Friday, October 26, 2007
RADIO SHOW REVIVAL
We've been discussing resurrecting the radio program. It was last broadcast on KFAY-AM in Fayetteville toward the end of 2006. It ran for about three years. First, we finally have copies of many of the older episodes, and plan to put them up here as podcasts.
We've also talked with Don Elkins about doing a one-hour version of the program to go up here each week as a podcast, and possibly broadcast over a streaming site like Live365.com, where it used to simulcast.
Mr. Elkins has been doing other things over the last year, and we still haven't firmed up his desire to return to do the program, but things look good right now. We don't have any radio stations lined up, and we're not optimistic because it was tough enough getting people to tolerate the show on the stale airwaves of local AM radio.
We're curious what any of you might think about this, should you care to comment. Like it or not, we'll still put the older shows online and have started working on producing a new episode.
We've also talked with Don Elkins about doing a one-hour version of the program to go up here each week as a podcast, and possibly broadcast over a streaming site like Live365.com, where it used to simulcast.
Mr. Elkins has been doing other things over the last year, and we still haven't firmed up his desire to return to do the program, but things look good right now. We don't have any radio stations lined up, and we're not optimistic because it was tough enough getting people to tolerate the show on the stale airwaves of local AM radio.
We're curious what any of you might think about this, should you care to comment. Like it or not, we'll still put the older shows online and have started working on producing a new episode.
Cris Seligman 2:36 AM
2 Comments:
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I was wondering if you or your readers knew a good place to find an easy, simply read place to find out where the candidates stand on global warming.
I saw the earthlab poll and it is obvious that people care but the candidates websites have so much other information it is hard to find what I need with out being preached at. Earthlab.com also has candidate information that’s pretty good: http://www.earthlab.com/articles/PresidentialCandidates.aspx . Does anyone know of another website to find this information? Any other good resources where we I can find out how my candidate votes?
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