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I sometimes do short features on the WBAI (99.5 FM, NYC) Arts Magazine Tuesdays between 2 and 3 PM eastern time.
Wednesday morning, January 17, 2007, 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Seth Tobocman, Nicole Schulman, Mac McGill, Tom Keough, James Romberger
A Combination Special of my show Eco-Logic (Tuesday mornings 11 AM) and
Harry Allen's show Nonfiction (Friday afternoons 2 PM). We discuss
environmental issues with three editors and five writer / artists from
World War 3 Illustrated magazine. They are masters at
using sequential art to convey and succinctly explain complex political and social
ideas and the latest issue (#37) is mostly on environmental issues.
Among the issues discussed on the show are fossil fuel, breast cancer, global warming,
nuclear power, oil addiction, rebuilding New Orleans after Hurricane
Katrina, the war in Iraq, Coral Reefs and renewable energy history.
The magazine itself has even more. It's WBAI Membership
Drive time and the magazine and a double cd set (with "deleted scenes")
of the interviews is our premium.
Missed a show? Recent ones are available for podcast. Go to the Audio Archives Page. Listen at your convenience! Most archived shows are temporary archives and not all of them show up (not my decision, sometimes it's just a computer error), so it's worth listening live. And you can call in to live shows!
The comics from the Feb. 14 show are still available to WBAI members as a premium. This is one of the few times getting comics is tax deductible. 'Nuff Said! needs to make a financial impression on station management! You can still get the premium package by going to www.wbai.org
I've decided to prepare for a show whether I know I'm doing one or not because it's easier to cancel at the last minute than it is to prepare at the last minute. Yeah, I know: "Duh," but sometimes obvious things are not so obvious, especially with so many other things going on at the same time, so I'm explaining that here. I suspect my time doing these substitutions will be ending soon, so listen while you can. Either Susan Brown will return to every episode of Punk and Hardcore or we'll both be canceled. There's some pretty strong language coming out of the program director's office. He hasn't changed his mind about 'Nuff Said! or comic books in general from what I'm hearing. I'm still covering an array of political and social issues and he still seems to think comics are "narrow focused." Frederick Wertham lives. (This web site has more on this topic, click on "Ken's Page" or "Articles" below.)
Sure, this show might be on when many of you are away from a radio, but there is a way to tape radio using a vcr by simply connecting the input of your vcr to the output of your stereo. There is a more detailed description of this here.
And now these shows will be available on the
WBAI
web page for two weeks after they air. So you can listen
at your leisure.
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