busy weekend

March 23, 2007Leave your thoughts!

Lorna Bracewell’s On This Earth, a benefit for Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County, will be Friday night at 7pm at the Faith Covenant Church at 62nd Ave. and 1st St. N in St. Pete. Lorna, founder of the benefit series, will perform and host the show that includes The Florida Orchestra’s flutist Lewis Sligh on [...]

news that isn’t bad

March 19, 2007Leave your thoughts!

One year ago, Tampa’s own Roxanne Escobales came back from the U.K. after 7 years abroad. A former Creative Loaf-er in her 20’s, Roxanne went on to work for big media sources during her time in London. Upon her return to Tampa, she quickly joined the WMNF family as a volunteer reporter (becoming News Volunteer [...]

happy international women’s day!

Today is International Women’s Day! Because we live in America, you probably haven’t heard of it… but community radio WMNF will be celebrating it all day with female deejays and female-oriented programming throughout the day. See the schedule online, and as always, you can stream online or check it out in the archives. INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S [...]

read to me, please

It’s Dr. Seuss’ birthday and also the 50th birthday of the Cat in the Hat. Yet, we still have plenty of schools full of kids who can’t read good. “The top 25% readers have parents who read to them at least 3 times a week,” Heart of America’s Bill Halamandaris said last night on the WMNF [...]

become what you are

I remember the first time I ever went red. I was 16 and obsessed with My-So Called Life, and up to that point, copying Claire Danes’ hair color was one of the first real life decisions I was able to make for myself. Even though I didn’t see the color whenever I closed my eyes, [...]

newbies

February 14, 2007One comment so far, add yours!

I’ve been working for Creative Loafing for a couple of months now and am just beginning to feel like I’m settling in. It helps that I’m no longer the new kid in Editorial – Wade Tatangelo recently filled the leather captain’s chair that Scott Harrell’s ass used to occupy. It also helps that my desk is [...]

i’m with the band

It’s possible, that because of my Army-brat-background-fueled-need-to-move-every-2 years, that I become extremely attached to certain acquaintances because I know our time is limited and I want to live it up. Or it could be my sensitivity & love for (most of) human kind which allows me to bond with some folks easily, even if only [...]

something’s happening here

If you were a volunteer with WMNF, you’d receive lovely periodic emails, like the one below, from (our young and) venerable volunteer coordinator Carrie Core. And if you’re not an ‘MNF volunteer, peruse it anyway and perhaps you’ll find something that fits your life and summons up your hidden altruistic community-media driven desires. My Good People, We [...]

the kids are alright

Woody, 18, of St. Petersburg, organized last weekends’ Woodystock, an annual punk/ska show at Transitions Art Gallery (at the Skate Park of Tampa) for 3 years running. I was there for part of the show and collected soundage and interviews for my upcoming ska show on WMNF (first Monday of the month, 4-6AM, beginning in February. Archives available for [...]

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