Fwd: {FP} URGENT: Tune into WBAI

[Doug Henwood]

The WBAI webcast seems no longer to be working, though no one is sure 
why. I don't have a radio at the office, so I couldn't tune into 
this, but I was just told that Nash was pulled off the air during 
this show. More to follow...

Doug


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>Don't miss today's Building Bridges--Your Community and Labor
>Report--on the Pacifica crisis.  The show will feature congressman
>Major Owens, postal-workers union head, Larry Adams, and will also
>include special statements by key players in the New York struggle.
>An update from a remarkable weekend in Houston will also be included.
>
>The show is hosted by Ken Nash and Mimi Rosenberg.  32-year veteran
>programmer Rosenberg was recently fired and banned from WBAI.
>
>Building Bridges: WBAI, 99.5 FM, 1-2:00 p.m., Eastern time.