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A statement from KPFA's Interim Manager Richard Pirodsky about Volunteer producers
Richard Pirodsky say's to unpaid staff
"Neither the listeners nor the station care whether a given programmer is an elder or a youth, uses a walker or jogs to workhe listeners care about programs they want being available when they are. The station cares about serving the listeners and generating revenue."
"Neither the listeners nor the station care whether a given programmer is an elder or a youth, uses a walker or jogs to workhe listeners care about programs they want being available when they are. The station cares about serving the listeners and generating revenue."
Richard Pirodsky say's
"Neither the listeners nor the station care whether a given programmer is an elder or a youth, uses a walker or jogs to work. The listeners care about programs they want being available when they are. The station cares about serving the listeners and generating revenue."
Tell management to bring back the morning mix NOW!
Email station management at richard [at] kpfa.org or 5108486767 ext203 let him know you want local programs and not syndicated paid shows. Volunteers are being pushed out and not treated with respect by richard Pirodsky manager of kpfa and kpfk. Pirodsky is also the manager at KPFK and is doing the same thing at kpfk in los Angeles, where he is pushing out Spanish language programs down there. He is interim manager and will be leaving soon, so in other words a wannabe manager.
In case you missed it here is what he told unpaid staff
Richard Pirodsky say's to unpaid staff
"Neither the listeners nor the station care whether a given programmer is an elder or a youth, uses a walker or jogs to workhe listeners care about programs they want being available when they are. The station cares about serving the listeners and generating revenue."
Tell him to bring back the morning mix NOW and include volunteers in any decision making process. As a result of his bad leadership, volunteers will have to end up having to clean up the dirty work he leaves behind.
"Neither the listeners nor the station care whether a given programmer is an elder or a youth, uses a walker or jogs to work. The listeners care about programs they want being available when they are. The station cares about serving the listeners and generating revenue."
Tell management to bring back the morning mix NOW!
Email station management at richard [at] kpfa.org or 5108486767 ext203 let him know you want local programs and not syndicated paid shows. Volunteers are being pushed out and not treated with respect by richard Pirodsky manager of kpfa and kpfk. Pirodsky is also the manager at KPFK and is doing the same thing at kpfk in los Angeles, where he is pushing out Spanish language programs down there. He is interim manager and will be leaving soon, so in other words a wannabe manager.
In case you missed it here is what he told unpaid staff
Richard Pirodsky say's to unpaid staff
"Neither the listeners nor the station care whether a given programmer is an elder or a youth, uses a walker or jogs to workhe listeners care about programs they want being available when they are. The station cares about serving the listeners and generating revenue."
Tell him to bring back the morning mix NOW and include volunteers in any decision making process. As a result of his bad leadership, volunteers will have to end up having to clean up the dirty work he leaves behind.
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https://www.change.org/petitions/richard-pirodsky-bring-back-the-morning-mix-now-on-kpfa
Here is the list of programmers for the Morning Mix, the first new local programming in 5 years!
From: http://www.unitedforcommunityradio.org/?p=1183
Help return these journalists and the community issues they cover to prime time at KPFA.
1.Andres Soto from the Richmond Progressive Alliance,
2.The legendary Project Censored, authors for more than 30 years of the “Censored” collections of the year’s most-neglected news stories and the nation’s most prominent media literacy educators,
3.Hard Knock Radio’s Davey D, a nationally known African-American reporter and commentator,
4.Steve Zeltzer’s Work Week,
5.Poor News Network,
6.Strike Debt Audio Essays and interviews,
7.The Vegan Commentary,
8.Mumia Abu Jamal’s reports,
9.Anthony Fest, one of KPFA’s best news hounds,
10.African American host, Sabrina Jacobs,
11.and many others guests and contributors.