Kindest Regards
Bruce

as Drucker himself commented (words like so): Marx saw the correct issues and raised correct questions, while gave the wrong answers.

Sure – Happy to do a promo. Please let me know where you want me to post it… I will also reach out to Hratch and Rob from the band and ask them to do promos.

Two things, first off, would you consider doing a promo for the station? Peter Daltrey of Kaleidoscope and James Lowe of the Electric Prunes have already graced us with their own contributions. Just something like “Hi, this is Chris Gilby of Kate and you are listening to the home of mind music Psychedelicized”. Recorded anyhow, even on a smart phone and emailed over is fine, as I can add in the music afterward, but if you have access to a good mic etc… It’d mean regular plugs for Kate on the station and as you are very popular with our listeners – Strange Girl is considered a classic – it’d mean real kudos to us. What do you think? Well, you can email me directly to chat more privately.

Also, I have a small indie label, if you’d like to put out the collected tracks and make them available…

Best

Christy

CG

Best wishes, Greg.

To extend that conclusion, consider north California universities such as Stanford which for many continue to provide the exemplar. They benefit from:

• enormous, unprecedented government demand, eg U.S. defence industry R&D from 1950s onwards in California;

• enormous endowments and people networks in one of the biggest economies in the world;

• engagement by local industry in participating in university spin-outs and start-ups; and

• local venture capital firms which have evolved to service those businesses.

These bullet points seem to sometimes mean universities such as Stanford stick to the classic university role rather than trying to operate as an entrepreneurial business.

From a lot I’ve read universities like Stanford and MIT have operated and grown the following virtuous circles:

• provide A-grade educators & education >
• establish spin-outs and start-ups >
• allow management buyouts or takeover >
• receive kudos and endowments from grateful alumni >
• attract enthusiastic students.

There’s a lot more helping those “model” IP generation and commercialisation universities. Cultural factors seem central, and they are perhaps the hardest to read, understand or measure. I need to finish my reading on this subject of cultural factors.

I wish there were enough tracks recorded to do this…. !

I’m interesting in releasing an album. Please feel free to email me privately.
Listening to the demo of ‘Beautiful Bareback Rider’ now and it’s incredible.

Andy