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That might be show business, but having worked with Tracy and the show’s producers on segments for “Indy Style” over the years, his departure is disappointing. My son and I had the pleasure of working with him on a fundraising event for the Autism Society of Indiana. He’s a real pro and was always very welcoming to us and our clients, who appeared as guests on the show. I’ll be interested to see what the “revamping” looks like, but, to be sure, not having Tracy on the show is something I’ll miss and I’m sure that’s true with a lot of others as well.
“It was our decision to not renew his contract” I read this is as I don’t like him.
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That is very disappointing . Tracy on TV, was easy to watch and by the end of the show, you realized you’ve enjoyed it. They were spinning gold out of straw. I’m sure it was difficult to have to come up with the ideas for an hour long show 5 times a week. He carried that show without showing us the pressure he must have experienced. For several years, I’ve seen him on national networks doing individual segments. My other points are I really wanted to ask WISH to bring back the Yule log burning. I’d also like to see a local station bring back Mr. P. E. McCalister’s show that ran on the community channel for more than 100 episodes. It was informative, addressed some difficult topics, and even though he was 100 when he passed away; he was a natural on television. He was a very smart man, paid for and produced his own show for a long time. He let his constant guest commentators speak over him constantly. He would wait, and with a measured rebuttal, would deliver his input. Touche! I miss him. Steven Pettinga
When I read this release it dawned on me that I had completely forgotten WISH and WNDY even existed. My cable has not carried it for quite some time
Ha. I forgot cable TV existed. Sorry to see Mr. Forner leave. He was entertaining.
As soon as I saw where Tracey was out,I stopped watching I have watched Indy Style since the get go,When it was Tracey and Andy hosting,,Noting against Annessa but I am over women talk shows!Tracey was always very funny and brought a lot of energy to the show. And his inter action with Scott and Especially Randy priceless. Please bring Tracey back. I have been very disappointed in WISH FOR THE LAST FEW YEARS. MANAGEMENT NEEDS TO CHECK THEIR EGOS. TRACEY WORKED!
If Tracy is still available Please ask him to come back.
Randy is a beloved Icon and Amber is darling, but Tracy really made the show. He could carry it alone and did so through much of the pandemic. Not renewing his contract was a serious mistake, in my opinion.