Yes, this reporter realizes the quote has nothing at all to do with free speech or radio, but the incessant jackhammer and other construction noise in the background of this morning's video keeps reminding him of that cool old Lovin' Spoonful record.
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If you're a microradio programmer planning on saving audio samples for rerecording or rebroadcast, I strongly suggest you take the extra time and download the .wav versions. Folks begin to assemble outside the offices of WPFW on Champlain Street in Adams-Morgan. WPFW Local Advisory Board member Sam Husseini reminded us with more than a little irony of how WPFW, allegedly a station promoting dissident voices, almost totally neglected to help organize or cover the A16 events in Washington, DC this past spring. This reporter spotted this character in maybe the last five minutes of the event, after the last of the speakers, as folks were wrapping up. This reporter followed him a short distance back down to Euclid and Columbia Road, where he was seen driving off in a dark green Toyota sedan, DC plates AO-2024.