[Kzyxtalk] KLLG: Marco is not local enough?

[King Collins]

To all  personnel at KLLG Willits including Lanny Cotler and whoever is or is not in charge:

KMEC (Ukiah) has just gone full-time with Memo of the Air, Marco McClean's Friday night show. 

I hope KLLG will do the same. It would be a move toward local free speech and solidarity.

It is ridiculous to say that Marco is not local enough.  I mean, he works in Ft. Bragg and lives in Cotati!
That attitude is really too local; it is parochial; it is EXCLUDING THE LOCAL. 

Memo of the Air should be supported by local radio.

Thank you for taking the time to think about this,
 And maybe someone will take the time to respond to me, even if, nowadays I spend most of my time in the jungles of Berkeley.

 I still have a few friends in the county.

--King Collins
king at greenmac.com

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On Dec 8, 2017, at 4:11 PM, Marco McClean wrote:

> "Mealtime is a big deal to a cat." -Art Carney in /Harry and Tonto/.
> 
> Tonight on KNYO, the Little Lion in Fort Bragg, of course. But starting 
> with /this/ show MOTA will be on KMEC too, with its Ukiah audience, from 
> the beginning, at 9pm, not waiting till midnight to be included there, 
> as had been the way. They had a meeting at KMEC, all unbeknownst to me, 
> and apparently some people spoke up on my behalf, and they had to change 
> things anyway because of upgrading and the aftermath of the fire and 
> connections chaos and all, and they just changed it, just like that, and 
> told me. So, progress. There might be a problem; something might not 
> work right, at first, or it might drop off at the wrong time, but 
> there's always next week, and the week after that, and so on. And it's a 
> big deal to me. Thank you, Joel Thompson, Ed Nieves, Sid Cooperider, 
> Alicia Bales, /the/ Govinda, and others at KMEC for this improvement and 
> opportunity.
> 
> Anyway, tonight: If you want to talk about your project on KNYO or read 
> aloud your writing in person, or bring your instrument(s) and/or fellow 
> instrumentalists and play a song or a short set, or celebrate your 
> adopted ethnicity's ancient gods or psychedelic salamanders or spiritual 
> massage-cheesecake recipe, you can drop by 325 N. Franklin after 9pm and 
> just wade in. Head for the lighted room at the back and get my 
> attention. You're never interrupting me; I'm happy to see /you/. I have 
> plenty of material to read to fill up the time whether you come or not, 
> so there's no pressure on anybody. The drain in the sink in the bathroom 
> has been taken care of. The heater will be on. Nobody will touch you any 
> place you'll have to show the psychologist later, on the doll, where 
> they touched you. And there'll be pickles. The good kind.
> 
> Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio: Every Friday, 9pm to about 4am on 
> 107.7fm KNYO-LP Fort Bragg, and 105.1fm KMEC-LP Ukiah. And also there 
> and anywhere else via http://knyo.org or http://TuneIn.com (and look up 
> KNYO-LP).
> 
> Furthermore, you can have your own whole show on KNYO. Contact Bob 
> Young: bobb at poetworld.net and tell him you want it and you'll be on the 
> air so fast you'll get dizzy from the rush. It's easy and fun. And it's 
> /your right/.
> 
> Also, p.s., the deadline to email your writing to be read on MOTA is 
> always about 5 or 6pm the night of the show. So you have plenty of time 
> to get that together for tonight. Meaning, just paste it into an email 
> and press send.
> 
> 
> --
> Marco McClean
> memo at mcn.org
> http://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com
> 
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