OT: FM 949

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The irony: Halloran is going into real estate, sort of:

Halloran, who has also worked in the record industry, has not ruled out a return to either radio or records. He says he and his new business partners have made a $6 million offer to buy a local motel and turn it into the “Rock and Roll Motel.… I also just finished a movie script with one of my buddies from Detroit. It’s a movie about Jesus. I was told by a local entrepreneur he wants to option the script.”

http://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2010/jan/13/blurt1/

This reminds me of how there used to be “Madison and Tony” on SETS102.1 (pre-KPRI logo, but still owned by Robert), and I seem to recall Tony was a realtor…then in the post-bubble years, it became “Madison” only…maybe Tony cashed out of the radio biz riding that housing cash cow as long as it would moo…

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Halloran, who has also worked in the record industry, has not ruled out a return to either radio or records. …[/quote]

I remember when he and a relative of his opened a record store in La Jolla. I think it was around 1993 or thereabouts. It wasn’t very successful.

KCRW is a good alternative. Can’t get it in on the car radio, though. It would be cool if KPBS did some music. As I said, they could really benefit from Halloran’s knowledge and connections.

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[quote=edna_mode]
Halloran, who has also worked in the record industry, has not ruled out a return to either radio or records. …[/quote]

I remember when he and a relative of his opened a record store in La Jolla. I think it was around 1993 or thereabouts. It wasn’t very successful.

KCRW is a good alternative. Can’t get it in on the car radio, though. It would be cool if KPBS did some music. As I said, they could really benefit from Halloran’s knowledge and connections.

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[quote=edna_mode]
Halloran, who has also worked in the record industry, has not ruled out a return to either radio or records. …[/quote]

I remember when he and a relative of his opened a record store in La Jolla. I think it was around 1993 or thereabouts. It wasn’t very successful.

KCRW is a good alternative. Can’t get it in on the car radio, though. It would be cool if KPBS did some music. As I said, they could really benefit from Halloran’s knowledge and connections.

[jpinpb]

[quote=edna_mode]
Halloran, who has also worked in the record industry, has not ruled out a return to either radio or records. …[/quote]

I remember when he and a relative of his opened a record store in La Jolla. I think it was around 1993 or thereabouts. It wasn’t very successful.

KCRW is a good alternative. Can’t get it in on the car radio, though. It would be cool if KPBS did some music. As I said, they could really benefit from Halloran’s knowledge and connections.

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[quote=edna_mode]
Halloran, who has also worked in the record industry, has not ruled out a return to either radio or records. …[/quote]

I remember when he and a relative of his opened a record store in La Jolla. I think it was around 1993 or thereabouts. It wasn’t very successful.

KCRW is a good alternative. Can’t get it in on the car radio, though. It would be cool if KPBS did some music. As I said, they could really benefit from Halloran’s knowledge and connections.

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For the best music, go to Pandora.com. Pay the yearly fee (35 bucks or so) and you’ll have no commercials. No Halloran needed. You are your own DJ – sort, of.

There is some good database technology there that chooses the music based on songs you choose as seeds. It’s pretty nifty.

I haven’t listened to a radio staion in several months, since signing on to Pandora.

[sdduuuude]

For the best music, go to Pandora.com. Pay the yearly fee (35 bucks or so) and you’ll have no commercials. No Halloran needed. You are your own DJ – sort, of.

There is some good database technology there that chooses the music based on songs you choose as seeds. It’s pretty nifty.

I haven’t listened to a radio staion in several months, since signing on to Pandora.

[sdduuuude]

For the best music, go to Pandora.com. Pay the yearly fee (35 bucks or so) and you’ll have no commercials. No Halloran needed. You are your own DJ – sort, of.

There is some good database technology there that chooses the music based on songs you choose as seeds. It’s pretty nifty.

I haven’t listened to a radio staion in several months, since signing on to Pandora.

[sdduuuude]

For the best music, go to Pandora.com. Pay the yearly fee (35 bucks or so) and you’ll have no commercials. No Halloran needed. You are your own DJ – sort, of.

There is some good database technology there that chooses the music based on songs you choose as seeds. It’s pretty nifty.

I haven’t listened to a radio staion in several months, since signing on to Pandora.

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