Who We Are

Paul (Pablito) Bame
Engineering Director
pbame[at]prometheusradio.org
ext. 505

Paul got hooked on Grassroots Radio by listening to Boulder's KGNU in the mid 90's. That also led him into activism for global economic dignity in the "Seattle-era" street movement. Along the way he also stood against police brutality, for an end of racism toward Native Americans and others, an end of media bias including that at NPR, of discrimination and dehumanization aimed at women, LGBT, and undocumented immigrants. When he co-founded Grassroots Radio station KRFC between 1997 and 2003, he also co-founded its news collective.

After chatting with Prometheus at Grassroots Radio Coalition conferences for a decade or so and leaving his Fortune 100 R&D job, Paul volunteered at Prometheus in 2010 and is currently our nerdiest engineer. His electrical engineering degree and ham radio experience comes in handy for FCC application engineering, station design, construction and troubleshooting.  Paul also created and maintains the free-to-use RFree software to make application engineering easier.

Paul sometimes gets pulled into into technical FCC policy analysis and commentary, where his activist experience helps in deciphering federal legalese and his interest in data analysis and presentation has provided supporting arguments.

Will Floyd

Will is an audio producer and broadcast engineer with over a decade of experience in community radio. He has managed programming and operations at KSFR Santa Fe Public Radio, Marfa Public Radio, and KMRD-LP in Madrid, New Mexico where he serves as a founding board member.

Since joining Prometheus in 2012, Will has worked with grassroots organizations around the US to plan, build, and grow Low Power FM radio stations that serve as tools for community expression--raising antennas, installing transmitters, building studios and training community members in media making.

Past Prometheans: We wouldn't be here without them!  Click here to read about a few of the Prometheus Radio Project Alumni.