This morning I heard our own David Migoya (fifer, wooden flute collector, and owner of Fyfer Restorations) on National Public Radio. David was being interviewed about an investigation he’d been doing for the Denver Post on sexual misconduct within the Air Force Academy.
He never even used any code words to make us smile, like C&F or R&R. 
Nice to hear your voice David!
Haven’t listened to it backwards yet, have you, Lorenzo?
Stuart
No, it sounded pretty striaght forward to me. Hey sturob, aren’t you the jokester who introduced the the spinning wheel idea, for pipers, on April fools day?
Here’s the link to the show:
http://discover.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.jhtml?prgDate=6/18/2003&prgId=3
The story is about halfway down.
Yes, that was me…er…I…er…
If you piece together the first letters of the first words for each sentence, it should say “Hello fluters on C and F” 
kidding
anyway, thanks for listening. It was fun.
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one more time! on NPR Boston this morning regarding Colorado’s new pot-banking issue.
http://www.thecannabist.co/2014/05/08/credit-union-cannabis-co-op-colorado-npr-interview/11502/
the audio link is about 1/2 way down.
sorry…no code words again. I need to get on that. 
The one time I was on the radio, when I listened to it I thought I sounded stoned (just unprepared). Now I hear Dave sounding perfectly lucid, talking about ways to finance people getting stoned.
hahahaa…i chuckled for about 1/2 an hour, Chas. Thanks! lol!