[WXBH-Discuss] Program Committee mtg notes
Mark McKinley
markmck48 at hotmail.com
Tue Jun 27 13:42:38 EDT 2006
Attedance -Advance apologies to those I've omitted: John Hicks, Paul, Cory,
Robert Peck, Brian, Kristen, Aron, and me.
I thought one of Brian's discuss posts last week covered much of the
discussion in last week's initial programming committee mtg; the mtg
opened/continued the programming discussion with nothing set in stone
regarding programming principles/policy/governace;
One exception - at a previous radio meeting, the group agreed to become a
Pacifica affiliate and pay the $275 annual cost (can be paid quarterly -
next quarter: July-September ($69.75), their fiscal year Oct - September);
no decision has been made regarding Pacifica programs/schedule, although (I
think) we had said we'd include Pacifica programs as soon as streaming
begins to build momentum to going on-air.
Items included -
Setting a formula for mix of music/news, info: e.g., Nashville model - 40%
music, 60% other -feedback - since we have no local content right now - go
with what we can get;setting a formula at this time to set a limit (music,
other), would be a bad idea; although the braodcast reach would be on the
east side, voices from other parts of the community need to be heard
regardless; consider Hurstbourne area residents in-home listenersvs
listeners in vehicles;
Programs at the hour/ half hour vs. random, buffer spaces in time slots
Engaging/building an audiance streaming;
Promoting underwriting with potential underwriters/sponsors
Seemed to be agreement to get the ball rolling - local voices stepping up to
the mike/producing content, identify groups that already have
content (e.g., River City Drum Corps - Kristen)
Examples of problems encountered by past Brick (streaming) programmers -
some program folks
didn't know how to reboot, resulting in downtime- trouble shooting charts to
avoid repeating problem;
Training - Brian will pull materials together using FCC, WRFL handbook, WORT
Volunteer Handbook; other materials to consider - the Nashvile FCC handbook;
Aron said Kim Soreace has offered to train; Bob Reis did a studio equip
overiew training last Wed pm, has offered to continue to assist with
training;
Some tech stuff - Protool v Audacity, pc v mac
Mark
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