[NFBMT] new radio station in Bozeman, listen to Candidates Forum for US Congress

[d m gina]

I bet Jim would like something like that.
I would call it another talk station.
I hope it stays on for a long time.
Plus you enjoy it.

Original message:
>                 Well, hello there.

> I could have written this sooner, but the day before the primary, I thought
> I would post it.

> Better now than after the fact, I figure.



> I discovered this content only a few days ago myself.

> We have a new radio station in Bozeman, KGVM.   www.kgvm.org
> <http://www.kgvm.org>

> Now the signal is on the air, but they has been creating, recording and
> streaming content for some time.

> A lot of it is of interest to our community and to our community in Montana
> at large, I think.

> In fact, I also think it might be a good thing to have an opportunity to
> provide content about blindness, disability, etc.



> I can navigate the website pretty well, and there is quite a bit of audio to
> hear, or to download and listen to offline.



> This link I pasted below is to a Democratic Party Candidates forum, which
> took place here in Bozeman a while ago.

> I listened to it and liked to hear the words and get a sense of the person.
> TV and radio ads are one thing. But I like to listen to them actually talk,
> you know?

> May the best candidate win the nomination.

> I never have heard a forum of the other party's candidates. If someone has a
> link to it, I would like to listen. But I am voting in the Democratic
> primary this time.



> Here is the link.

> http://kgvm.org/program/election-2018/



> Yours in Bozeman,

> Rik James

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