Is the Boston Herald replacing Dean Johnson?

[Laurence Glavin]

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>From: "Scott Fybush" <scott@fybush.com>
>To: "Garrett Wollman" <wollman@csail.mit.edu>, "Joseph Pappalardo" <joepappalardo2001@yahoo.com>
>Subject: Re: Is the Boston Herald replacing Dean Johnson?
>Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2005 12:56:24 -0400

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> (And no, I don't take Laurence's comments as an indication that 
> anything's wrong with WMJX; those of us who've been on the list for 
> years know that Laurence wants something from his radio that his 
> radio, in this day and age, isn't going to give him. We can argue 
> at length about whether that's a good thing or not; but it's 
> unlikely to change.)
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Of course, here your talking about MUSICAL programming.  I get 
news, ideas, commentary, dialogue and LAUGHS from radio
(I love "Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me") nearly every day.  For
music, I have CD's and I venture into metro Boston at
least twice a month to attend LIVE concerts.  Even with WGBH-FM's
reduction in musical programming, it still has "Symphonycast"
on Sunday afternoons and "From the Top" Sunday evenings 
when I'm home, otherwise I listen to it on Maine Public
radio on Mondays (or more likely tape it from WMEA).
By the way, one "concert" I attended two weeks ago was a
taping session of "From the Top" at Jordan Hall to be aired in
October.  They put on a presentation that took close to 
90 minutes...if you've heard the show and thought it was 
pretty slick for a program of untested adolescents
(although VERY talented and VERY well-trained), I suspect that
many miracles are performed in the editing room!

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