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FEATURED
THIS WEEK :
Hosted and
produced by Shu Bartholomew, "On The Commons" is a
weekly radio show dedicated to discussing the many
issues surrounding mandatory homeowner associations,
the fastest growing form of residential housing in the
nation. If you are in an HOA, it really doesn't take much to turn your otherwise peaceful and quiet world upside down. Maybe you chose the unit you occupy because of the views from the living room window or the size of the kitchen or the proximity to work or public transportation but whatever tugged at your heart strings, you probably thought you were buying a "home". And heaven help you if you end up in an HOA controlled "hood" because sense and sensibility are non existent and you run the risk of finding yourself with a "One Way Ticket to Hell".
"On
The Commons" this week we are joined by Robin
Klar Lent. Robin has just ended a long
battle with her HOA. She says she has been to hell
and back all because she agreed to help prevent erosion
and water problems on an empty lot in her neighborhood. It
was all downhill from there. Please join us
"On The Commons" this Saturday,
November 14, 2009. We'll get the details of what
happened and talk about some of the really ridiculous
demands made by the "other side" (I'll give you
a hint: "You may not use the words CAI
conspiracy") and the plain stupid questions
asked.
Studio number is 703-560-TALK - 703-560-8255
You
can listen to the show at :
Live
Streaming is Back! Listen to On The Commons LIVE on the Internet. Go
to http://www.fcac.org/webcasting/webcast.htm
, click on Listen Now, choose either Real Player or WinAmp, and
enjoy the show. Or go through the station's home page at www.fcac.org
, click on the radio icon to get to the live webcast.
You
can download the show at:
http://www.onthecommons.com/
Some
previously broadcast shows are archived and available at :
TALK
SHOWS
"On The Commons"
is broadcast every Saturday from 2-3 PM ET on WEBR Fairfax Radio.
In the Northern Virginia area, On The Commons can be heard on Cox Cable,
Channel 37 (channel 7 without a box) and Comcast channel 27 and live
on http://www.fcac.org/webcasting/webcast.htm
and can be downloaded on www.onthecommons.com
soon after.
Shu Bartholomew
Host and producer
On The Commons is produced by OTC Multimedia Productions
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