New radio stations carrying Night Lights

[ghost of miles]

Several radio stations around the country are adding Night Lights to their weekly lineup. KMHD-Portland, Oregon will be carrying the program at 8 p.m. PDT on Monday evenings. Beginning May 10, KOSU-Oklahoma Public Radio will broadcast Night Lights on Saturday evenings at 11 p.m. CDT. And KMBH/KHID McAllen and Brownsville, Texas will soon be airing the show as well (time to be determined). We’ll have a “where to hear it” page up soon on the Night Lights website. As before, you can always catch the program the week after broadcast in the archives.

Night Lights stations map

Edited September 24, 2009 by ghost of miles

[Guest Bill Barton]

Congratulations!

[7/4]

Wow - cool!

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[Dan Gould]

Congratulations, David. Must be very gratifying.

[ghost of miles]

Thanks much, guys--the show is still on WNIN-Evansville and Lazaro Vega's Blue Lake Public Radio as well (and my home station, WFIU-Bloomington). There are a couple more possibilities for pickups; I'll post them if/when they come through. I would love to get on an East Coast city station, but nothing yet...we've had individual shows licensed for broadcast through PRX on WGBH-Boston and WNPR-Connecticut, but no ongoing additions so far.

[alocispepraluger102]

when i first heard the quality of nightlights, i assumed it was as popular as 'hearts of space.'

it's every bit as good, and that's no knock on HOS.

[ghost of miles]

Another pickup this morning: KPBX-Spokane Public Radio, WA will be airing the program on Wednesday evenings from 11 to midnight PDT.

Many thanks to all around here who've supported the show--truly, it's helped to keep things alive and moving. I tend to think of this board as the program's "base."

[alocispepraluger102]

will the genial host be more richly remunerated?

[ghost of miles]

If only! Can I enlist you as my agent for this coming fiscal year?

KMBH-Brownsville and McAllen, TX (Rio Grande Valley) will be airing Night Lights on Sundays at 10 p.m. CDT. I've got all stations and times up now on the Night Lights station map.

Edited September 24, 2009 by ghost of miles

[BeBop]

Wow, you're Bob Parlocha!

[BeBop]

Wow, you're Bob Parlocha!

Sorry if anyone interprets that as negative; not intended to be.

[alocispepraluger102]

[BeBop]

Dang, what'd I do?

As I travel about the US, I hear Parlocha everywhere. I hope that someday I can experience the phenomenon with Night Lights.

[ghost of miles]

That's my aim, BB--a national empire, extra-Constitutional powers, and unchecked control of the U.S. Treasury, allowing me to dispense "genius grants" to Sangrey, Larry Kart, and other board worthies, as well as a $50,000 annual stipend to anybody who's a member of the forum.

We actually carry Parlocha for two hours here on Saturday evenings following Night Lights, and will probably add him to our late-Friday-night lineup as well. He and Jim Wilke have created really good gigs for themselves.

[alocispepraluger102]

Congratulations!

can 'the barton chronicles', be far behind?

hey brightsy!!! do you own this absolutely gorgeous rahsaan tribute album?

Edited April 16, 2008 by alocispepraluger102

[catesta]

Congratulations, David.

[ghost of miles]

Starting in the next 1-2 weeks:

WVAS-Montgomery, Alabama

Wednesday nights at 7 p.m.... I think they're on CDT.

[BeBop]

Or, as one of my associates in Los Angeles discourteously remarked, 2 hours ahead and thirty years behind.

[ghost of miles]

Two more:

KCCK-Cedar Rapids, IA (Mondays at 5 a.m. CDT--they're also looking to air it a second time each week in a better timeslot)

DZFE-Manila, Phillippines )(Thursdays at 9 p.m. PHT)

Both beginning next week. Full carriage on the Night Lights station map.

Edited September 24, 2009 by ghost of miles

[BillF]

Two more:

KCCK-Cedar Rapids, IA (Mondays at 5 a.m. CDT--they're also looking to air it a second time each week in a better timeslot)

DZFE-Manila, Phillippines )(Thursdays at 9 p.m. PHT)

Both beginning next week. Full carriage on the Night Lights links page.

Going intercontinental, David

[ghost of miles]

ot a "new station," per se, but WFIU is launching its second channel--WFIU-HD2--and we'll be carrying Night Lights on it as well, at a much earlier time--Saturday at 6 p.m. EST. Links to the MP3 hi and low streams are in the upper righthand corner of the WFIU homepage.

[ghost of miles]

KFSR-Fresno, California (California State University's station, run by former Org board member Joe M) is going to begin airing Night Lights on Mondays at noon PST and Saturdays at midnight PST.

You can check out all of the stations where Night Lights now airs on our stations map (moving the cursor over the balloon and clicking yields the day/time of broadcast and a link to the station's site).

Edited March 15, 2011 by ghost of miles

[BeBop]

Good news and great news!

I spent (wasted) part of my youth in Fresno, and still go back from time to time. KFSR is really a decent radio station.

And I've got a client in Spokane that's sending me more and more business. I usually listen to "the other" jazz station in Spokane (Eastern Washington University) since it's pretty much full-time and has student broadcasters. But KPBX has some nice programming too. I'll be listening when I'm in town.

[ghost of miles]

WMCE, the Erie, Pennsylvania public radio station that actually went against the tide and converted to an all-jazz format at the beginning of this year, just added Night Lights to their line-up; it will be broadcast on Saturday evenings at 8 p.m.

WMCE Jazz FM

[ghost of miles]

That's my aim, BB--a national empire, extra-Constitutional powers, and unchecked control of the U.S. Treasury, allowing me to dispense "genius grants" to Sangrey, Larry Kart, and other board worthies, as well as a $50,000 annual stipend to anybody who's a member of the forum.

Still working on this, btw.