[BfB(oG)] Fwd: 8/1 Guests UnConventional Coverage

[Paul Riismandel]

Billionaires will be on this program--listed below--today.  WEFT hasn't the 
time to cram in into the schedule, but I'll download it and play at least 
that segment on my show this coming Thursday at midnight on WEFT 
(90.1fm)--"Just Plain Angry Noise."

It's the special "Grand Ol' Penis / Erectile Dysfunction" edition.  Tune 
in...you'll hate yourself in the morning.

--Paul

>Date: Tue, 01 Aug 2000 08:39:30 -0700
>From: UnConventional Coverage Radio <UnConventional at radioproject.org>
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>Subject: 8/1 Guests UnConventional Coverage
>
>In One Hour from now. Why not pull it down and check it out?
>
>August 1, 2000 Scheduled GUESTS
>“UnConventional Coverage 2000”
>
>PRSS Uplink 13:00 ET channel A72.3M
>MP3 at www.radioproject.org
>
>1) Larry Frankel, Executive Director
>Pennsylvania ACLU and Larry Makinson
>Executive Director Center for Responsive
>Politics discussing campaign finance
>reform and how it relates to the First Amendment.
>
>2) “Billionaires for Bush
and Gore” report on the
>Million Billionaire march.
>
>3) Report on the Economic Human Rights March
>
>4) Dean Baker, Co-Director Center for Economic and Policy
>Research discussing the possible privatization
>of Social Security.
>
>The “UnConventional Coverage 2000” series is hosted
>by nationally syndicated columnist Norman Solomon,
>and veteran radio journalist Elizabeth Robinson.
>
>Brought to you by the National Radio Project,
>Producers of the weekly public affairs program
>“Making Contact,” and special series such as
>“UnConventional Coverage 1996” and “World Trade Watch”
>from the WTO activities in Seattle, 1999.
>
>Public Radio Satellite uplinks:
>July 31 ­ August 4 from Philadelphia
>August 14 ­ 18 from Los Angeles
>1300 ET each day, Channel A72.3 M
>program ID
>00-000-00330 -- 00-000-00334 and
>00-000-00288 ­ 00-000-00292
>
>Tape Delay and cherry picking OK.
>
>This series is free to non-commercial stations.
>Please let us know if you plan to carry it.
>Unconventional at radioproject.org,  (510) 251-1077