Showing posts with label Radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Radio. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 16
Talking College Baseball on The Price of Business
I was a guest today on Kevin Price's radio show, The Price of Business, talking about the business of college baseball, especially during and after the pandemic.
Tuesday, July 10
Making Houston Sports Radio A Better Place
Former NFL quarterback, Sean Salisbury, started a new sports talk radio show in Houston yesterday. I had a radio on and I was working at my desk, so I just listened while I worked.
I was bothered by the way Salisbury was giving out the phone number. The station is AM 790, and every other host for as long as I have tuned in to the station would pronounce the last four numbers of the phone number as 5-790. Well, on Salisbury's first day, he kept saying it as 57-90, which defeats the purpose of having the number that way, and it sounds weird. So, I let the first hour of the show go by while I worked, figuring someone else would alert Salisbury to this terrible error. However, into the second hour of the show, I had had all I could take. So I tweeted to Salisbury during the commercial break. When he came back from break, he acknowledged my tweet, and corrected his ways. I might listen to day two to see if he sticks with it.
I have helped to make the world and journalism a better place by placing the show audio here for your enjoyment. The complete show is on Spreaker and you can listen below. I have also included my tweet and Salisbury's response at the bottom. Let me know if you have any questions.
Listen to "SeanSalisburyShow-7-9-18" on Spreaker.
You can hear the phone number being given out incorrectly at these points, among others:
25:25
44:23
56:34 here the phone number was given correctly by the co-host
67:35
Then, the magic happens:
68:13 you can hear Salisbury refer to the tweet from me (see below)
68:20 Salisbury gives the phone number out correctly
I was bothered by the way Salisbury was giving out the phone number. The station is AM 790, and every other host for as long as I have tuned in to the station would pronounce the last four numbers of the phone number as 5-790. Well, on Salisbury's first day, he kept saying it as 57-90, which defeats the purpose of having the number that way, and it sounds weird. So, I let the first hour of the show go by while I worked, figuring someone else would alert Salisbury to this terrible error. However, into the second hour of the show, I had had all I could take. So I tweeted to Salisbury during the commercial break. When he came back from break, he acknowledged my tweet, and corrected his ways. I might listen to day two to see if he sticks with it.
I have helped to make the world and journalism a better place by placing the show audio here for your enjoyment. The complete show is on Spreaker and you can listen below. I have also included my tweet and Salisbury's response at the bottom. Let me know if you have any questions.
Listen to "SeanSalisburyShow-7-9-18" on Spreaker.
You can hear the phone number being given out incorrectly at these points, among others:
25:25
44:23
56:34 here the phone number was given correctly by the co-host
67:35
Then, the magic happens:
68:13 you can hear Salisbury refer to the tweet from me (see below)
68:20 Salisbury gives the phone number out correctly
Oh my bad lol. Want even paying attention— Sean Salisbury (@SeanUnfiltered) July 9, 2018
Thursday, May 7
Interview About Today's UK Elections
I appeared on The Price of Business with host Kevin Price to discuss the elections taking place in the United Kingdom today. Will the Tories win a big enough majority to govern? Will Ed Miliband really become Prime Minister? Listen here now.
Monday, August 19
Mark Levin Obliterates Joe Scarborough
Earlier tonight, Mark Levin absolutely obliterated MSNBC, aka MSLSD, host Joe Scarborough. Also known as Morning Schmoe, this was absolutely devastating audio. If you don't laugh at least three times during the clip, you're doing it all wrong.
Listen here.
Listen here.
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