[grc] Does anyone remember the NFCB Healthy Station Project?

[juice at whidbey.com]

The HSP concept as early as the late seventies did in the bay area's
KQED nightly news round table, the only real competition to the KPFA
nightly news, which quality has now faded somewhat, except for the
weekend news which is prepared by all volunteers. The five Pacifica
stations including KPFA later survived HSP attempts. Tom.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Donna Dibianco" 
To:"Heather Gray" , "Sharon Lockhart" , "grc at peak.org" 
Cc:
Sent:Wed, 29 Oct 2014 18:37:48 -0700
Subject:Re: [grc] Does anyone remember the NFCB Healthy Station
Project?

 We did the same thing at KSFR. Actually, my GM at the time, made me
and the steering committee review the project outline and make our
recommendations.
 We declined to participate, but incorporated some of the methods
outlined. 

 Santa Fe, back then would have never put up with it. Not with the
team we had...

 Donna DiBianco
 Station Start-up Specialist
 503-960-1068
 http://www.communityradiogoddess.com/
 www.linkedin.com/pub/donna-dibianco/2b/13b/459/

 ________________________________
 From: Heather Gray 
 To: Donna Dibianco ; Sharon Lockhart ; "grc at peak.org"  
 Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 7:03 PM
 Subject: Re: [grc] Does anyone remember the NFCB Healthy Station
Project?

 I know a lot of folks have their stories about the Healthy Station
 Project. At WRFG in Atlanta in the early 1990's we kicked them out
of our
 station. Atlantan's organized against them and the entire concept.
The
 representatives were shocked.

 Heather Gray
 WRFG-Atlanta 89.3FM
 404 234 4630 (cell)

 On 10/29/14 8:52 PM, "'Donna Dibianco' via grc at peak.org" 
 wrote:

 >You summed it up quite nicely...
 >The 5x5 model is the 21st Century Healthy Station project...
 >
 >Not sure where you want to go with this, but, HSP is the whole
reason why
 >we have GRC and R4P.
 >It was, in my opinion, the division of Community and Public
Radio...and
 >forever will be in my mind, heart, and spirit.
 >
 > 
 >Donna DiBianco
 >Station Start-up Specialist
 >503-960-1068
 >http://www.communityradiogoddess.com/
 >www.linkedin.com/pub/donna-dibianco/2b/13b/459/
 >
 >
 >________________________________
 > From: Sharon Lockhart 
 >To: grc at peak.org 
 >Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 5:38 PM
 >Subject: [grc] Does anyone remember the NFCB Healthy Station
Project?
 > 
 >
 >If you remember the details of the 'Health Station Project' from
the late
 >90's, please reply with your comments and opinions.
 >
 >As I understand, it was to switch to a AAA music format with all
paid
 >staff
 >and no volunteers, or active members. Essentially, it would
eliminate
 >Public Affairs and become another Top 40 music station.
 >
 >Is this correct? Please reply.
 >
 >Thank you. 
 >
 >Sharon Lockhart
 >KKFI PA Programmer
 >Every Woman 3 - 4 pm Sat.
 >One of 2011 GRC host/organizers
 >
 >
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