[Kzyxtalk] MOTA: Good Night Radio tonight feat. lovely musical folklorean Holly Tannen!

[Marco McClean]

I don't usually announce details of a show in advance, so bear with me, 
here:

MOTA: Good Night Radio tonight will feature an elaborate presentation by 
musical folklorean Holly Tannen. And, later on, local historian of both 
fictional fiction and factual fact Eleanor Cooney, writer of the 
freshly-published /Midnight in Samarra/ will pop the fricking lid off 
the true story of WMD, greed, and high crimes in Iraq. And also all the 
regular expectations for a MOTA Solstihannukwanzissimus show, including 
honking bluesmaster and standup raconteur Alex Bosworth reading two (2) 
of the fourteen seasonal stories from /his/ latest book (there are 
fourteen seasons now, to match the fourteen signs of the new zodiac), 
music from H.P. Lovecraft Society's maddening masterwork /A Very Scary 
Solstice/ and my own personal favorites from the tune vaults of yore. 
And news and science, self-help how-tos on various pertinent subjects, 
the Poetry of Sleep, waves and rolling waves of glittering drivel, all 
culminating at about 4:42am with the inspiring recording of 
gravel-voiced William S. Burroughs' intoning /A Junky's Christmas/. Oh, 
and Jay Frankston, and the Comtesse DeSpair, the latest in the Saga of 
Al, and... There's no way I'll read through the volumes of wondrous crap 
I've assembled and organized for this show, and that's okay, because 
there's always next week and the week after, and so on, the way it's 
been since mid-February of 1997. Don't worry about a thing, darlin', 
I'll take care of you.

In short, Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio, 9pm to 5am tonight (Friday, 
Dec. 20) on 107.7fm KNYO Fort Bragg (and 105.1fm KMEC Ukiah, and via 
KNYO.org), live from KNYO's shop at 325 N. Franklin, next door to the 
Tip Top bar.

Deadline to /email/ your writing to be read on the air tonight is 6pm or 
so. If you're not done by then, send it whenever and I'll get it when I 
get home from the radio station tomorrow morning and then read it on the 
air next week, see above. Or phone tonight and read your work in your 
own voice: 962-3022, though I'll be switching the phone off while 
Holly's in the house so not to interrupt her. You can bliss out to the 
Goddess' busy signal just like Merrill Streep did on that powerful and 
rare green orchid powder in /Adaptation/.

Meanwhile, here are a few simple educational amusements to settle or 
complement your jitters until showtime:

Xmas carols expressed through sexy belly dancing.
https://www.fark.com/vidplayer/10652841

Learn about SmartPipe and what it can do for you, the user. It's new, 
it's /SmartPipe/.
http://wondermark.com/smart-pipe/

And the entire New Testament of the King James bible 
Asian-accent-screamed at you over the course of nine hours and seventeen 
minutes. You don't have to stay for the whole thing; you can enter and 
leave at any time; there's no pressure.
https://tinyurl.com/ScreamedTheBiblePt2

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