[Kzyxtalk] Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio all night tonight! Chet Baker night.

[Marco McClean]

MOTA: Good Night Radio tonight, all Chet Baker night.

Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio, 9pm to 5am tonight (Friday, Feb. 14) 
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.

Come on in and recite your favorite sexy Valentine poetry or anything 
else, just save the swears till after 10pm, so not to agitate the 
weasels, and to avoid being a yutz, whatever that means. Remember, Iron 
Man said, "When somebody does you a solid, don't be a yutz." Good advice.

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. Or phone tonight and read your work in your own voice: 
962-3022.

That out of the way, here are a few classic-to-late-model simple 
educational amusements to foof around with until showtime:

You think Joe Biden isn't a senile lunatic? Here he is on video talking 
to a bunch of kids at a public pool about how tough he was before the 
hair on his legs turned gray, back when kids /just like you little 
guys/, he says, liked to come up and rub his hairy legs and watch the 
hair move around, I think it was back in the '50s, when he had to face 
down a gangster with a length of rusty gate chain because he had called 
him Esther Williams instead of Corn Pop, the gangster's real name, and 
an opportunity for apology ensued. So the whole thing is pool-themed, 
because Esther Williams, kids. You don't know who Esther Williams is? 
What kind of stupid dog-faced pony soldiers are they raising /up/ around 
here? Um.
https://boingboing.net/2020/02/12/what-in-the-world-is-joe-biden.html

"Tell me honestly. Did you really climb that mountain to get that holy 
sword? I don't want you to judge me anymore. You have to accept my meth 
addiction. Thank you, Bobbert. Things are going well, aren't they. You 
know why I'm mad." It's a play-through video of a new kind of game 
that's really a very old game, going back to courtly love of the Middle 
Ages.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqSqE6EoMBY

And a youth bird sounds competition.
https://www.futilitycloset.com/2020/02/11/public-address/

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