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Jay Michaels via twitter - 17.11
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Jay Michaels via twitter - 17.11
Jay Michaels, Donovan ‘Monster’ Smith and Red Cape Publishing release new charity horror collection Hot off the Press: A Charity Anthology
Jay Michaels, Donovan ‘Monster’ Smith and Red Cape Publishing release new charity horror collection Hot off the Press: A Charity Anthology
Jay Michaels, Donovan ‘Monster’ Smith & Red Cape Publishing are pleased to bring you Hot off the Press: A Charity Anthology on October 21st 2022 Hot Off the Press is the latest charity anthology from Red Cape Publishing, compiled by Jay Michaels and Monster Smith in aid of FAST UK – the Foundation for Angelman Syndrome Therapeutics. This anthology features over forty pieces of flash fiction from…
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Jay Michaels, 670 KBOI Boise | July 29, 1984
Jay Michaels, 670 KBOI Boise | July 29, 1984
Heres our first glimpse of the Boise Idaho market. This part of the United States radio landscape is quite under-represented.
Imagine driving out on, say, I-90 in the northern Rocky Mountains. Theres very few FM stations to listen to, but on AM there are a few lone signals during the daylight hours. At night, however, your radio receiver lights up with clear, strong radio stations from far…
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"Coated in gypsum dust, and still high not on drugs but on the altered consciousness of radical creativity and community, I had just tried to describe what Burning Man is, somehow. I think I'd said something like, 'It's a temporary city of 50,000 people, devoted to radical self-expression. So you'll find anything you'd find in a regular city -- art museums, dance clubs, yoga studios -- only in the middle of the desert, with no money, and with more creativity than you've ever seen.'"