I’m all for change. Change is good. Winston Churchill said, “There is nothing wrong with change, if it’s in the right direction.”
Everybody loves a good list, especially at the beginning of a new year. So, as we look to improve our stations this year, what comes to mind in terms of what you’d eliminate, or stop doing, and, what would you add to the mix? What needs to change?
I’ve been away from the blog for a few months working on two big projects. One of them launches Jan. 1st, and I thought in this season of joy you might like to hear about it. It has been an amazing revelation. The project is a new radio series called America’s Music Festivals. We’re broadcasting from 26 different festivals and we heard dozens of comments like these from each one:
“I’ve never laughed so much in my life” (Benny Kim, Music from Angel Fire)
I apologize to our readers for my absence. It’s going to be another two weeks before I’m fully back, but I just got this email from MoveOn: There’s a bill in Congress that could put media back in the hands of the Other 98% of us instead.3 Thousands of communities could get their own community-run radio stations—think youth, civic leaders, and local musicians on your FM dial, talking about the real issues facing our country. The low-power FM radio bill has passed the House and has a bipartisan majority in the Senate, but … Continue Reading
A curous thing happened on the way to higher ratings…