[Didjeridu] Public Radio Pledge Drive
David Blonski
davidb at timelessproductions.com
Mon Jun 15 20:49:47 PDT 2009
Don't know about the station in Pennsylvania but I broadcast didge music
often at KFOK-LPFM (low power FM) in Georgetown CA. While this may
antagonize a few listeners it is primarily done to broaden listener
appreciation for diverse and eclectic music forms. Tracks from DP01, DP02,
& DP03 (the Didjeridu Planet series sponsored by this list) are all included
regularly in our playlists. We also stream our broadcast on the internet
via Live365.com and you can connect to our stream at www.kfok.org. Want
your music played on the radio and streamed on the internet? Send me your
CD and we'll make it happen.
David "TheDidjMan" Blonski
KFOK Community Radio Operations Manager
www.kfok.org
----- Original Message -----
From: "Karl & Sue Kalbaugh" <kalbaugh at cox.net>
To: <didjeridu at music.mills.edu>
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 5:52 PM
Subject: [Didjeridu] Public Radio Pledge Drive
> Hello Everyone
>
> Greetings and I hope you are well.
>
> Is anyone familiar with this occurrence?
>
> A small public radio station (I believe it was in Central Pennsylvania
> (USA), possibly Johnstown or State College) "threatened" to play, and
> subsequently DID play didgeridoo music to antagonize its listeners into
> contributing money.
>
> I'm trying to find out if this is true, and when it may have happened.
> Then,
> I would hope to find the specific station. I could easily get the email
> and
> snail mail. And if all this actually happens, I'd like to "release the
> hounds," meaning, all of us here give them the holy "what for!"
>
> But, first things first, has anyone heard of this?
>
> Many thanks to everyone
>
> Karl Kalbaugh
>
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