Liza
> There is alot to be said for professionalism. If that's what it is. The
> move to Wall Street has not, aside from the facilities, improved the
> station
> as far I can tell from listening. The move has saddled the station with a
> few hundred thousand dollars a year in higher rent for the next decade or
> so.
>
> As you can see from the Ross posting on fund raising. BAI is falling
> further and further behind. Of course the books are pretty much closed so
> things have to be guessed at. But things look bad. Pacifica is going to
> have to bail out BAI. Pacifica is far from being in a position to do much
> of that.
>
> If no serious changes happen parts of Pacifica may have to be sold off.
>
> Steve Gotzler
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Dennis Perrin" <dperrin at comcast.net>
> To: <lbo-talk at lbo-talk.org>
> Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 12:22 AM
> Subject: Re: [lbo-talk] WBAI details
>
>
>>> The old place, at 8th Av & 35th St, was a dump. It was depressing to go
>>> there. Stuff was broken, shabby, filthy. You felt like putting on the
>>> headphones might give you a disease. The Wall Street studios are
>>> attractive, clean, and modern. It feels good after working in that old
>>> dump. That's not the problem. WBAI could use more of what some might
>>> disparage as slickness, not less.
>>>
>>> Doug
>>
>> Doug's right -- the old 'BAI ofcs & studio were awful. And that's what I
>> liked about them. 'Course, I'm younger than Doug, so for me it was a
>> romantic setting. Had some good times there. Some wild, insane ones as
>> well. Probably best that they moved on.
>>
>> Dennis
>>
>> <http://redstateson.blogspot.com/>
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