or news presenting (or no opinionated news reporting or opinionated news presenting)) 

Commentary: A very interesting finding (or a certain video of a certain TV program (named "Beat the Clock"; dated for calendar year 1953; not related to Alabama or states near Alabama) involving certain contestants said to had been from Mobile, Alabama)

• A certain World Wide Web site involving various texts of, "YouTube" appeared to have had at least one section or page involving a video appearing directly above some text of, "Beat the Clock | December 19th, 1953 | Christmas Tree Stunt & New Bonus Round | Bud Collyer | BUZZR" (appearing indirectly above some text of, "914 views  Jun 4, 2025" appearing directly above some text of, "Welcome to December 19, 1953, and a holiday-themed episode of Beat the Clock, the classic game show where time is your greatest rival!" this Friday. 

Commentary: Certain information not mentioned by a certain TV station (with a news operation) related to southwest Alabama named WALA-TV (specifically information about a certain kind of cancer not being exclusive to one gender)

• A certain World Wide Web site related to WALA-TV appeared to have had at least one section or page involving groups of text such as some text of, "FOX10, Family Health to host free breast cancer screenings Oct. 20" appearing directly above a video appearing directly above some text of, "Family Health and FOX10 News are teaming up to offer free breast cancer screenings Tuesday, Oct. 20." appearing directly above some text of, "By WALA Digital Staff" appearing directly above some text of, "Published: Oct. 15, 2026 at 6:07 PM CDT  |  Updated: 1 hour ago" appearing directly above some next of, "MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Family Health and FOX10 News are teaming up to offer free breast cancer screenings Tuesday, Oct. 20." appearing directly above some text of, "The screenings will be held at the FOX10 Studios at 1501 Satchel Paige Drive. A mobile medical unit will be set up outside in the parking lot from 9 a.m. until noon." appearing directly above some text of, "The American Cancer Society estimates about 42,000 women will die from breast cancer this year. It is one of the most common cancers in women." this Thursday (note: there often appeared to have had been TV programming related to WALA-TV involving audible (and visual) and mentionings of "FOX10 [or FOX 10]" (with pronunciations that could be spelled as FOX TEN, Fox TEN, FOX ten, fox ten, FOX ten, and fox TEN) (with or without audible mentionings of "News [or news]" immediately after them) being broadcast on at least one broadcast channel related to WALA-TV (or at least one main broadcast channel related to WALA-TV) before this Thursday during certain calendar years prior to this one (or during certain calendar years prior to this calendar year of 2026)).   

Commentary: Very upsetting, inconsiderate, and unpleasant (or rude) opinions in a certain news interview shown in a certain video (that could had been better off without such opinions) related to a certain TV station related to southwest Alabama named WALA-TV

• A certain World Wide Web site involving various texts of, "YouTube" appeared to have had at least one section or page involving a video (involving contributors to WALA-TV named Stephen Moody (news reporter and news presenter), Sarah Wall (news presenter), Matt Barrentine (weather reporter), Natalie Williamson (news reporter), Brendan Kirby (news reporter and news presenter), and Jordyn Lassiter (news presenter and news reporter) appearing directly above some text of, "GOOD WEEK GULF COAST: Recapping Hurricane Isaias" appearing directly above some text of, "FOX10 News" appearing indirectly above some text of, "106 views  Oct 15, 2026" appearing directly above some text of, "This week on Good Week Gulf Coast, we’re revisiting Hurricane Isaias." appearing directly above some text of, "For more Local News from WALA: https://www.fox10tv.com/" this Thursday (note #1: transcript of the upsetting, inconsiderate, and unpleasant opinions mentioned in the name of this commentary (between the 22:43 and 23:31 points of the length of the video mentioned earlier in this commentary): "Like we're doing something right, ha ha, uh, uh honestly, I mean, if we weren't the ones doing it, I wouldn't want somebody else to be able to do it, because I know there's grocery stores people, got stupid, you know, and, took more than what was necessary, and some people didn't need to get bread, and this morning we baked fresh bread, and, now that I know that there's at least a few families that have some fresh baked bread, for sandwiches and stuff" (note #2: certain Biblical verses recommended for every person or creature: "Don’t use foul or abusive language. Let everything you say be good and helpful, so that your words will be an encouragement to those who hear them." - Ephesians 4:29, New Living Translation version" ; "Do not judge, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn, and you will not be condemned. Forgive, and you will be forgiven." - Luke 6:37, New Living Translation version")).

Commentary: More unpleasant (or rude) "Send a message..." (comment) section messages (specifically those of a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WNSP-FM (or more reasons to get rid of that section for that site and the one for a certain other site related to a certain other radio station related to southwest Alabama (related to WNSP-FM) named WZEW-FM))

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (1)

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (2) 

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (3)

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (4)

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (5)

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (6)

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (7) 

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (8) 

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (9) 

(update for Monday, October 12th, 2026: Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned first in the name of this commentary involving one of the messages mentioned in the name of this commentary (10))

Commentary: A certain World Wide Web site related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WNTM-AM still showing obsolete radio programming information by the time this commentary was posted (or at least "Leo Laporte the Tech Guy" instead of "Rich On Tech"))

Hyperlink connected to the obsolete information mentioned in the name of this commentary (1)

Hyperlink connected to the obsolete information mentioned in the name of this commentary (2) 

Hyperlink connected to the obsolete information mentioned in the name of this commentary (3)

Commentary: Suggestions for a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WZEW-FM

Get rid of its "Send a message..." (comment) section (for the sake of the audience of that site, the station represented by that site, politeness in general, and society in general) 

(suggestion for administrators of the site and the station mentioned in the name of this commentary: promote electronic mail (e-mail) as a way for communicating with visitors of that site or listeners of that station)

(reason for this commentary: another unpleasant (or rude) message in the section mentioned earlier in this commentary (appearing between some texts of, "11 hours ago via android"), this time not involving the name of a radio host for the station mentioned earlier in this commentary (like other unpleasant (or rude) messages mentioned in other commentaries of this site similar to this one)

(first update for Sunday, October 11th, 2026: one more suggestion: get rid of the "Send a message..." (comment) section for a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain radio station related to the one mentioned before this update earlier in this commentary named WNSP-FM (and promote electronic (e-mail) communication as a way for communicating with visitors of that site and listeners of the station represented by it (WNSP-FM))

(second update for Sunday, October 11th, 2026: unpleasant (or rude) message in "Send a message..." (comment) section for the World Wide Web site related to the station named WNSP-FM mentioned in the update directly above this one (appearing between some text of, "2 hours ago via android" and some text of, "3 hours ago via ios" (without the name of a radio host for that station))) 

Commentary: Another unpleasant (or rude) message in a certain "Send a message..." (comment) section of a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WZEW-FM

(note #1: the message mentioned in the name of this commentary appeared to have had involved the name of a certain radio host for the radio station mentioned in the name of this commentary (appearing above some text of, "2 hours ago from the DJ"))

Hyperlink connected to a static image of a certain part of the World Wide Web site mentioned in the name of this commentary involving the message mentioned in the name of this commentary

(note #2: a certain commentary of this site published before this one here named "Commentary: A certain unpleasant (or rude) message in a certain 'Send a message...' (comment) section of a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WZEW-FM") 

(update for Sunday, October 11th, 2026: a certain commentary of this site published after this one here named "Commentary: Suggestions for a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WZEW-FM")

Commentary: No warning about (censored) profanity in a certain news article on a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WMXC-FM (note: the article did not appear to have had an any indication of whether it was related to the station named WMXC-FM or not)

Hyperlink connected to the article mentioned in the name of this commentary (still without a warning about its (censored) profanity by the time of this writing)

Commentary: Another reason why society (or the universe) would be better off without Facebook and other World Wide Web sites similar to it (or more profanity on a certain Facebook page related to a radio station related to southwest Alabama named WZEW-FM (specifically profanity related to the administration of that page))

Hyperlink connected a certain part of the Facebook page mentioned in the name of this commentary involving the profanity in the mentioned in the name of this commentary 

(suggestion: a certain (recent) commentary of this site published before this one (related to Facebook) named "Commentary: Certain consideration (or a very important announcement)")

Commentary: Certain consideration (or a very important announcement)

As of this writing, I am considering no longer using Facebook for research for this very site (and deleting the Facebook account used for such research) upon being reminded of how terrible Facebook and other similar to it are for society (and the health of every person or creature in general) and would encourage every other Facebook users to do the same (and archive certain information posted there such as images and historical articles before deleting their Facebook accounts (if they have such accounts)). As for the reason for this consideration: certain wrongful, disrespectful, and unfair Facebook blocking (without any reason given for such blocking). 

(update for Tuesday, October 7th, 2026: a certain commentary published after this one named "Commentary: Another reason why society (or the universe) would be better off without Facebook and other World Wide Web sites similar to it (or more profanity on a certain Facebook page related to a radio station related to southwest Alabama named WZEW-FM (specifically profanity related to the administration of that page)") 

(update for Saturday, October 10th, 2026: as of this writing, the Facebook account mentioned near the beginning of this commentary was set to be deleted)

Commentary: A very inconsiderate and insulting title of a certain news article found on a certain World Wide Web site related to a certain TV station related to southwest Alabama named WALA-TV (note: the article appeared to had been unrelated to that station (or related to a certain TV station (in Nashville, Tennessee) connected to it by ownership named WSMV-TV))

Hyperlink connected to the news article mentioned in the name of this commentary 

(suggestion for any contributor to any news operation: imagine being given this title (with blank spaces to fill) for a news article and reacting toward it: "The President of [Blank] Received Life-Saving Measures After [Blank/His or Her] Accident. Here's Why") 

Commentary: A certain suggestion for any news operation (either related to broadcasting or not related to broadcasting)

Do not use language that could be interpreted as encouraging for attending a certain kind of event while making a news report or a news presentation (example: "Tickets are free for next week’s visit, but you have to get them online in advance."; "People interested in attending the rally can reserve tickets online" (note: hyperlink text indicted by boldness of previous quotation of this paragraph). 

(update for Friday, October 2nd, 2026: one more suggestion of the kind mentioned in the name for this commentary: no expressing excitement while reporting news (example of such (excitable) reporting: a certain news reporter for a certain TV station related to southwest Alabama named WKRG-TV reporting on a certain airplane (arriving in southwest Alabama (specifically Mobile)) on a certain TV program related to WKRG-TV (related to news) broadcast during the first half of the hour of 5:00 p. m. this Friday))