You really don't expect a bustling and hip-looking radio network 36 floors up in a midtown Manhattan glass tower. It feels like you've left the corporate world behind when you step off the elevator. And the range of channels is obvious even in the waiting area by reception. We saw priests waiting to go on the Catholic channel, ladies with double wedding ring quilts about to go on the Martha channel and of course, lots of unidentified musicians. Even Nancy Sinatra walked by (not wearing go-go boots) on her way to the Sinatra channel. Howard Stern's area has its own entrance and its own security guard. We weren't allowed in, but we did see him cruising the halls after his show. He is very tall. Mel Karmazin was on a tight schedule, but seems to genuinely be having a great time doing his very best to turn Sirius into a success story. Just spending a day there gets you rooting for him and the network. There’s so much life and music there.