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Brain Sight

August 21, 2012 by Carl Blare

A lot of the world happens in the brain. If you weren’t awake, there would be no world.

My local brain saw a thought, and decided to share it here, now.

A lot of the world happens in the brain. If you weren’t awake, there would be no world.

My local brain saw a thought, and decided to share it here, now.

In a general sense sort of way, it seems to me that the majority of radio stations that get “stung” by FCC intrusion, are those who jar the norms of expected speech.

Wild, radical, crazy, anti-this-and-that kind of crazy broadcasting can get you flagged.

They have flags, and they are sticky-note type flags, that mark stations with insane programming.

I do truly believe that an unlicensed station which obeyed the rules of plain everyday normal dull uninspired programming could float on into the future without ever being bothered by anyone.

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About Carl Blare

Ambassador of Recreational Radio, owner operator of KDX Worldround Radio, webmaster for kdxradio.com, host of The Blare Blog.

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  1. MICRO1700 says

    August 22, 2012 at 3:15 am

    I Agree With You
    Especially if you put it down into
    the AM band somewhere, instead of
    up in the 1610 to 1700 range!

    Bruce, “GNAT 90.9… So weak, when
    it’s on the air, it’s off the air.”

    • Carl Blare says

      August 22, 2012 at 3:18 am

      Proof of Performance
      As proof of the weakness of GNAT 90.9, it cannot be received at all, ever, by anyone. Yet it’s still there.

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