Comments on: Troubling Rhetoric from CSO board chair

By: Bruce Hembd

Bruce Hembd — Mon, 26 May 2008 00:22:13 +0000

Ironic that the archived radio broadcast of Buzz and Beadle at the linked web site is just below an archived story about Afghanistan.

Thanks again David for your reports.

By: Robert

Robert — Sun, 25 May 2008 13:25:53 +0000

Thank you, thank you for a clarified and a distilled version of the WOSU interview. I wish these points could have been brought up immediately during the broadcast, but nevertheless they are excellent talking points, and I hope we can continue to make these disingenous leaders “face the music”.
They are showing some true colors now, (”life in Afganistan”?!!!!!) and the more the general public notice their absolute lies, falsehoods and deceptive practices, the more likelihood we have to oust them and find leaders that have true PASSION for our art.

By: Katherine Mero

Katherine Mero — Sun, 25 May 2008 12:43:12 +0000

Once again, you inject some clarity into the situation. Is there anyway for symphony supporters, musicians, anyone really, to get out this troubling news to the rest of the community? It leads me to believe that something else may be going on, or Buzz Trafford is just getting desperate in his obvious desire to shut the symphony down. With the Dispatch hesitating to publish anything in support of the symphony, one gets easily frustrated with the lack of options available of spreading news around. Any suggestions? I’m also livid about their comments and insults to people like Dan LaMacchia and to Symphony Strong…waving a pink bracelet? I’m sure if any supporters and survivors of breast cancer had heard that, Beadle would be getting a flood of angry people after him for that insult. Followed by those at Symphony Strong.