As a high roller for ‘ICN and host of jazz programs from the 80s-90s I know the importance of supporting the station. WICN’s a valuable resource for jazz jonesin’ Jack and Jills in central New England. The station doesn’t just play jazz… they are jazz 18 hours a day. That’s a lot of syncopation.
With my good friend Ed piloting the StarShip WICN on Fridays I asked to be on his program. It was wonderful being in front of a mic, or is it behind the mic? Hosting jazz on ‘ICN was an especially creative time in my life and you guys are still a big part of it.
Hello, Mark, Thank you for your interview with Michael Hachey whose exhibit is currently in our gallery at WSU, as you know. I tried to find a way to listen to the Inquiry once things calmed down after getting this exhibit up and running, but either I’m too tech-challenged, or…? Please let me know how to access it, please. Thanks again, Laurel
Mike C On August 31, 2019 at 1:15 pm
Really appreciate the work that went into this new version of the online show archive. This is terrific, thank you, it’s a keeper!
harry platcow On December 28, 2019 at 9:12 pm
As a high roller for ‘ICN and host of jazz programs from the 80s-90s I know the importance of supporting the station. WICN’s a valuable resource for jazz jonesin’ Jack and Jills in central New England. The station doesn’t just play jazz… they are jazz 18 hours a day. That’s a lot of syncopation.
With my good friend Ed piloting the StarShip WICN on Fridays I asked to be on his program. It was wonderful being in front of a mic, or is it behind the mic? Hosting jazz on ‘ICN was an especially creative time in my life and you guys are still a big part of it.
Laurel Feinberg On February 13, 2020 at 2:50 pm
Hello, Mark, Thank you for your interview with Michael Hachey whose exhibit is currently in our gallery at WSU, as you know. I tried to find a way to listen to the Inquiry once things calmed down after getting this exhibit up and running, but either I’m too tech-challenged, or…? Please let me know how to access it, please. Thanks again, Laurel