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Kunm 89.9 Fm Lbuquerque Rroyo 89.9 a 91.1 A mailing list. Thanks! mailing list. that wecancorrect our from bothcopies us themailinglabels copies, are receivingtwo Ifyou errors dooccur. try toavoidduplication, Zounds? duplicate copiesof Are youreceiving December 2002 please send The UniversityofNewMexico Albuquerque, NM87131-1011 Albuquerque, While we Address ServiceRequested MONTHLY PROGRAM GUIDE so KUNM 89.9 FM 89.9 ALBUQUERQUE 89.9 SANTA FE 91.9 TAOS 91.1 CIMARRON/EAGLE NEST 91.1 ARROYO SECO 91.9 LAS VEGAS 91.9 NAGEEZI 91.9 SOCORRO 91.1 CUBA http://kunm.org Zounds! is available online at kunm.org. All We Want For Christmas is a Non-profit organization TIME VALUEMATERIAL New Albuquerque, NM U.S. POSTAGE DO NOTDELAY Permit No.39 Transmitter! See p. 1 PAID KUNM 89.9 FM Monthly Program Guide Zounds! is available online at kunm.org. December 2002 All We Want Need for Christmas is a New Transmitter! trans-mit-ter \tranz-‘mi-ter\ n (1727) : one Yes, we knew this day was coming. For the past two that transmits: as a : an apparatus for years, we’ve been quietly conducting a capital campaign to transmitting radio or television signals finance this and other capital projects (including facilities upgrade and new technology). And we’re getting mighty close More specifically, the apparatus that sends to our goal of $250,000, thanks to very generous support from KUNM’s programming to your home, car or the McCune Charitable Foundation, the Lannan Foundation, office. The Market Place in Santa Fe, and numerous individuals. No transmitter = no KUNM. With $50,000 left to raise, and our transmitter on its last legs, we need your help. The industry standard for useful life of a transmitter is 12-15 years. KUNM’s transmitter is 16 years old. And it Many of you will receive a special mailing this month. shows. Suggested giving levels range from $5 to $5,000, and all we ask is that you give what you can, as a one-time special KUNM’s transmitter has been breaking down more gift. and more frequently over the past few months. Our most recent failures occurred on election night, and during the If you like to do your Christmas shopping early, mail us pledge drive. your check today: KUNM Transmitter Fund, Oñate Hall, UNM, Albuquerque, NM 87131-1011. If you live outside of Albuquerque, you know exactly what that means. Because all you got was static where Can you afford $500? Or $50? Just make your check KUNM was supposed to be. payable to KUNM, and mail to the address above. When KUNM’s transmitter goes down, back-up If you’re on a budget, just put five bucks in an envelope equipment enables us to continue broadcasting, temporarily, and send it our way! Every dollar makes a difference, at reduced power. But that signal doesn’t reach very far, especially when every KUNM listener participates. and many thousands of listeners are suddenly cut off from KUNM. If you’d like to make a substantial gift ($1,000 or more), please contact us personally (Richard Towne, 277-8009; So far, our indomitable Chief Engineer, Kevin Rogers, Mary B., 277-8006) to discuss details. (Payments can be has been able to coax the transmitter back to life – but you made over a three-year period, if you like.) should see what we’re spending on duct tape! (A round of applause for Kevin, please; truly an unsung hero!) Time is running out, and the need is urgent. Please take this opportunity to help us replace our most essential piece Clearly, the time has come to replace KUNM’s of equipment -- before it fails for good. (And get yourself transmitter. one more tax deduction before year end!) IN THIS ISSUE: Program Grid .............................................................. 8 Report to the KUNM Community................................. 3 Program Listings ......................................................... 9 Native-Themed Radio Theater Event ............................ 4 Radio Highlights ........................................................ 10 Listener Comments ..................................................... 6 Program Underwriters ............................................... 14 KUNM Operations Staff Mary Bokuniewicz ............................... Development Director Tristan Clum .............................................. Production Director Leslie Fishburn-Clark ................................................... Reporter David House ............................................... Music Co-Director Rachel Kaub ............................................ Operations Manager Marcos Martinez ............................................... News Director Linda Morris ........................................ Accounting Technician Mary Oishi ......................... Underwriting Marketing Specialist Kevin Rogers ..................................................... Chief Engineer Dean Shelton .............. Coordinator, Development & Relations Business line: 277-4806 Request line: 277-5615 Richard S. Towne ........................................... General Manager KUNM Radio Board Tom Trowbridge ..................... Morning Edition Host/Reporter UNM Faculty Representatives: Andrew Stone Margo Milleret ASUNM Representatives: KUNM Student Staff Vacant Rafael Gallegos Leo Dexter .......................................................... Production Assistant Elected Community Reps: GPSA Representative: Andrew Frankl ........................................................................ Engineer Julian Spalding Bruce Thompson Kim Gleason ............................................................... Music Assistant Coleman Travelstead University Staff Rep: Nick Layman .......................................................................... Reporter Vacant Mike Swick Todd Lovato ....................................................... Production Assistant Appointed At-Large Reps: Ex-Officio Members: Sarah Marinelli ............................................................ Music Assistant Will Chavez Richard S. Towne, General Mgr. Daniel Monroe .............................. Admin. Assistant/PSA Coordinator Susan McKinsey Roy Durfee, Volunteer Rep. Joel Newey ............................................................................. Reporter Carilyn Rome ...................................................... Production Assistant Ricardo Magallanes Evelyn Schlatter Lena Stavely ............................................................... Music Assistant Jason Marchiondo Ryan Schlee Tracy Tsosie ........................................................................... 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