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SCAN has been experiencing audio problems. We need your help documenting these problems and letting us know when you experience audio problems. Information should include:
- The specific show(s),
- At what specific time; and
- In what neighborhood you reside.
Together we can document all sound issues to identify when and where they are occurring. I can tell you that other neighborhoods will have sound when you have no audio.
SCAN is working with Comcast to find out what is going on in particular neighborhoods when there is no sound.
Yes, SCAN has some technical issues in regards to sound. We are trouble shooting problems on our end. Here is what SCAN has done.
- SCAN has ordered a new piece of equipment that was recommended to us,
- SCAN set up new sound checks by Production Facilitators for all live shows,
- SCAN staff will be attending an audio training class, and
- SCAN staff will be meeting with several vendors who can provide some sound equipment that SCAN is in need of.
SCAN is trouble shooting our audio problems and will get the problem fixed.
However, you also need to do your part. Document the information and send it to SCAN and most importantly contact Comcast directly and tell them what you are experiencing.
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Thank You! Together we raised $2,092 for SCAN Youth Media through the Global Giving Challenge. Thirty-seven people stepped up to the plate and made a donation, and with the City of Seattle’s match that will total $4,184 for the cause.
As SCAN’s first fundraising appeal in several years, we feel that this was a rousing success. Although we didn’t win a permanent spot on Global Giving’s fundraising page, it shows us that the SCAN community believes in our work. It was great to connect with many new and former producers, volunteers, channel watchers, friends, and future partners of SCAN through the Global Giving challenge. I appreciated hearing your stories and learning about your involvement with SCAN.
We want to stay in touch. Watch your email soon for SCAN’s new monthly e-newsletter, filled with stories about goings on at SCAN, staff news, and programming highlights.
Have a great July 4th,
Dian E. Ferguson
Executive Director
SCAN
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After 20 years in blues, Seattle native Marlee Walker feels a responsibility to share her love and collection of blues music with others. Walker hosted a blues show on 88.5 FM from 1984-1993. She spent two years at KMTT 103.7 FM when that station still played blues. Then another 8 years Sunday mornings on KCMU, now KEXP 90.3 FM.
Producing the weekly program requires a small army of support from Paul Taylor- Director; Amy Watson- Technical Director; Jeffrey Pullen- Director; Mike Hall, Delores Taylor, Chris Van Kleek, Tianna Klineburger, Bill Hackett, Bob Pearson- Camera; Tara Mc Millan, Steve Carlson-sound; Harpo Howard-announcer; Marilyn Munn- floor director.
Watch Blues-to-Do Friday's at 7pm on SCAN (Comcast 77) and streamed live at www.scantv.org
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