December 31, 2005
WDBX is online!!!
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Posted by ninjayogi at December 31, 2005 11:24 PM
Thanks for doing this, I miss my wdbx way out here in Kansas and now I've got it again.
Posted by: David at December 20, 2004 11:45 AMWow....sounds great out here in Seattle! Thanks for going live on the net!!!
Posted by: Dee at December 21, 2004 06:11 PMWow! That show called On Tour is fantastic. I love those live jams. Keep up the great work WDBX!
Posted by: Rupert at December 21, 2004 07:41 PM
From France and thanks to my Bro,Kevin,i can feel the sound of good US music at work !!!!!
Great !!! Thanks to u all
Trick Pony! Thanks for the link to WDBX Live! Sounds great. Merry Christmas to you. - Sherpa
Posted by: Sherpa at December 22, 2004 11:45 AMWDBX’S LIGHT ON THE LAW Begins New Season with 260th Show this Friday Morning at 9 now on the Internet at www.wdbx.org, as well as FM 91.1.
We launch our new format with a 10 minute Law News segment at 9 followed by interviews, productions, vintage recordings, book and film reviews, or spoken word segments.
Pro se litigator and environmental activist and educator, John Wallace will speak live from our downtown Carbondale studio on the unprecedented visit by a Southern District Federal Judge to view personally the harm caused by equestrian businesses operating near one of the Shawnee National Forest’s gems: Lusk Creek. John Wallace and Sam Stearns have taken responsibility for enforcement of the court order obtained by Joe Glisson in his pro se litigation finding that a permit process must be enacted by the Forest Service for horseback outfitters and guides on the Shawnee.
Mark Donham of Heartwood will tell us about the New National Forest Regulations and how they might impact the Shawnee National Forest.
We can be contacted at lightonthelaw@midwest.net.
Please give us a listen this Friday and every Friday morning at 9!
Paul Matalonis + Kathy Livingston
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Posted by: mr.dp at March 3, 2005 11:09 AM