[MigrantOkie]

These people might be beyond help this is from their web site:

"KPFT, one of the five stations owned by the Pacifica Foundation, like her sister stations in New York City, Washington DC, Los Angeles and Berkeley, California, accepts no corporate underwriting or advertising.

KPFT's Mission is Pacifica's Mission: we seek to educate, to encourage and provide outlets for the creative skills and energies of the community. We seek to contribute to a lasting understanding between nations and between the individuals of all nations, races, creeds and colors. And, we seek to promote full distribution of public information.

With over 30 Music Programs and 35 Public Affairs shows, KPFT is for people who actively seek alternatives to music and public affairs programming. There's not another station on the FM dial here in Houston with more programming diversity than KPFT, 90.1 FM.

KPFT is radio with a vision. Check us out at 90.1 FM on your dial or listen live on the web. You can also visit us in person. We're located in the heart of Montrose in Houston."

In the middle of queer Montrose.Maybe the Admin should delete this one.

[Movemout]

I wonder where Pacifica Foundation gets their money. The operating expenses for five stations isn't trivial and they apparently don't run corporate ads.

[Tax Government]

KPFT, one of the five stations owned by the Pacifica Foundation, like her sister stations in New York City, Washington DC, Los Angeles and Berkeley, California, accepts no corporate underwriting or advertising.

Pacifica is discriminating against corporate persons by denying them the right to advertise. Corporate persons, like natural ones, have legal rights. And for Pacifica to deny a class of people the right to advertise might be grounds for a lawsuit.

[wardaddy]

Montrose is still queer....damn it was that way 22 years ago...some things never change.

Westheimer apartment jungle dweller circa 1980 here.