I called the station with Skype one night and talked with its owner for
nearly two hours while he was on the Texas network they play at night.  
We had a great time as I was in broadcasting for many years in the 60's-
70's on and off.

What I'd like to do before fuel is just too high to buy is to drive out
there and have lunch with the old folks at the community center that KSEY
promotes the menu of every day around 10AM, inviting the whole town for
the $2.99 lunch special, under 55 pay a little more...(c;

Then, there's some kind of diner that advertises on KSEY quite a bit for
dinner after thanking the girls at the bank for supporting the seniors
telling us their future plans on KSEY.  The station is run by a bunch of
school kids in the afternoon after classes you can see on the "staff"
webpage.  KSEY does a great amount of community service and it's great
fun listening to the school kids announcing their various ball games,
live, instead of some professional talking head that sounds like a robot.  
Sometimes they freeze up and can't think of anything to say.  Been there,
done that, at 5000 watts for the whole region to hear...(c;

I've looked over the town, closely, with Google Earth, my way of snooping
into your yard from space.  I was born in a small hamlet in the Finger
Lakes region of upstate NY and raised in a small town called Moravia
nestled in between two 800' glacial hills that are simply beautiful when
all the leaves on them turn color in an explosion in the fall before the
snow sets in, on the south end of Owasco Lake.  Town is still about 1500
people, but they made a terrible mistake selling a farm off to the NY
State Prison System and now you have to add 5000 felons to the town's
ultimate population, especially as far as the sewer system and its effect
on the poor lake fishing is ruined.  Money won out over logic.  It was a
great place, as I'm sure Seymour is, to raise kids in a rural
environment.  I've always felt lucky to be raised in Moravia...especially
in the 1950's and early 1960's when the Feds came to raid the Senior
Class of '64 boys for cannon fodder in Vietnam, bad timing on our part.  
Vietnam was the government's attempt to solve some of the baby boomer
retirement crisis.  They killed off 50,000 of us or so and forgot a lot
they left behind.  I beat the draft by about 2 hours by joining the Navy,
which is how I ended up in Charleston, SC.  Having found such a great
place, even moving away 4 times since 1966, I've always come back.  
Charleston is a city that acts like it's a town and simply absorbs anyone
who wishes to move in, the number one hospitality town in the country for
years on end.

I have some friends who are well off and retired.  Each year they throw a
dart at a US/Canada map.  Where the dart lands is where vacations go.  
About 8 years ago the dart hit an Indian reservation in SD.  They stayed
an extra 2 weeks the people were so friendly.  Another year it landed in
a large lake in MN, so they rented a houseboat for a month on that lake
and had a great time, visiting nearly everyone who had a dock!...(c;

Wish I could do the same......ON TOPIC! - WITH MY BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER
AND MOTOROLA S9!...(C;