Sometimes I Turn Off The Summit

Yeah, you heard me. Well you can't expect someone to like everything, that's unrealistic. So I really do turn off 91.3 sometimes, not often. It's just some songs to me are like fingernails scraping a chalkboard. For example, The Police, who I hear too much of. When I hear "Roxanne" or "Can't Stand Losing You", I have to get far away from my radio or turn on the vacuum cleaner. The rest of their songs I tolerate, but I much prefer Sting on his own.

One other song that comes to mind just creeps me out, it gives me nightmares. It's "Hey You" by Pink Floyd. Those drilling worms, I hate it!

This is cool! I feel like Johnny Rotten today. It's good to complain sometimes.

If you have praise or a complaint for The Summit, by all means tell us what's on your mind.

Heaven Is...

I was just listening to the Manchester band James, and it brought back a great memory of a summer day with the Alfa spider top down, John's driving. We're on a quaint Ohio country road, wind in our hair. We're listening to James' fantastic live Green Peace performance of "Ring the Bells". It doesn't get any better than that!

What is heavenly to you?

I'm Feeling the Love

We are currently in the thick of the ten day spring membership campaign. I would ask myself "How does The Summit keep up the drive, the motivation throughout those ten days?" Well I was witness to a wonderful day at the station yesterday. It was Summit member three song dream-set day and a live performance / interview with the terrific band from Ireland, The Script. I met so many amazing Summit volunteers as well as renewing and new members. The passion for 91.3 and eagerness to help in any way possible was fantastic. That must be how the Summit staff keeps motivated, and remains energized throughout the entire campaign. Seeing the love for this unique radio station, it's refreshing!