In the meantime, tune in for tonight's show! We'll be recapping Dereck's birthday and talking about summertime fun!
Edit: Check it out here!
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Sunday, August 10, 2014
Episode 179 Preview & our AM Radio Debut!
We're back live tonight and we're giving you all the regular segments you love! If you missed it last night, we made our AM Radio Debut on the Jordan Rich Show! We were on being wacky between 1AM and 2AM. It was a lot of fun and we were thrilled about being on CBS Radio in many, many markets! Definitely a milestone for our little podcast! Thanks for all that tuned in!! If you missed it, we'll be posting a recap later!
In the meantime, tune in for tonight's show! We'll be recapping Dereck's birthday and talking about summertime fun!
Edit: Check it out here!
In the meantime, tune in for tonight's show! We'll be recapping Dereck's birthday and talking about summertime fun!
Edit: Check it out here!
Sunday, April 21, 2013
April 15th, 2013, 2:50pm
I am a Bostonian, by way of the Washington D.C. Metropolitan area. Being that my parents are military physicians, I spent a lot of time traveling and living in other parts of the United States as well as overseas in Germany. In the 1985, terrorists bombed the airport in Frankfurt where our family was stationed. I remember walking through the airport shortly after, seeing the destruction and seeing the military police with semi-automatic weapons protecting the area. I was 8 years old and it was my first glimpse of Evil. I didn't understand fully what had happened, but I knew who ever did this was hateful, cold and crazy. Checking underneath our cars for explosives became a regular thing that you did before you started it.
We have since seen multiple acts of terrorism in our own country, which I won't mention because we all know about them. When the 9/11 hijackers took off from our very own Boston Logan Airport, I felt a chill. Evil was close.
This past Patriots' Day Monday began like any other. Patriots' Day had been one of those holidays that I didn't understand as a Boston transplant. The first year I lived here, I didn't realize that it meant that the city was transformed into one giant sporting event. Over time, I started going to watch the marathon at different locations to see people I knew who were running in it. I started to really enjoy this tradition. Boston was never so alive, vibrant and exciting as it was during the Marathon. Who would win? How crowded would it be at Copley Square? This Monday, it was surprisingly gorgeous out. I had to go to work in the morning and I decided to finish my taxes in the afternoon. I considered going down to Copley Square to check out the excitement, but the tax deadline was looming and I still had other things to do that evening, so I opted to stay home and catch the excitement next year.
At 2:50, our city was attacked and will be forever changed. Lives were lost, people were badly hurt. A harrowing, frightening week began as we looked for the who, why and how this could have happened. All Bostonians spent the week slightly on edge, knowing there could be evil still lurking in our fair city. However, video coverage of the explosions shows the people of Boston and our first responders acting selflessly and heroically, running quickly toward the area of devastation to help the injured within seconds of the blasts without regard for their own safety. The people of Boston showed considerable strength that day and the slogan; "Boston Strong" was born. Four long days after the attacks, the suspects were identified. One was killed in a police firefight, one was captured alive. We now have a long path ahead of healing ahead of us as we seek answers.
But Boston residents are resilient and in a passionate love affair with their city. The sense of ownership and pride that Bostonians feel is like no other I've experienced. Whether you grew up here, wen to college here or simply migrated here from another part of the country, the city pulls you in and grabs you by the heart. We want to celebrate that love tonight. Our love for our city and its people will outshine the darkness that has covered us for nearly a week. Let's give Boston a love letter, tonight. Join us at 7pm as we celebrate our great city. No violence. No hate. Just love.
We have since seen multiple acts of terrorism in our own country, which I won't mention because we all know about them. When the 9/11 hijackers took off from our very own Boston Logan Airport, I felt a chill. Evil was close.
This past Patriots' Day Monday began like any other. Patriots' Day had been one of those holidays that I didn't understand as a Boston transplant. The first year I lived here, I didn't realize that it meant that the city was transformed into one giant sporting event. Over time, I started going to watch the marathon at different locations to see people I knew who were running in it. I started to really enjoy this tradition. Boston was never so alive, vibrant and exciting as it was during the Marathon. Who would win? How crowded would it be at Copley Square? This Monday, it was surprisingly gorgeous out. I had to go to work in the morning and I decided to finish my taxes in the afternoon. I considered going down to Copley Square to check out the excitement, but the tax deadline was looming and I still had other things to do that evening, so I opted to stay home and catch the excitement next year.
At 2:50, our city was attacked and will be forever changed. Lives were lost, people were badly hurt. A harrowing, frightening week began as we looked for the who, why and how this could have happened. All Bostonians spent the week slightly on edge, knowing there could be evil still lurking in our fair city. However, video coverage of the explosions shows the people of Boston and our first responders acting selflessly and heroically, running quickly toward the area of devastation to help the injured within seconds of the blasts without regard for their own safety. The people of Boston showed considerable strength that day and the slogan; "Boston Strong" was born. Four long days after the attacks, the suspects were identified. One was killed in a police firefight, one was captured alive. We now have a long path ahead of healing ahead of us as we seek answers.
But Boston residents are resilient and in a passionate love affair with their city. The sense of ownership and pride that Bostonians feel is like no other I've experienced. Whether you grew up here, wen to college here or simply migrated here from another part of the country, the city pulls you in and grabs you by the heart. We want to celebrate that love tonight. Our love for our city and its people will outshine the darkness that has covered us for nearly a week. Let's give Boston a love letter, tonight. Join us at 7pm as we celebrate our great city. No violence. No hate. Just love.
Monday, December 17, 2012
Episode 93 Recap
So, last night, we got a mass Troll Bomb from a popular meme website. Not 4Chan...the other one. And I say to you...great. Do it again. Trolling a.) Ups our listenership and earns us popularity and revenue and b.) exposes your ignorance and immaturity. Especially while the entire country is mourning one of the worst school shootings in history. Classy.
Every troll who listens to our show for more than 60 seconds puts one more dollar in our pockets. So please, PLEASE, I invite you to do it again sometime :)
Every troll who listens to our show for more than 60 seconds puts one more dollar in our pockets. So please, PLEASE, I invite you to do it again sometime :)
Monday, October 15, 2012
Listener Survey!!!!
Hey Kids! We're glad you like the show! Now we want to find out a little bit more about you! Please, kindly answer the listener survey for us! It will help us make the show more enjoyable for you! We can only accept 100 responses, so please help us out! Thanks, guys!
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Saturday, September 22, 2012
Episode 82 Preview!
Happy Fall everyone! It's now officially Autumn 2012! Thanks to all who listened to our last show with Joe Gaudet (even the pranksters...keep calling! When you call, it means you're LISTENING to the show and we like that...even if we have to censor your dirty mouth).
Here is a lovely photo of the drinks Dereck made for last week's show! The pear sidecar (yellow drink in the center) was TO DIE FOR:
So, Sunday we will have get blown off by comedian Magnum Jackson on the air with us starting at approximately 7:25pm never...but you need to tune in to the whole show which starts at 7:00pm!
Update: By the look of his Twitter Feed, he was having WAY more fun than being on our dinky little podcast would have ever been. Oh well...
We'll be taking a closer look at some of the "Test Shows" here on BlogTalkRadio. It's all in fun...some of these test shows are really funny! And if BTR users don't delete them, we are free to broadcast them and chuckle, right? Unfortunately, our "test show" was our terrible FIRST SHOW. *shudder*
Here is a lovely photo of the drinks Dereck made for last week's show! The pear sidecar (yellow drink in the center) was TO DIE FOR:
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Left to right: Pom Collins, Pear Sidecar, Manhattan (click for recipes) |
Update: By the look of his Twitter Feed, he was having WAY more fun than being on our dinky little podcast would have ever been. Oh well...
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| Car 54 Where are you? Missing in action... |
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Episode 75 Preview
Happy Saturday, everyone! I hope everyone is having a kickass weekend watching the Olympics. I certainly have not been able to turn off NBC and all of its affiliates. Where did Ryan Seacrest come from?
I'd also like to thank all of our fans for your support and for making July our best month ever! If you like the show, make sure to spread the word! Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter!
Tomorrow's show is going to be our 75th show, which is very exciting! We are celebrating with lots of Candy and we'll be joined by a couple of our favorite in-studio guests, James and Sara! We're bringing back the Game-of-The-Month, trying a little BlogTalkRadio Community Time and Dereck has lots of Weird News. We'll also be talking with humor author Thomas Sullivan about his book, Life In The Slow Lane. Who thought driver's ed could be so entertaining?
It's going to be a GREAT two-hour special! In the meantime...here's what happened last time James was on the show...It's worth the listen...
I'd also like to thank all of our fans for your support and for making July our best month ever! If you like the show, make sure to spread the word! Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter!
Tomorrow's show is going to be our 75th show, which is very exciting! We are celebrating with lots of Candy and we'll be joined by a couple of our favorite in-studio guests, James and Sara! We're bringing back the Game-of-The-Month, trying a little BlogTalkRadio Community Time and Dereck has lots of Weird News. We'll also be talking with humor author Thomas Sullivan about his book, Life In The Slow Lane. Who thought driver's ed could be so entertaining?
It's going to be a GREAT two-hour special! In the meantime...here's what happened last time James was on the show...It's worth the listen...
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Today's Show!
Good afternoon, fans!! We will broadcast today at 6pm to 7pm just like normal. Don't be alarmed. We will be featuring a new segment on today's show called: "Blog Talk Radio Community Time".
Stay tuned!!! Today at 6pm!
Stay tuned!!! Today at 6pm!
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