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.”
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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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.
[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.
[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.
[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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
