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I put some
of my thoughts and experiences about
the 9-11 World Trade Center disaster
on Ken's Page.
I found out on Dec. 1, 2003 that 'Nuff Said! is not "on hiatus," it is
cancelled. Several new schedules have been proposed since then and 'Nuff
Said! was never on them. Although there will be no regularly-scheduled
episodes of 'Nuff Said!, but there are segments aired whenever
another producer gives me part of their time slot. Check this web
site often, especially on Tuesdays.
ECO-LOGIC, WBAI'S
NEW ENVIRONMENTAL SHOW
Hosted by Ken Gale or
David Occhiuto
Evolution Comics,
Ken and Mercy's independent comic books.
Good News: There
is so much going on that I gave this section its own page.
The Comic Book Legal
Defense Fund's Petition for Discretionary Review has been refused.
That refers to the 9/23/02 'Nuff Said! special. A Dallas, Texas
comic book store sold an adult comic book to an adult... and was busted
for it! The case got to court and the comic shop manager lost! He
was sentenced to six months in jail plus a year's probation plus a
$4000.00 fine. For more on this story, click here.
During the trial, the prosecutors stated that "Comic books, traditionally
what we think of, are for kids." As if! The state of Texas called no
expert witnesses. Seems to me that no law was broken, but plenty of
prejudice was displayed by the Texas court.
Check out
our new COMICS
PAGE!
MY THOUGHTS AFTER THE LAST 'NUFF SAID!
LISTENER
LETTERS OF SUPPORT
An
introduction to the DIVERSITY OF COMIC BOOK STYLES
HOW TO TAPE RADIO
USING A VCR
There always seems to be big changes at the Pacifica Foundation which
owns WBAI-FM. The make-up of the Board of Directors was changed
drastically in January, 2002 and the banned and fired returned to the
airways. In June, 2002, the program schedule of WBAI was changed
drastically with very little notice to producers or listeners. That's
when 'Nuff Said! ceased to be a regularly-scheduled weekly show and
when Eco-Logic began. In
January, 2004 all the stations' appointed Local Advisory Boards were
replaced with new elected Boards with increased representation and powers.
That seems to have caused increased factionalism. For more
information and links to still more information (on several sides of the
issue), go to www.glib.com. The
next scheduling changes have been re-scheduled from September, 2002 to October
to November then December, February, 2003 and now "unspecified."
Occasionally, though, new programs are added or subtracted.
In September 1993 Ed Menje and Ken
Gale came to the realization that "With great power comes great
responsibility." And so, pooling their extraordinary abilities and
knowledge of the comics industry, they embarked on bringing sound to a
medium which had rarely known it. Serving as a forum for comics pros and
fans, their show explored the full diversity of the field with
entertaining and intelligent interviews and discussion. From golden age
cartoonists to the most recent indie creators, listen to enough episodes
and you'll hear it all in full spectrum stereo and streaming
real audio.
In April, 2001, Ed took an indefinite leave of
absense for personal reasons and Mercy E. Van Vlack joined the show,
bringing her unique viewpoint to the show and the news segment.
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OCCASIONAL SEGMENTS CAN BE HEARD ON
WBAI-99.5 FM IN
NYC
AND HERE IN REAL
AUDIO FORMAT
CHECK THIS SITE FOR DATES AND TIMES
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WBAI
is a 50,000 watt non-commercial listener-sponsored
Pacifica Network station broadcasting from the
Empire State Building.
TODAY'S INSTALLMENTS OF
BUZZBOY AND LETHARGIC LAD ARE STILL AVAILABLE ON OUR NEW COMICS
PAGE.
Click here to go back to the TOP OF THE
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THIS SITE CREATED BY ED MENJE USING VISUAL
PAGE AND PAINTSHOP PRO
AND HE'S AVAILABLE FOR YOUR WEB DESIGN
NEEDS.
Ken Gale is now maintaining this site with the help of Erich Heinemann,
who is also
available for your web design needs.
ALL
CONTENTS © 2009 Ken Gale
EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE NOTED.
THANKS
TO MIKE
OF 2600 FOR DOMAIN
HOSTING AND HELP.
SITE UPDATED July 1, 2009
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