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WCWP Radio 50th Anniversary Photo
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Philadelphia
Friday night we jumped on the Acela Express out of NYC down to Philly and met up at 97.5 the Fanatic with Matt Nahigian, Joe DeCamara, Eric Camille, ESPN’s Scott Masteller and sportsradio.com’s Rick Scott.
Manhasset Station, LIRR
Amtrack Board, Penn Station, NY
Dinner on the Acela Train
Yummy Meal on the Acela Express Train
Us on the Acela
30 St Station, Philadelphia
30th Street Station, Philadelphia
30th Street Station, Philadelphia
30th Street Station, Philadelphia
Listen to the sounds of the 30th Street Station in Philadelphia:
30th Street Station, Philadelphia
Studio at 97.5 The Fanatic
Scott Masteller ESPN, Matt Nahigian and Joe DeCamara 97.5 the Fanatic, Dawn
Matt Nahigian, 97.5 the Fanatic
Station Vans
Station Van
Station Van
Goose on the roof of WPEN
Snacks on the Acela at 130mph
Bristol Day 2: ESPN day 2 and fluffy
Day two of planning and production meetings at ESPN. Dawn and I both lived Continue reading
Making a Hanson Video. You Have 3 Hours With No Budget. Go!
Remember Hanson’s Mmmmmm-Bop hit? Dan Michaels had 3 hours to quickly put together a community video when the band came to Pittsburgh to promote their new song “Thinking ’bout Somethin’”. Hanson was up for it and graciously played it live a few times while they captured it on little flip cams. Dan wanted to use ONLY Pittsburgh listeners and a Pittsburgh location. THE LISTENERS MADE THE VIDEO. Click through after the break and hear how he did the impossible with no budget, no pro’s, using only little flip cams and local listeners…all in a total of 3 hours. Fun. And the band was nice to work with. Continue reading
Interview – The Data Doctors (14 min)
Has Social Media jumped the shark? With so many new services like Bing and Buzz to keep up with, in addition to Twitter and Facebook, is it getting ridiculous? Will the biz shake out? I asked the guys from the Computer Corner Radio Show, Ken Colburn and Brandon Disney. This past weekend they borrowed one of our studios to do their show, and we borrowed them for some information and opinion. They also own a fascinating Data Recovery business….check the interview, it’s 14 minutes.
10 Highlights from Saturday in NYC
Can’t get enough. Here’s ten things we found in town this past weekend. From the HUGE, to the very HIGH. Continue reading
Interview: Tony Rhein, KNBR San Francisco (7 minutes)
Tony Rhein on what he uses to produce radio at KNBR San Francisco, about tech, and baseball. At Pier 39 along the Embarcadero.
Mini-Interview # 6 – Phil Tower (in NYC)
I met up with Phil Tower in NYC and learned what he’s working on with the Allen Hunt Show. Phil’s a first class guy who I’ve known forever. He programmed WOOD-AM for about a thousand years. [Update-Phil has returned to program WOOD AM-FM]
Pop Music Commercials – 31 years ago
How can these possibly be 31 years old? I found them at the radio station I worked at back in the day, on reel-to-reel. Both are 60 second radio commercials produced by someone for two mega albums. Each has just music and no announce for the last 8 seconds or so, so the live DJ could say “Available at Sam Goody’s now for just $7.99 for the album, or $8.99 for the 8-tack tape or cassette.” I still think 1990 was just a few years ago, and that’s 20 years in the past. These are 31 years!
