Radio NewYork International

Thanks to all that attended last nights mandatory meeting of the ‘Quality Talk Radio Club’.

I realize the shows topic was probably a bit demanding for many, an example being one listener who has become a former listener rather than hear a take on Religion and God that was quite questioning, and irreverent to put it most mildly, but it was a prime example of what I like to do. Rest assured, we shall revisit the topic in the future, assuming we have much of a future.

I had a good time and enjoyed the listening family input which was sadly too minimal for my liking.

I do want the show to be more interactive, but with the audience numbers stagnant, it seems unlikely. Any ideas as to how we can ‘grow’ the audience would be most appreciated. I lack the time to promote and prepare a show.

For now, our every other week Extravagonzo will be the norm. However, the response and audience size must increase. I know less shows from yours truly can only negatively impact such growth, but the prep and production time is minimally worth my while if were not hitting more people with the product.

By later this day, the stream of the show should be up, and a downloadable copy in the archive for IPOD loading and the like. At almost 4 hours, it is one of our longer efforts to date, and may be best absorbed via download in bite sized doses.

We encourage you to grab it, and tell a few hundred friends what they are missing. With so much chatter in the media about the dearth of interesting, entertaining and relevant talk radio, especially on weekends, more must know that we provide the antidote to by rote boring radio.

Brother Dave (The Boogie Man) will be in the air chair next week with a very special program featuring his power pop plus blend of music that needs more airplay, and gets it here at 11L/RNI. As always your attendance is mandatory. See you on the radio pally!

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