I followed Harlan as host. After Mike passed away, he gave it to Harlan, who
did it for a year, then Harlan passed it to me, and I managed to stick with
it for five years. I'm trying to remember when I finally left...I think it
was around 1992-ish. I opted out for many reasons, among them that I felt it
was a conflict of interest to be making an SF series at the same time that I
was hosting a radio show that covered stuff like SF TV series. I enjoyed
doing the show -- a 2-hour weekly gig on a high-power radio station in LA, no
commercials, doing anything I wanted -- but ethically I had a real problem
continuing when B5 became a reality.

jms

Ehh...I'm not really a radio personality kind of guy...still working on ANY
kind of personality...and I don't know if I would have much of anything worth
saying to a national audience. So it's pretty much a moot point.

jms

{original post had no questions}

Thanks; maybe it's something that could be done after the
two-parter. We'll see....

jms

SysOp Dupa T Parrot <70040.104@compuserve.com> asks:
> What day/time is Hour 25 broadcast in LA?

H25 is usually broadcast 10 p.m. to Midnight Friday nights.

jms

TIMOTHY R. GREEN <73023.143@compuserve.com> asks:
> How do you find the time to do everything you do?
> Unless you have some way of slowing down the time flow somehow?

It helps to be an obsessive-compulsive personality....

jms

Arline Williams <102551.2346@compuserve.com> asks:
> Did I miss anything else as *spiffy* as that?

I can't remember what we discussed in the first hour...nothing
as cool as that happened, at any rate.

jms