Like a lot of radical projects, this one also began because I was prepared to work out of my house seven days a week. Now I'm happy to report that I'm in an office, have paid staff, and no longer spend all my time answering the phone and stuffing envelopes. That's a source of great personal satisfaction. But it also shows that without a lot of talent or many resources, there are openings to be seized. But it's not.
Radio remains an area of enormous possibility.
But no one is stepping forward yet to seize this opportunity. We should grasp such openings. It's a tremendously vital network, with many people doing very important work. Just look at the radio landscape. Democracy Now, Radio Nation, Making Contact, or National Native News.