Seamus McMullan creates songs about complex human experience strung over hauntingly sparse accompaniment. He makes his vocal style and poetry the centerpiece of his visceral performances, and his debut album "Distant Roots" can be found on iTunes and Amazon.com.
Joining Seamus tonight are, in alphabetical order:
• Shane Cariffe, an up-and-coming talent who mixes comedy and music into a lively, original brand of entertainment.
• Lindley Farley, a New York filmmaker whose police action thriller “The Bulls Night Out” is being re-released on iTunes.
• Gregory Kohs, columnist for Examiner.com and publisher of MyWikiBiz, who shares the dirty secrets of the popular Wikipedia website – including highly questionable behavior by some Wikipedia editors involving the article on Crisco!
• Ron Kosakowski, owner of Practical Self Defense Training Center in Waterbury, Connecticut, who will provide input on martial arts education.
Plus, new music from Jonathan Siksay and assorted inanity from Phil Hall, all brought together by the one and only Peter Pinho! Live, unscripted and uncensored on PPRNLiveRadio.com!
I believe that I'll be on for about 15-20 minutes, starting sometime after 9:15 PM Eastern time.
Presumably, listeners can call in on 203.992.7776.
"...making nonsensical connections and culminating in feigned surprise, since 2006..."
TungstenCarbide wrote:Very entertaining. You came off well Greg. As much as the guys were doing their juvenile act, you could tell there was some genuine interest there.
How do they even get people to agree to be interviewed? They must count on the fact that nobody has ever actually listened to the show. At least with Howard Stern, they try to insert the SFX shots between the answers and the questions, they don't just interrupt the person at random. If that had been me, I couldn't have maintained my train of thought, and I would have hung up after 90 seconds or so.
Unread postby When pigs fly » Fri Jun 05, 2015 5:05 pm
TungstenCarbide wrote:Very entertaining. You came off well Greg. As much as the guys were doing their juvenile act, you could tell there was some genuine interest there.
Yes, he did come off as sounding knowledgable, rationale and impartial. Would have been more interesting had the subject veered towards Wales and the WMF, but the hosts were more interested in fisting.
Unread postby Ross McPherson » Fri Jun 05, 2015 9:34 pm
Go the Kohs!
I hope you kept a recorded copy of your performance for distribution to radio and tv networks. I'm sure it was good enough to interest lots of presenters looking to fill in time. A pro like you must have done that.
Unread postby thekohser » Fri Jun 05, 2015 9:48 pm
Ross McPherson wrote:Go the Kohs!
I hope you kept a recorded copy of your performance for distribution to radio and tv networks. I'm sure it was good enough to interest lots of presenters looking to fill in time. A pro like you must have done that.
Er, this is one of those that one lets collect dust in the corner and hopes that MSNBC and Fox News don't notice.
"...making nonsensical connections and culminating in feigned surprise, since 2006..."
I hope you kept a recorded copy of your performance for distribution to radio and tv networks. I'm sure it was good enough to interest lots of presenters looking to fill in time. A pro like you must have done that.
Er, this is one of those that one lets collect dust in the corner and hopes that MSNBC and Fox News don't notice.
The Crisco(T-H-L) talkpage has a big banner saying:
Please be calm and civil when you make comments or when you present evidence, and avoid personal attacks. Please be patient as we work toward resolution of the issues in a peaceful, respectful manner.
If I were a new editor, I'd wonder "Why does an article about shortening have so much controversy?"
"In the long run, volunteers are the most expensive workers you'll ever have." -Red Green
"Is it your thesis that my avatar in this MMPONWMG was mugged?" -Moulton
Always interesting to hear a voice associated with a screen name, sort of like reading the novel then seeing the movie. In this case, it sounded just as I imagined. And those were the worst sound effects I have ever heard. Something tells me their clientele has a short attention span.
Neotarf wrote:Always interesting to hear a voice associated with a screen name, sort of like reading the novel then seeing the movie. In this case, it sounded just as I imagined. And those were the worst sound effects I have ever heard. Something tells me their clientele has a short attention span.
Indeed. I kept thinking of how an AN/I conversation would go if made into a radio drama.
Remember the Dead Parrot sketches?
"In the long run, volunteers are the most expensive workers you'll ever have." -Red Green
"Is it your thesis that my avatar in this MMPONWMG was mugged?" -Moulton
Unread postby Poetlister » Sat Jun 06, 2015 9:43 am
The Joy wrote:
Please be calm and civil when you make comments or when you present evidence, and avoid personal attacks. Please be patient as we work toward resolution of the issues in a peaceful, respectful manner.
That should be added automatically at the top of every talk page.
If I were a new editor, I'd wonder "Why does an article about shortening have so much controversy?"
It takes a little probing to find out, as the controversy has been hidden. Still, the sooner new editors learn that almost anything on Wikipedia can lead to violent controversy, the better.
"The higher we soar the smaller we appear to those who cannot fly" - Nietzsche
