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A Baha’i Perspective 07.04.2009

Warren Odess-Gillett — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 17:17:02 +0000

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Van Gilmer. Although growing up, his community knew him as a musician, he went to college to study architectural engineering. However, music stayed with him throughout his life. In 1992 Van introduced the merging of the Gospel musical form and Baha’i scripture at the Baha’i World Congress in NYC. He is now the musical director at the Baha’i House of Worship in Willmette, IL.

4th of July Birthday Episode on Hilltown Family Variety Show (07/04/09)

Hilltown Family Variety Show — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:58:41 +0000

HILLTOWN FAMILY VARIETY SHOW
4th of July Birthday Episode

Click here to view the embedded video.

WXOJ LP – 103.3 FM – Valley Free Radio
Northampton, MA

07/04/09 PLAYLIST

Kool & The Gang – “Celebration” [Celebration]
Charity and the JAMband – “Cake” [Rock Your Socks Off]
Suzi Shelton – “So Long Chocolate Cake” [Simply Suzi]
Justin Roberts – “It’s Your Birthday” [Meltdown!]
Betsy McCall’s Surprise Birthday Party – “Happy Birthday”
The Candy Band – “It’s Your Birthday” [Calling All Kids]
Betsy McCall’s Surprise Birthday Party – “Surprise Birthday Party”
The Candy Band – “Simon Says” [Calling All Kids]
Brady Rymer – “Happy Birthday Around the World” [Every Day is a Birthday]
Station Id: Steve Weeks [www.steveweeksmusic.com]
Charity and the JAMband – “Happy Birthday Baby” [Rock Your Socks Off]
Butterflyfish – “Lemonade” [Ladybug]Music
The Jimmies – “Somebody’s Birthday” [Make Your Own Someday]
The Uninvited Loud Precision Band – “The Uninvited Parade” [Blue Moo]
Laurie Berkner – “Five Days Old” [Rocketship Run]
Lisa Loeb – “H.A.P.P.Y.” [Camp Lisa]
Recess Monkey – “Birthday Bite” [Tabby Road]
The Hipwaders – “Birthday Ruckus” [Goodie Bag]
Ambrosia Parsley – “Everybody Came” [For the Kids Too]
“Birthday is Over” [Ditties for Kiddies]
Ralph’s World – “Happy Not My Birthday” [The Rhyming Circus]
The Panderers – “Come On” [Hotshot's Boy]
Betsy McCall’s Surprise Birthday Party – “After the Party”

Rock Press Show 0630

Steve C. — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:15:05 +0000

Rock, Folk Press Show Tues 0630. We paid tribute to MJ the late King of Pop, revisted the 60’s of the Jackson Five and paid a brief visit to the Disco Era. Vist webcite up coming on Word Press for Podcasts. Playlist*

1) Dancing Fool Frank Zappa Beat the Boots Disc 6 )
2) Ben Michael Jackson Anthology Best of Michael 92′
3) Lonely Days Bee Gees
4) Your Love is Fake Rare Earth Motown Collection 68′
5) You Keep Me Hanging On Vanilla Fudge 60’s
6) Come to Daddy Dillinger Escape Plan
7) I’ll be There Jackson Five Anthology 1995
8) Kicks Paul Revere and Raiders 60’s Greatest
9) Kicks Tony Gorila 2:30
10) Communication Breakdown Led Zepplin
11) Safely Dance Men Without Hats
11) Along Comes Mary The Association 1968
12) Blood hound Gang Along Comes Mary
13) Blitzkrieg Bop Ramones Loud Fast
14) I Wanna Be Sedated The Ramones Loud Fast
15) Psycho Therapy Ramones Loud Fast 2000
16) Trash New York Dolls NY Dolls 1973
16) Pearl Dew Drops Cocteau Twins 1982 -1990
17) Thriller Michael Jackson Thriller 1982
18) Sat Night Fever Bee Gees Orig Sound Track 1977
19) Dance Hall Days Wang Chang Greatest Hits 1997
20) Disturbia Rhiana Good Girls Gone Bad 2007
21) Love Game Lady Gaga The Fame 2008
22)Sex is on Fire Kings of Leon Only by the Night 2008
23) Superstition Stevie Wonder track 3 CD Great Hits
24)All Night Long Lionel Richie 4:19 Motown Songs 2
* Approximate Playlist

VFR Board Meeting Agenda 7.1.09

Bill Baue — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 02:14:02 +0000

MEF

60 Masonic St Northampton

7-9pm

–Announcements
–VFR audioport account
–Board nominations committee update
–Tech, web, programming committee updates
–Financial report
–Pulaski Park reflections
–VFR re-structure reification process

Underground Spiritual Game: John Coltrane, Otis Redding and Fela Anikulapo Kuti 6/27/09

seeingredTony — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 00:09:53 +0000

Tonight, we continue our tributes to the great musical masters of the African diaspora, with an hour dedicated to the legacy of John Coltrane, the next hour to Otis Redding and the last two hours of kickin’ Afrobeat to the Black President, Fela Anikulapo Kuti. That begins tonight, Saturday 8 PM to Midnight.

Homage to the Wise One, John Coltrane.

John Coltrane (JC) with Thelonious Monk – Well You Needn’t
JC – Soft Lights and Sweet Music
JC – Miles’ Mode
JC – Bahia
JC with Duke Ellington – My Little Brown Book
JC with Johnny Hartman – Autumn Serenade
JC – Alabama
Pharaoh Sanders – Lonnie’s Lament
JC – Love Supreme Pt. 2: Resolution
JC with Julian ‘Cannonball” Adderley – Grand Central

The Big O!! Enjoy.

Otis Redding (OR) – Come to Me
Aretha Franklin – Baby, I Love You

-Rest of the Setlist will come -

Midweek Politics with David Pakman – 06.24.2009

David Pakman — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 01:42:23 +0000

This Week on Midweek Politics with David Pakman

June 24th, 2009

Produced by:

David Pakman, WXOJ, Northampton, MA
Louis Motamedi, WXOJ, Northampton, MA

Total Running Time: 56:54

This Week’s Topics:

–Terry Mollner and Susan Wennemyr from Skateholders Capital join us live to discuss socially responsible investing, ethical companies and mutual funds, and much more.

–Horace Cooper, conservative legal commentator and writer joins us live to talk about Sotomayor, empathy and the rule of law, and more.

–South Carolina Republican Governor Mark Sanford returns from his mysterious absence and announces he has been cheating on his wife with a woman from none other than David Pakman’s home country, Argentina, where he dissappeared to in recent days.

–The latest from Iran, including President Obama’s comments on the situation at a recent press conference, which included a question for him direct from Iran.

–Controversy continues over whether Obama has done enough, said enough, and meddled enough when it comes to Iran.

–An unbelievable story from Iran in which a man is asked for money as a bullet fee before his dead son’s remains will be returned to him after being shot while protesting.

–Health care, including the recent comments by President Obama on the subject, and his statement that doing nothing is not an option.

–Bill Scher’s recent article with actual facts and numbers about the various health care proposals.

–A discussion about whether the cost of uninsureds, prescription drugs, or other factors are the biggest reason for price increases in health insurance, and recent polls showing that an overwhelming majority of Americans support government run health care.

–The 2010 census will count same sex couples as a result of a reversal of Bush administration policy by the Obama administration.

–Follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/dpakman

Show Website: Midweek Politics with David Pakman

General Meeting Minutes 6.17.09

Bill Baue — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:46:29 +0000

Present: Ed Russell, Tony Udell, Fidel Hildalgo, Dana Prescott, Rikk DesGres, Tony Shannon, Bob Gardner, Charles Marchand, Derek Goodwin, Emily Miller, Arjuna Greist, Alexander Russo, Samuel Bass, Andy Sewell

Moderated by Fidel, notes by Bobg

Announcements: Andy announced that the moderated Northampton mayoral debate hosted by VFR is moving forward, with Dave Pakman to moderate, and possible venues being Forbes Library or Northampton High School. We will need to obtain $1 million insurance policy on event [to cost us $100.00]; will be carried live by Community Access TV and run on delay on VFR.

Charles M announced an upcoming fundraiser at the Elevens on Aug. 8^th; we will be charging $5.00 at door; Charles will write a proposal to board.

Tech Committee: Andy – we now have a server sled installed, which, when fully operational, will record the stream in one hour segments. Some discussion of replacing Marrantz, but payment for this will fall to programmers, if they want to raise the money.

The Website is now transferred, and Tony and Andy are currently operating.

Fundraising: Tony Udell raised the option of doing another on-air pledge drive. Maybe in September?

Re-application proposal: the new and revised proposal is read and discussed. After a spirited discussion, the proposal passes as written. Some discussion of uses of transition week to the new schedule. [perhaps this could be a pledge drive week?] Full text of approved policy:

Here at VFR we have been searching for a way to make our organization healthier, and to ensure that the responsibilities of running an all-volunteer station are equitably shared by all of us, the volunteers. There have been many attempts over the years to combat two of our most serious challenges: lack of commitment, follow-through, and communication from some on one end of the spectrum, and burn-out from the most involved members on the other. To address these challenges in a fresh way, encouraging both collective and individual accountability, it is now proposed:

1] The reporting of hours worked should be the responsibility of each programmer. An online fill-in sheet will be added to vfr website where each programmer can report hours worked monthly.

2] Annually each programmer will be responsible for filling out a form, available online and at the station, detailing their personal fulfillment of the station’s membership requirements, including volunteer hours, meeting attendance, membership fees, and the provisos of programming. For the vast majority of us, this will be an opportunity to share what we have been doing for the station and how our shows fit in with the mission of VFR. It will be an exercise in community-building, as we learn more about the exciting, varied, worthwhile, and unique programs that are available on our station, and about our neighbors who present them. We can inspire and be inspired by the hard work and innovative ideas of our peers. For some, it will be an occasion to reflect on whether or not they are truly honoring their commitment to VFR, and a chance to step up and become a fully participating member in time for the review. A few will realize, on their own or with feedback from the committees, that they have not been complying with requirements, and they will need to relinquish their programming privileges.

3] Each programmer will solicit support and feedback from their collective prior to submission of a reapplication to the programming committee as a whole. Once obtaining approval at the programming committee level, the process will continue on to the Board of Directors, which will further explore the situation and make final decision on how to proceed. Each group will discuss different aspects of our adherence to policy and mission, and will have the discretionary power to waive some requirements due to dire circumstances.

4] There shall be a week break in programming between scheduling blocks. During this time, automation, syndication and other pre-recorded material will play on air. This will allow the programming committee to reconfigure and place both new shows and established shows in a revised schedule format.

5] The first annual scheduling period shall begin four months from passage of this proposal. During this four month period, programmers will need to fill out and submit their forms, and participate in the reevaluation process before moving forward into the next block. Out of respect for the time of our fellow workers, forms should be submitted two months in advance of the break. All of us lead busy lives with many obligations, but two months should be enough to write up a self-evaluation and summary of one’s show, as well as catch up on any volunteer hours or membership dues which may be lacking.

6] In order to facilitate ongoing volunteer work, the Board and other members will begin staffing the station one weekend day per month. Tasks will include: cleaning, filing, repair and maintenance, training, and assorted administrative tasks. All members are encouraged to suggest and take the lead on various volunteer activities.

7] Notwithstanding the requirements above, ALL shows are expected to fully participate in on-air pledge drives and other major fund-raising efforts of the station.

8] It is the conclusion of the general membership that following through with this system of self- and group evaluation will result in a happier, more functional organization. Addressing issues of participation and commitment will naturally lead to improvement in other challenging areas, such as finances, promotions, and staying true to our mission and vision.

Submitted by:

Bob Gardner

Arjuna Griest

Kathryn Kendall

Andy Sewell

Keely Malone

A Baha’i Perspective 06.20.2009

Warren Odess-Gillett — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 18:29:44 +0000

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Charles Cooper. Charles was going through life moving up the food chain when the Vietnam War and other personal tragedies hit. This caused him to start questioning the purpose of life and it was the beginning of his spiritual search. When he was about to think there was nothing out there that would feed his spiritual need, he ran into the Baha’i Faith.

Midweek Politics with David Pakman – 06.17.2009

David Pakman — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 01:29:31 +0000

This Week on Midweek Politics with David Pakman

June 17th, 2009

Produced by:

David Pakman, WXOJ, Northampton, MA
Louis Motamedi, WXOJ, Northampton, MA

Total Running Time: 57:02

This Week’s Topics:

–Shel Horowitz, author of Principled Profit, joins us live to talk about ethical marketing and more.

–Michael Koolidge, of The Michael Koolidge Show, joins us live to talk about right-wing terrorism and meeting David Pakman at the Talkers Magazine New Media Seminar in New York.

–The Holocaust museum shooting in detail, inluding eyewitness accounts and media coverage.

–The same conservatives who implied that the Army recruiting center shooting was a result of general anti-war coverage by the media claim that James Von Brunn was acting completely alone, was a lone wolf, and was not at all influenced by outside sources in his actions, although he has numerous ties to right wing hate groups, white supremacy organizations, and has written books along those lines.

–New right wing terror threats continue, including a threatening violent voicemail left at another abortion clinic.

–Health care talk continues to ramp up, with President Obama proposing a change to the system that would include a public insurance option, additional private options, and the option to keep the same insurance, plan, and doctor that you have now.

–Congressman Barney Frank walks off the CNBC set after what he says was not being allowed to answer the multiple questions being asked of him at the same time.

–Gay marriage and a discussion of whether the Constitutional right to equal protection supercedes any state or other decisions on the issue.

–The David Letterman Sarah Palin controversy, including an apology from Letterman he probably didn’t need to give. We also look at whether Sarah Palin is just in an attention-seeking moment, given that a similar Jay Leno joke around election time received no reaction from the Palin side, and John McCain’s poor taste joke about Chelsea Clinton.

–Much more…

–Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dpakman

Show Website: Midweek Politics with David Pakman

VFR General Meeting Agenda 6.17.09

Bill Baue — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 01:42:27 +0000

Media Education Foundation

60 Masonic St, Northampton

7-9 pm

> ANNOUNCEMENTS
> TECH COMMITTEE UPDATE (server status)
> FUND RAISING COMMITTEE UPDATE (benefit show**)
> PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE UPDATE
> UPDATING ONLINE SCHEDULE (examples of people/shows either new or not still on-air according to Steve Cutting:  Udel, Strong Oak, Soccer, Dineen)
> VFR RE-STRUCTURING PROPOSAL DISCUSSION
> VFR RE-STRUCTURING PROPOSAL VOTE*

A Baha’i Perspective 06.13.2009

Warren Odess-Gillett — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 20:07:13 +0000

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Kevin Locke, a Native American who shares his Lakota heritage with audiences all over the world, including the traditional hoop dance and Northern Plains flute playing. You can learn more about Kevin at his website KevinLocke.com. After the close of this program you will hear excerpts from Kevin Locke’s CDs Hoop of Life and Midnight Strong Heart.

VFR is now on Nokia Internet Radio

Catseyesoup — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:37:06 +0000

If you have a Nokia smart phone, or a smart phone with the Symbian S60 OS you can now listen to Valley Free Radio on your phone.

Go to http://europe.nokia.com/explore-services/music/internet-and-fm-radio/internet-radio to download the Nokia Internet Radio software and install it on your phone. Then either search for “Valley Free Radio” or “WXOJ” in the application, or look for VFR in the “Spoken Word” listing.

Now you can have VFR anywhere your phone has a wi-fi or fast 3G connection.

Midweek Politics with David Pakman – 06.10.2009

David Pakman — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 01:31:24 +0000

This Week on Midweek Politics with David Pakman

June 10th, 2009

Produced by:

David Pakman, WXOJ, Northampton, MA
Louis Motamedi, WXOJ, Northampton, MA

Total Running Time: 56:24

This Week’s Topics:

–Follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/dpakman, ask questions live during the show, all that good stuff.

–Shirley Phelps-Roper from the God Hates Fags Westboro Baptist Church joins us live to talk about gay marriage, how she hates homosexuals and Jews, and plenty more.

–David Pakman’s trip to the New Media Seminar, including run-ins with Sean Hannity, Governor Mike Huckabee, Ed Schultz, Montel Williams, Laura Ingraham, Lou Dobbs, and plenty of others, as well as Rush Limbaugh.

–CNN and Lou Dobbs insist on polling people on the premise of whether President Obama apologizes too much during his speeches.

–Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Mitt Romney also jump in on the apologist bandwagon.

–Barack Obama’s Cairo speech, reaction to it, and criticism about not using the word terrorists enough.

–President Obama’s continued strong approval ratings, and what might drop them soon.

–Two journalists sentenced to prison in North Korea after a meaningless show trial, why it’s absurd, and what might be done about it.

–Fox News is feigning anger at Sacha Baron-Cohen’s stunt during the MTV news awards because his buttocks were showing.

–More news about Sonia Sotomayor, including that Rush Limbaugh may support her, Pat Buchanan is simply race-baiting, and Newt Gringrich says she is not racist, but racialist.

–Much more…

–Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dpakman

Show Website: Midweek Politics with David Pakman

A Baha’i Perspective 06.06.2009

Warren Odess-Gillett — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 12:43:04 +0000

Warren Odess-Gillett interviews Dell Campbell. Dell grew up in a musical family in Ohio and was a musician himself. He branched out into audio engineering for radio and then got involved in the movie industry. It was while he was working at Warner Bros. that he ran into the Baha’i Faith. His biggest project was starting up the Baha’i radio station WLGI.

Underground Spiritual Game: Thelonious Monk & Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Sat. 6/6 8-10 PM

seeingredTony — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 01:01:06 +0000

Another night of music commemorating a few of the musical masters of the African Diaspora.

At 8 o’clock:

Charles Lloyd, Cedar Walton, Buster Williams and Billy Higgins – Green Chimneys
Thelonious Monk (TM) – Remember
TM – Caravan
Dr. John – Blue Monk
TM – Skippy (Alternate Take)
TM – Well, You Needn’t
TM – Hackensack
Sharon Freeman – Monk’s Mood
Sarah Vaughn – ‘Round Midnight
Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Where Monk and Mingus Live
Randy Weston – Functional
Medeski, Martin Wood – Bemsha Swing/Lively Up Yourself
TJ Kirk – Jackie-ing

Then at 9 o’clock:

Fela Anikulapo Kuti – Mr. Grammarticalogylisationalism is the Boss
Ebo Taylor Jr. & Wuta Wazuri – Mondo Soul Funky
Kokolo – It’s a New Day
Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra – Government Magic
Segun Bucknor & His Revolution – La La La
Nomo – My Dear
Femi Kuti & Positive Force – Truth Don Die
Fela Anikulapo Kuti – Gba Mi Leti Ki N’Dolowo

check out the website @ undergroundspiritualgame.wordpress.com

Rock Folk Press Show 0602

Steve C. — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 09:53:28 +0000

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Steve C. — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 09:43:20 +0000

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Seeing Red Radio: Black Panther Party, Zionist Racism in the Knesset and the Winnipeg General Strike 5/28/09

seeingredTony — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 17:43:16 +0000

Seeing Red remembers the Black Panther Party, featuring the voices of Huey Newton, Bobby Seale, Bobby Rush, Fred Hampton and others. We follow with Israel’s right-wing coalition lashing out at Israeli Arabs in the Knesset with a trio of bills that would criminalize any commemoration of the Nakba, any refusal to recognize Israel as a “Jewish state”, and demand of Israeli Arabs to sign loyalty oaths or lose their citizenship. Finally, we remember the Winnipeg General Strike of 1919.

Israeli Parliament OKs Bill to Outlaw Denial of Israel as ‘Jewish State’ by Jason Ditz
In Israel, Democratic Rights in Peril by Daniel Rosenberg
World Bank Report Reveals Disparity of Water Supply to Palestinians by Rory McCarthy, The Guardian
90th Anniversary of the Winnipeg General Strike by Alex Grant

Music:
Panther – The Last Poets
Comrade’s Call – Dead Prez feat. M1
All Hid – Camille Yarborough
Let My People Go – Darongo
Message From a Black Man – Derrick Harriot
Socialism – Dillinger
If I Had a Rocket Launcher – Bruce Cockburn

Original version broadcast on Thursday, May 28, 2009 8 PM EST

Program Length – 59:58

Midweek Politics with David Pakman – 06.03.2009

David Pakman — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 19:28:17 +0000

This Week on Midweek Politics with David Pakman

June 3rd, 2009

Produced by:

David Pakman, WXOJ, Northampton, MA
Louis Motamedi, WXOJ, Northampton, MA

Total Running Time: 54:30

This Week’s Topics:

–The murder of Doctor George Tiller, the physician who performed late term abortions in Kansas, but an anti-abortion radical.

–While some blamed Bill O’Reilly for inciting violence against Tiller by covering him specifically, O’Reilly has responded that general anti-war coverage by MSNBC could just as easily be blamed for the shooting of an Army recruiter in the southern US this week.

–Previous attacks on Doctor Tiller, including when he was shot in both arms, and a discussion about the security measures he had to take on a daily basis.

–Conservative Randall Terry’s response to the killing, including his comments that while this type of murder is bad, Tiller was a mass murderer and deserved to die.

–More on the nomination of Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court, including questioning why, if she makes decisions based on her ethnicity, she ruled AGAINST a fellow Hispanic in the firefighter reverse discrimination case.

–Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez, the first Hispanic to hold that position, comments on Sotomayor’s nomination.

–The General Motors bankruptcy, including bogus claims from Michelle Malkin that Republican-owned car dealerships were being unfairly targetted to be closed down.

–Are electric hand dryers always more envrionmentally friendly than paper towels, as many public bathroom signs say?

–David Petraeus, in an interview with Fox News Channel’s Martha McCallum, declines to agree with her GOP talking points, saying closing GITMO is a good idea, and that the US did make mistakes after 9/11.

–Griff Jenkins bugs Barney Frank for an answer about ACORN and funding, and ignores Frank’s answer in giving his wrap up of the situation.

–One Republican Congressman wants to legislate this year as the year of the bible, and at the same time mentions that government has too much control.

–Dick Cheney makes the closest thing to a pro gay marriage statement we’ve heard from him.

–Much more

–Follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/dpakman

Show Website: Midweek Politics with David Pakman

Programming Meeting Minutes 6/1/09

Derek Goodwin — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 17:58:21 +0000

In attendance: Matt Alvey (Music), Don Persons (Education & Social Issues), Strong Oak (Arts & Culture), Keely Malone (Co-chair)
Unaccounted for : News and Politics Collective

NEXT MEETING: Monday JULY 6TH @ the station 7pm

1) Task Review–we reviewed the tasks assigned at last meeting and no problems were reported by those in attendance.

Lila Wolan-Jedziniak–posting meeting minutes to the Announce List (It did happen this month but as a “Re:” to an unrelated email–Lila, please (send the minutes with a Clear subject line)

Tony Udell–Open House every 1st Sunday 10am -1pm (there is one this Sunday? Tony please confirm)

Joel Sax–working to add more childrens programming (Joel how is that going?)

Charles Marchand–updating online schedule (it hasn’t happened, maybe because of issue with the sending of the minutes?, Matt Alvey will be Charles’s back-up in the future)
Derek Goodwin–will post notes to the website

Strong Oak–will print out new proposals each month (and in the future will forward them to the appropriate liaison before the Prog Comm meeting)

2) The new re-application proposal from the GM–we had an informal discussion about the new proposal and what it might mean for the Prog Comm. We are eagerly waiting to see what the GM votes on this proposal Weds June 17th.

3) New Proposals–there was one proposal for a new show called “One Step Beyond”. Matt will follow up with Bryan and try to get him to the Open House this Sunday so he can start his training.

4)Schedule changes–the only potential issue was with Shana who last meeting had requested a leave, Derek was going to contact her about running her old shows during her break? but as of this meeting Don was not informed about the details of that discussion

5)FCC Violation and attendance issues–there were NO issues this month

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