[Kzyxtalk] Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio Armistice Day show tonight, because Sunday is Armistice Day.

[Marco McClean]

Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio tonight live from Fort Bragg on 
KNYO-LP and KMEC-LP Ukiah.

Tonight, Friday, November nine, 9pm to 5am, there's Memo of the Air, 
live from the KNYO performance space at 325 N. Franklin, next door to 
the Tip Top bar. Enter out of the smog, waft toward the classily 
cluttered, well-lighted space at the back, and you can show-and-tell 
and/or perform your act or musical composition, or talk about your 
project, or offer thoughts and prayers regarding the latest atrocity 
either local or global, or teach the world all about something only you 
have been privileged to grasp, in a new and exuberant language that 
occurs to you on the spot, if you find yourself at that point in your cycle.

If you'd rather stay home crouching over the HEPA filter, the deadline 
to email your writing to be read on the air tonight is 6pm or so. Also 
the number in the Fort Bragg studio is 707 962-3022, so you can read 
your own work with your own voice right there on the phone in real time. 
If there will be swears (in English), please wait until 10pm for that, 
because otherwise it agitates the weasels, /as you well know/. Also you 
might listen for a short while before you call, because I'm gonna try to 
remember this time to turn off the phone bell while a guest is 
performing, and I don't want you to feel like nobody cares about you. I 
mean, I might or might not care about you, but I'm never ignoring the 
phone just because it's you.

This coming Wednesday (Nov. 14) the 80-year-old Western radio 
comedy-drama /Destry Rides Again/ will be performed on KNYO /from/ the 
Helen Schoeni Theater in the middle of the Art Center in Mendocino with 
a live audience and SFX both canned and practical. For infomation about 
getting your cowboy butt in a fancy theater seat for pure enjoyment or 
heckling purposes, find info via http://MendocinoTheatre.org and then 
Season and then Reading Series. Or call the box office: 937-4477.

Okay, that's it. But tell your friends about 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. Also there and anywhere else via http://knyo.org

Some bonus tracks, for while you wait:

The Gashlycrumb Tinies was one of the first Edward Gorey stories I ever 
read. It was the early 1970s. Here's the new GhastlyGun Tinies, 
regarding the 2nd Amendment's well-regulated militia and the mess it 
leaves after itself for the rest of us to clean up or look the other way 
from.
https://imgur.com/gallery/eSvwrD1

Ze Frank on dragonflies and damselflies. "This hardcore little bastard." 
Circle of life.
https://laughingsquid.com/ze-frank-true-facts-damselflies-dragonflies/

And I have an eight-inch-tall antique stuffed plush baby dinosaur I got 
at the St. Vincent de Paul for like 50 cents a couple of years ago. It 
took a long time to run the batteries down that came in it, and I 
replaced them with two AA batteries (from a pack of eight from the 
dollar store). You touch its tongue and it woggles its head and chews 
(!) and waves its little arms and makes a baby roar/scream and a happy 
eating sound, and you touch its tongue again and it does much the same 
but makes a different sound. Five sounds, total. It is so cute; I keep 
it by the door and touch its tongue when I go out or come in, like that 
Jewish blessing thing, you know? Now: here's the 2018 version of that 
toy on steroids and literal roller skates. I don't want it, don't buy it 
for my birthday on Monday, I mean that, but the ad is very nicely 
produced, and budding salesmuffins can learn a great deal from the 
presentation.
https://theawesomer.com/alpha-training-blue-robot/500568/

-
Marco McClean, memo at mcn.org,
https://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com