KZAS 95.1 FM Hood River, Oregon John Méndez
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I was born and raised in the economic hub of Central America, San Miguel, El Salvador. Since and early age, I showed interest in music, media and politics. My first experience in Radio was in an old Radio Station called La Pantera. The station was very popular with the Migueleños youth because, in the sixties and seventies this was the place where San Miguel heard The Beatles, Los Iracundos, Palito Ortega and all that old rock’n’roll. We used to bring LP’s—do you remember those—and play them for the listeners who would call us and ask us to play some of their favorite stuff. I went to La Univesidad de El Salvador to study Languistics and Teaching. Although I am a really bad acto, I was part of the University’s traveling Theater. There I helped found the first Circuito Cerrado radio “Alternativa”. The name Alternativa was not only the name of the radio but also an internal political movement of which, of course, I was part. I came to the Hood River in 1996 when one of the most memorable snow storms happened. I am married to Karen Murphy, who is the de facto official voice for Radio Tierra’s jingo. I currently work for a preschool organization and I have a community and music show every Saturday, “Musica, entrevistas y comentarios, en Resumen Semanal” Keep on listening! |
¡Radio Tierra Goes Google!
The Radio Tierra staff is happy to announce that we are now using Google Apps Education Edition for all user and member accounts. This account provides Radio Tierra with web-based email, documents, webpages and other infrastructure, and is provided without advertisements.
What this means for you
If you are a board member, volunteer, or supporting member of Radio Tierra, you are entitled to an email account at radiotierra.org. If you have already received a message about your account, details on using it can be found on the Radio Tierra Accounts Page.
If you have not recieved a message, and are a Radio Tierra supporter or volunteer, contact John Metta to obtain your radiotierra.org email account.
If you would like to become a Radio Tierra member and recieve your professional-grade radiotierra.org account and other benefits, contact us at membership@radiotierra.org.
We’ve been hacked!
The Radio Tierra site had some hack SPAM comments today that actually brought down the site, and all other sites on this server. I’ve deleted the comments– which were injecting some code to call other sites– and gotten things back up and running. Hopefully, the steps that I’ve taken to remove comment ability will hold things secure. I’ve removed the ability of people to add accounts, and turned off comments, but I may need everyone to update their passwords if it happens again. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Sacred Earth Radio
thursdays 6:30-7:00 pm |
jueves 6:30-7:30 pm |
Each week on Sacred Earth we look at the spiritual aspects of the cycles of the Earth. The half-hour program features information about celestial events and the rituals that accompany them. And, of course, music from around the globe with a spiritual sense. Come join us as we explore the dance of the sun, moon, and the earth weekly at 6:30pm on Thursdays.
 Artwork by Katlyn Breene
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Cada semana en La Tierra Sagrada consideramos los aspectos spirituales de los ciclos de nuestra planeta. Este programa de media hora presenta informacion sobre los eventos celestiales y los ritos que los acompanan. Y, por supuesto, hay musica de todos partes co un sentido spiritual. Escuchenos para explorar la danza del sol, la luna, y la tierra cada semana, los jueves a 6:30 pm.
 Artwork by Katlyn Breene |
