[Kzyxtalk] MOTA: Live on KNYO from Franklin St. all night tonight!

[Marco McClean]

Subject: MOTA: Live on KNYO from Franklin St. all night tonight!

Deadline to email your writing for tonight's (Friday night's) MOTA show 
is about 6pm. Or send it whenever it's done and I'll read it on the 
radio next week.

I'll be in the clean, well-lighted back room of KNYO's 325 N. Franklin 
studio. To call and read your work in your own voice, the number is 
707-962-3022. If you want to come in and do it in person, that's okay, I 
guess, but bring a real mask to put on.

Memo of the Air: Good Night Radio is every Friday, 9pm to 5am on 107.7fm 
KNYO-LP Fort Bragg as well as anywhere else via KNYO.org. Also the 
schedule is there for KNYO's many other terrific shows.

As always, at https://MemoOfTheAir.wordpress.com you'll find items of 
arguably human interest to peruse until showtime, or any time, such as:

"Henry, what was your favorite music when you were young?" "I guess it 
was Cab Calloway."
https://misscellania.blogspot.com/2023/03/the-power-of-music.html

$350 pick-proof lock can be picked in two seconds with a bit of wire.
https://boingboing.net/2023/03/19/lockpicking-lawyer-humiliates-schlages-100-pick-proof-lock.html

And "Or else it gets the hose again." Back when they had lots more nuns 
and monks around everywhere, they'd  do this sort of thing with 
toothbrushes and Q-tips. The church resists innovation as long as it can 
and then lurches forward abruptly into greater convenience, as with the 
fountain-pen/ballpoint-pen issue, and retroactive elimination of Limbo 
and, farther back, the crusades of children, the inquisitions and 
tortures and so on, not necessarily in that order, nor to scale. 
Speaking of which: look how tiny Jesus is. It's exactly the reverse of 
when you see traffic lights on the ground for maintenance and they're as 
big as a refrigerator. Weird. (via Everlasting Blort)
https://twitter.com/madamjujujive/status/1637317276759121922

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