Comments for Radio Kuralt http://www.radiokuralt.com Thu, 11 Mar 2010 04:35:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Dear Dish by Katie http://www.radiokuralt.com/2009/04/16/dear-dish/#comment-2683 Katie Sat, 18 Apr 2009 14:27:45 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=187#comment-2683 Sounds like we're on the same page already Tyler. Change is coming but Roberto's music is too good to just fade away. Looking forward to seeing how things proceed. Sounds like we’re on the same page already Tyler. Change is coming but Roberto’s music is too good to just fade away. Looking forward to seeing how things proceed.

]]> Comment on Dear Dish by Tyler http://www.radiokuralt.com/2009/04/16/dear-dish/#comment-2594 Tyler Sat, 18 Apr 2009 07:36:50 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=187#comment-2594 Hey Katie, the tribute to the guys was beautiful but it's not over. Whether or not Nathaniel decides to play with Roberto again in the future, (and he's always welcome, there isn't any animosity) Dish will continue on and great things are coming. Be happy for Nathaniel, because everyone deserves the right to choose their own path to happiness and Roberto will always be his brother. Stay tuned, Tyler Wehmeier ROA Records Hey Katie, the tribute to the guys was beautiful but it’s not over.
Whether or not Nathaniel decides to play with Roberto again in the future, (and he’s always welcome, there isn’t any animosity) Dish will continue on and great things are coming.
Be happy for Nathaniel, because everyone deserves the right to choose their own path to happiness and Roberto will always be his brother.
Stay tuned,
Tyler Wehmeier
ROA Records

]]> Comment on Dear Dish by Rick Lang http://www.radiokuralt.com/2009/04/16/dear-dish/#comment-2349 Rick Lang Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:14:06 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=187#comment-2349 Another great piece! Bands can be a lot like life, a coming together, then separation, then redefining purpose. Things that are close to you change and then it is a beginning to a new phase in life. As we go through different phases they become the signposts of our lives. Something that defines who we were at a given point in our lives. We often look back at these past events with a little joy and a little sadness, but mostly joy. It is what makes it worthwhile. Another great piece! Bands can be a lot like life, a coming together, then separation, then redefining purpose. Things that are close to you change and then it is a beginning to a new phase in life. As we go through different phases they become the signposts of our lives. Something that defines who we were at a given point in our lives. We often look back at these past events with a little joy and a little sadness, but mostly joy. It is what makes it worthwhile.

]]> Comment on Home for the Holidays. by Rick Lang http://www.radiokuralt.com/2008/12/29/first-national-piece-aired-on-marketplace/#comment-80 Rick Lang Tue, 06 Jan 2009 13:44:16 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=146#comment-80 Katie, Thank you for your kind words. Frankly, I sometimes think about how my parents dealt with the Great Depression and how I benefited from their efforts. I also think about how my generation got wrapped up in its excesses, that may have cost the next generation the security my parents generation worked so hard to give. The boomer generation generated a lot of good, but also some bad. Katie, Thank you for your kind words. Frankly, I sometimes think about how my parents dealt with the Great Depression and how I benefited from their efforts. I also think about how my generation got wrapped up in its excesses, that may have cost the next generation the security my parents generation worked so hard to give. The boomer generation generated a lot of good, but also some bad.

]]> Comment on Home for the Holidays. by Katie http://www.radiokuralt.com/2008/12/29/first-national-piece-aired-on-marketplace/#comment-79 Katie Tue, 06 Jan 2009 13:21:45 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=146#comment-79 Hi Rick, thank you so much for having a listen and for connecting with this family. I agree.; I feel like they represent most of us Americans who are not only working to make ends meet but also hoping to get into a position where we can even get ahead some day. Hi Rick, thank you so much for having a listen and for connecting with this family. I agree.; I feel like they represent most of us Americans who are not only working to make ends meet but also hoping to get into a position where we can even get ahead some day.

]]> Comment on Home for the Holidays. by Rick Lang http://www.radiokuralt.com/2008/12/29/first-national-piece-aired-on-marketplace/#comment-78 Rick Lang Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:43:20 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=146#comment-78 Katie, Once again, a very strong piece! I feel close to them. I have what I think to be a good job, but I have to realize that I am a missed pay period or two from the same thing that they are experiencing. My heart goes out to them. Katie,

Once again, a very strong piece! I feel close to them. I have what I think to be a good job, but I have to realize that I am a missed pay period or two from the same thing that they are experiencing. My heart goes out to them.

]]> Comment on Home for the Holidays. by Jonathan Hanst http://www.radiokuralt.com/2008/12/29/first-national-piece-aired-on-marketplace/#comment-76 Jonathan Hanst Mon, 05 Jan 2009 20:40:58 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=146#comment-76 Katie, we have a mutual friend in Niki P! She said I should look up your site cause we both have audio backgrounds. I'd love to chat sometime. Visit my site (jonathanhanst.com) and you'll find contact info. Happy New Year! Katie, we have a mutual friend in Niki P! She said I should look up your site cause we both have audio backgrounds. I’d love to chat sometime. Visit my site (jonathanhanst.com) and you’ll find contact info. Happy New Year!

]]> Comment on McLemonade: A taste of political intolerance. by Katie http://www.radiokuralt.com/2008/11/04/mclemonade-a-taste-of-political-intolerance/#comment-68 Katie Mon, 29 Dec 2008 22:55:56 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=103#comment-68 Hi Josie, thanks for having a listen. And it's just as interesting to hear your perspective. Appreciate you taking the time to comment. Hi Josie, thanks for having a listen. And it’s just as interesting to hear your perspective. Appreciate you taking the time to comment.

]]> Comment on McLemonade: A taste of political intolerance. by josie http://www.radiokuralt.com/2008/11/04/mclemonade-a-taste-of-political-intolerance/#comment-57 josie Mon, 15 Dec 2008 13:51:52 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=103#comment-57 Interesting to hear this piece Katie, as a British person observing the U.S.A. elections, I hadn't realised it was so divisive, I guess a lot gets lost in translation! I saw McCain's speech after he lost and he seemed very respectful to Obama so I'd imagined that was the general tone, so your piece was very informative to me. At least Americans still seem to feel passionate about politics, I think most of us Brits have all lost the will to care much about it these days! Interesting to hear this piece Katie, as a British person observing the U.S.A. elections, I hadn’t realised it was so divisive, I guess a lot gets lost in translation! I saw McCain’s speech after he lost and he seemed very respectful to Obama so I’d imagined that was the general tone, so your piece was very informative to me. At least Americans still seem to feel passionate about politics, I think most of us Brits have all lost the will to care much about it these days!

]]> Comment on McLemonade: A taste of political intolerance. by Rick Lang http://www.radiokuralt.com/2008/11/04/mclemonade-a-taste-of-political-intolerance/#comment-40 Rick Lang Mon, 24 Nov 2008 02:03:01 +0000 http://www.radiokuralt.com/?p=103#comment-40 We as a country have never been what we purport to be. We all give high talk of liberty and individual rights, but in the end we, as a country have never lived up to the promise. Founding fathers, who spoke of liberty, owned slaves and would not give the women their political rights. We then moved to kill off a whole race, when we wanted the land of the Native American, we then denied the very people who we freed of basic political and social rights. But then we survived a great Civil War to make our Union stronger, we then give the women the right to vote, and now we have a man of color going to head our country. Progress, but never near enough. Through it all, it seems to get better, though never fast enough. In the end, what is worthwhile is never easy. I know that in the end, we will overcome our social ills and inequalities and while I may never live to see it all, I know it will come. I cannot believe otherwise. We as a country have never been what we purport to be. We all give high talk of liberty and individual rights, but in the end we, as a country have never lived up to the promise. Founding fathers, who spoke of liberty, owned slaves and would not give the women their political rights. We then moved to kill off a whole race, when we wanted the land of the Native American, we then denied the very people who we freed of basic political and social rights. But then we survived a great Civil War to make our Union stronger, we then give the women the right to vote, and now we have a man of color going to head our country. Progress, but never near enough. Through it all, it seems to get better, though never fast enough. In the end, what is worthwhile is never easy. I know that in the end, we will overcome our social ills and inequalities and while I may never live to see it all, I know it will come. I cannot believe otherwise.

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