talking 'bout radio

or the Ten Plugs of Talent Quest
and its not just for Men Club...

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a dry and rough edit was all I could muster for the deadline:
http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/1477

a dry and rough edit was all I could muster for the deadline:
http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/1477

Hi

alopecia is partial or complete hair loss. it can be a very difficult process to go through. based upon my family code it's likely "in" my future. lots of causes: congenital, environmental, side effect of chemotherapy, stress....

my point was that radio has been kinda losin' its unique significance because there are so many other sources of all media and most significantly producers of media that can get there stuff out through multiple channels. a pretty obvious reality that perhaps gets overlooked day-to-day as we tune-in or earbud-out as we move along in our accelerating groove ...

this civil competition is a very positive way for public radio to diversify and kinda go with the flow, embrace and shave the head, as it were, and perhaps polish it with pride.

no negative nor nay-sayers need apply, not neven nif nifferent nideas need nairing ?

negative is not the way of seeing the diversity of life nor is the positive... reality is in the vast fabric of the betwixt (like alopecia, betwixt is a lovely sounding word. little melodies. perhaps melancholy to some, energizing to others and just other to others).

thanks !

ps

Kalle, I tried to listen to your link but it leads to a blank page, the link seems broken.

thanks again

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a dry and rough edit was all I could muster for the deadline:
http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/1477

let's hope radio will survive! Cool spot.

I notice the local quality fading even more and the aggregating and unifying qualities dimming but the
portability is getting better and the choice is off the charts considering the net...

thanks for listening and your comments.