February 03, 2004
Get Up with MorningWood
Get Up with MorningWood, on Community Radio WMNF 88.5 fm, Tampa, and streaming at wmnf.org.
4 to 6 am every Tuesday!
Studio line: 813-239-9663. Call anytime!
Today on MorningWood
It’s the week after marathon. That means lotsa music and just a little talk. Mostly. Then I’m gonna break that talk rule and read an essay by MorningWood favorite Ben Tripp. That’ll happen sometime around or after 5:30.
Winter Minithon
Thank you so much! The MorningWood goal was shattered. The number of calls and the amount pledged exceeded all expectations. We helped put the Minithon back on track after a few shows failed or struggled to meet their goals.
If you pledged during MorningWood and you haven’t received your free GWB cutups cd yet, call or email and let me know. Things got kinda hectic, and 1 or 2 may have been missed.
I can’t say thanks enough. WMNF could not stay on the air without your generous support. So, thanks again.
Playlists
DJ DDP is leaving Saturday Asylum, so there is an opening for a programmer on Saturday afternoon. Call or Email WMNF Program Director Randy Wynne and ask him to pick Norwood for this slot from 2-4 PM on Saturdays! (Phone number is 813-238-8001, ex 16) I know: I’ll have to come up with another catchy name, since MorningWood seems somehow inappropriate in the afternoon, but I’m willing to make the sacrifice.
The saga continues
I want to thank everyone who has already called or emailed Randy Wynne. He has noticed (and he noticed the MorningWood Minithon effort) and your contacts are making a big difference, but there are lots of qualified candidates. Randy told me recently that his final decision is still a few weeks away. So please keep the calls and emails coming. Let Randy know that it’s time for Wood in the afternoon!
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Posted by Norwood at February 3, 2004 03:08 AM