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Is there any remaining human who understands the correct use of the word “literally”?
BUT APPARENTLY YOU CAN’T GET A DEGREE IN WRITING OVER THE ETHER.
I haven’t bothered listening to kboo in a couple years, but the last time I did I remember they had terrible programming. Has anything changed?
People who talk all that Cascadia shit ALWAYS came here from somewhere else. Stay in Tennessee and call it Cascadia.
Saaaaay, how do you know they used wheat paste and not plain old Elmer’s, Sarah?
Aw! It’s just a pre-social media shout out! KBOO has great public affairs shows in the AM, DJ Anjali/Incredible Kid on Tuesday nights, and a teriffic Native American show (http://kboo.fm/TillicumWawa) on Thursdays. It’s a grab bag, but there are nifty shows.
@Chester Copperpot
No. It’s still an abomination.
Oh for goodness sake. Why bash KBOO? If you find it intolerable, just go back to your Clear Channel crap.
Why waste time on this blog trashing the only place in Portland media that has time to address youth and minority issues in a substantive way, or that plays music beyond the indie rock, 90s, or top 40 radio playlists? I mean this flyer is a reflection of KBOOs history of affiliation with Portland’s hippie community, sure, but the Merc and the rest of the media in this town could learn something from the openness and creativity of this radio station. Shame on you.
@ Evan, well put. Thank you.