Actually, 93XRT still does "Breakfast With The Beatles" @ 8A (CT) Sunday mornings with host & "Fab Four" fan Terri Hemmert for 2 hours. It was a fixture for many years on the long defunct 105.9 WCKG when they were a Classic Rock station dating back to the '80s under different management.

If it were up to me, in addition to specialty shows featuring '80s & '90s rock on Saturday nights, something else that the old 97.9 The LOOP & the defunct CD 94.7 used to do is something called a "Midnight Album". Back in the day, those stations used to air a classic album from start to finish without commercial interruption Tuesday-Saturday @ Midnight. Nobody does that anymore either.

One other thing I wish stations like 97.1 FM The Drive, ROCK 95.5 & others would do is to get more interactive with its listeners. The days of putting a request into your favorite station also appears to be long gone. It could still be done by way of phone, text & social media, but I don't hear that anymore either.

I understand that it takes resources & likely manpower to do what I've mentioned, but I think radio has to do a better job catering to its customers, especially in this era of streaming & downloading.