HOUSTON PROGRESSIVE
An online journal for freedom of speech and the press

HOUSTON RADIO COLLECTIVE


94.9 FM 94.9 FM 94.9 FM

CALL FOR PROGRAMS!

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The Houston Radio Collective needs programmers and programming. This is a unique opportunity for the people of Houston to participate in the opening up of FM frequencies as a right guaranteed by the First Amendment. The implications and possibilities are staggering!

1. Additional political viewpoints.
2. Local radio play for local bands.
3. A proliferation of poetry.
4. Wild, zany radio plays.
5. Creative anti-commercials.
6. Creative outlet for students.
7. Community-building.
8. Added focus on important issues.
9. "People-up" programming
(instead of "trickle-down" corporate culture).
10. That special project of yours.

HOW TO GET ON THE AIR:
Supply your program on a *high-position* cassette tape with:
1. Name of program
(one music selection or interview per tape, please)
2. Name of producer
(your name and/or production company or group)
3. How to contact you
(optional but recommended)

All submissions must be accompanied by a piece of paper, preferably a 3x5 index card, with all the above information (1, 2, and 3), along with a $10 processing fee. Stay tuned to the radio station (THURS.-SUN. 7-10 p.m.) for drop-off locations. Programming must be free of profanity and must not be libelous. The radio station will claim no responsibility, as it must be preserved for public access. Thanks for your cooperation and support!

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E-mail H.R.C.! (HouRadCo@smart1.net)

Send materials, donations, and fan mail to:

Houston Radio Collective
1436 West Gray, Suite #379
Houston, Texas 77019
(713)520-7150

Editor's Note: Use of this website, the other media promoted herein, and all materials distributed thereby are designated for the purposes of public education, creative problem-solving, and community building in keeping with the following Constitutional laws and policies (soon to be posted):

  • The Code of Ethics for Government Service (Public Law 96-303)
  • The Bill of Rights and other Constitutional Amendments and Laws
  • The mission statement of the Houston Police Department and/or
  • The mission statement of the Los Angeles Police Department

    Please help us by distributing these policies in your neighborhood, community, or school. Thank you for your participation in and support of public legal and literacy education as the basis for responsible local governance.