[Kzyxtalk] Aigner

[BC]

Your "cold hard facts" are irrelevant. John.  Mary kept that operation 
going for 20 years when no one would step in to help.
  Resume's are useful fictions; Mary's performance is undeniable.
Let's talk about performance instead of your personal opinion about 
someone who has demonstrated operational skills for 25 years.
I speak from appreciation of a job well done.  It might have been 
"different" but not especially better had Mercury descended on the 
programmers throne.
All that responsibility for less than $50g - give us a break from your 
angst John.  ~BC

On 3/13/2015 7:30 PM, sako4 at comcast.net wrote:
> Aigner is worse than Coate. She is grasping. Desperate for the job at 
> KZYX. Broke. No retirement money. No IRA. Worse, Aigner is without any 
> real skills.
>
> If Aigner didn't have her sinecure at KZYX, what is she qualified to 
> do in the Anderson Valley? Pour wine and smile? Work in a tasting 
> room, perhaps? Be an innkeeper? Wait tables? Change linens as a 
> housekeeper?
>
> Think about it, brother. Aigner is hanging on at KZYX until she's old 
> enough to collect Social Security.
>
> At least Coate has had a real resume. He has had real jobs in the tech 
> sector in the Bay Area. And Coate also has a working spouse. At Kaiser 
> Permanente, I heard. And he probably has a few retirement bucks set 
> aside. Meaning what? Meaning that Coate is not as desperate as Aigner. 
> And desperate people are dangerous people.
>
> And that's the cold, hard fact of the matter.
>
>
>
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> *From: *"BC" <>
> *To: *"kzyxtalk" <kzyxtalk at lists.mcn.org>
> *Sent: *Friday, March 13, 2015 6:50:21 PM
> *Subject: *Re: [Kzyxtalk] new article
>
> John,
>
> As you are relativly new to the area and inexperiencd in public radio 
> operations, I suggest that your angry perspective on Mary Aigner is 
> both misinformed and unnecessary.
> Running a 7/24 public operation of any kind requires a really 
> dedicated and driven person. That person must take all the resources 
> and present a smooth operation while involving the entire community.  
> I couldn't do it nor could you.  That kind of performance requires 
> solid structure that must not accept the vagaries of poorly performing 
> volunteer programmers who,by nature, are inconsistent and somewhat 
> intermittent.  If she was supported by a stern program committee who 
> would support the scheduling and mission of volunteers she could take 
> a breath occasionally.  If you add a administrative crew who provide 
> real network for smooth manageable operation and the station would 
> smoothly continue it's growth to a real beacon to our evolving region.
>
> Give Mary a lot of slack John, she has done a great job under trying 
> conditions - and still is less of a grouch than thou. An enlightened 
> board will help.  ~BC
>
> On 3/13/2015 3:01 PM, sako4 at comcast.net wrote:
>
>     Here are my thoughts, Doug:
>
>     1.There will be no peace at KZYX until Coate and Aigner are gone.
>     Gone. Gone. Gone. Gone forever. Gone immediately. Coate has been
>     been wielding his "executive director" powers with an iron hand at
>     KZYX for the last 10 years. Aigner has been at KZYX since the
>     station was started 25 years ago. She has been on the payroll for
>     most of that time and wielding her "program director" powers with
>     an iron hand for the entire time she's been the program director.
>
>
>
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