[Kzyxtalk] Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio on KNYO and KMEC.

[Marco McClean]

Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio on KNYO and KMEC.

Tonight I'm doing it by live remote from Juanita's apartment, /not/ from 
the back room of the KNYO performance space at 325 N. Franklin, next 
door to the Tip Top bar, so make plans to show-and-tell there /next/ 
week. Or get custom airtime for a show or series of shows entirely of 
your own-- contact Bob Young: bobb at poetworld.net and he'll get you on 
the schedule tout de suite (say: toot sweet). Not at all like that 
multimillion-tax-dollar smily-face Nice People private club they have 
over at KZYX where you have to wait literally fricking decades and then 
you're an undesirable troublemaker because you finally got fed up about 
being treated like a bug and said something about it.

I have a wild overstuffed kaleidoscope of material for tonight's show. 
Here, just let me get a word count... 43,000 words and I haven't 
finished frosting the latest announcements around the ferrule yet.

Even so, right now you still have a little time to email your writing to 
be read on MOTA. (Deadline is always around five or six p.m. the night 
of the show, and I'm at Juanita's so tonight it's even later because I 
don't have to drive anywhere.)

Just paste your poem or essay or kvetch or conspiracy theory or 
harrowing MeToo story into the body text of an email, check that it's 
going to me and not also to the whole group, unless that's what you 
want, and press send. And even if you're reading this after about 
6:30pm, it's really never too late; send it anyway and I promise to read 
it on a future show. Or come in and read it yourself next week, see above.

Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio: Every Friday, 9pm to 5am on 107.7fm 
KNYO-LP Fort Bragg, and 105.1fm KMEC-LP Ukiah. And also there and 
anywhere else via http://knyo.org

And then Saturday night you can get the recording via 
https://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com as well as literally zillions of 
other entertaining and educational resources to squelch around up to 
your fine white thighs in there. Or whatever other color. I don't care 
if you have legs like an Edwardian grand piano, you're quite welcome.

-- 
Marco McClean
memo at mcn.org