We’ll find out how her life has changed since the premiere of this record breaking ABC Family Channel series, get the inside scoop about her cast mates, including former Blogstein guest Daren Kagasoff and find out what fans can expect from the rest of the first season for Francia’s character Adrian.
All that, plus, Vinny Bond in the Radio Happy Hour Lounge to chat live with the listeners, Justin the Weatherman walks the fine line between funny and offensive and we’ll take your calls at 646-652-4804.
Join us live every Tuesday night at 9PM ET. The Radio Happy Hour Lounge-a live chat room during show time-is a whole new reason to make sure you listen live! It’s the show within the show!
Jacobs, who is case model #21 on the hit NBC game show, is not just another pretty face. She made national headlines before she was even able to speak when she was the centerpiece of a groundbreaking and racially charged custody battle.
All that, plus Vinny Bond drags his Big Leather Couch into the Radio Happy Hour Lounge to chat live with the listeners, Justin the Weatherman and we’ll take your calls at 646-652-4804.
Join us live every Tuesday night at 9PM ET. The Radio Happy Hour Lounge-a live chat room during show time-is a whole new reason to make sure you listen live! It’s the show within the show!
Dr. B and Dangerous Lee welcome Judge Alex E. Ferrer of TV’s Judge Alex.
Judge Alex is the only television judge with extensive police, legal and judicial experience, presiding over a wide array of cases, resolving complicated issues with his straight forward approach and cogent rulings. He’s also a Cuban refugee, fleeing Fidel Castro’s Communist regime at when he was one year old.
Then, Dr. B’s buddy Frank “franQ” Anthony Polito will stop by to discuss his new book “Band Fags“. The book, which is a semi-autobiographic coming-of-age while coming-out story, includes a chapter that takes place at a Judy Tenuta show.
We’ll find out just how semi-autobiographic the book is, whether franQ has plans to get gay married in California and we’ll play a round of “Are You Gayer Than a franQ Grader“
Also, musician Celeste Lear, known to her friends as “One-Ear Lear” because she is deaf in one ear, will stop by to play some tunes and to talk about her famous grandfather, inventor of the Lear Jet and the 8-Track.
All that, plus Vinny Bond drags his Big Leather Couch into the Radio Happy Hour Lounge to chat live with the listeners, Justin the Weatherman and we’ll take your calls at 646-652-4804.
Join us live every Tuesday night at 9PM ET. The Radio Happy Hour Lounge-a live chat room during show time-is a whole new reason to make sure you listen live! It’s the show within the show!
The Radio Happy Hour turns into the “Radio Whore House” when Dr. Blogstein and Dangerous Lee host Dennis Hof, the owner of the World Famous Moonlight Bunny Ranch in Nevada.
Hof, whose brothel has gained fame by being featured on HBO’s reality series Cathouse, will discuss his business, his girls and his thoughts on the Governor Eliot Spitzer scandal.
All that, plus, Vinny Bond drags his Big Leather Couch into the Radio Happy Hour Lounge to chat live with the listeners and Justin the Weatherman may be returning from Costa Rica and we’ll take your calls at 646-652-4804
Join us live every Tuesday night at 9PM ET. The Radio Happy Hour Lounge-a live chat room during show time-is a whole new reason to make sure you listen live! It’s the show within the show!
Jill Zarin sits down for a hard-hitting interview with Dr. Blogstein just hours before her new reality show debuts on Bravo.
Zarin (second from the left,) one of “The Real Housewives Of New York City,” is a staple on the endless New York party circuit and represents the quintessential Upper East Side socialite who claims that Manhattan is the “center of the universe.”
Find out what is motivating her to put her entire life on television, what her family thinks about this, and what she thinks of the rest of Bravo’s programing.
Also on this week’s show, Michael Malice of WorstEmailEver.com and “Super Jabs“of the most read blog on all of Myspace.
All that, plus, Dangerous Lee co-hosts, Vinny Bond drags his Big Leather Couch into the Radio Happy Hour Lounge to chat live with the listeners and Justin the Weatherman stops in his final forecast before he heads off to Costa Rica and we’ll take your calls at 646-652-4804
Join us live every Tuesday night at 9PM ET. The Radio Happy Hour Lounge-a live chat room during show time-is a whole new reason to make sure you listen live! It’s the show within the show!
The only boxer ever to become world heavyweight champion four times, Evander Holyfield joins the Blogstein show for a no-holds barred interview.
The “Real Deal” who’s new book, Becoming Holyfield, hit the stores last week was supposed to be live on our previous program but instead saw Grease on Broadway.
We’ll find out what he thought of Grease, whether he’s a better dancer than Danny Zuko, and if his fighting days are behind him.
All that, plus, Dangerous Lee co-hosts, Vinny Bond drags his Big Leather Couch into the Radio Happy Hour Lounge to chat live with the listeners and Justin the Weatherman stops in with a Costa Rican forecast and we’ll take your calls at 646-652-4804
Join us live every Tuesday night at 9PM ET. The Radio Happy Hour Lounge-a live chat room during show time-is a whole new reason to make sure you listen live! It’s the show within the show!
Dr. Blogstein and Dangerous Lee sit down with 80’s sitcom royalty when Marc Price, better known as “Skippy” from Family Ties, visits the Radio Happy Hour.
We’ll find out what Marc has been up to in the nearly 20 years since his show’s finale, whether Marc had better luck with Justine Bateman than his character had with Mallory Keaton and if Alex P. Keaton will be the Republican nominee for the presidential election. Plus, we’ll learn about his latest project, iJoke.tv and how will it change the future of comedy.
Tune in because some lucky listeners will win valuable Skippy themed prizes!
Also, Dr. Mark and Professor Val from BlogTalkRadio’s “Naked Soma” are tired of hearing Dr. B fly off the handle the moment something goes wrong. They’ve volunteered to call in and help Dr. B calm down and deal with stress in a more healthy manner. Over/Under on Dr. Mark and Professor Val being hung up on: 7 minutes.
All that, plus, Supreme Commander of the Cyberwaves Vinny Bond drags his Big Leather Couch into the Radio Happy Hour Lounge and chats live with the listeners, Justin the Weatherman stops in with a forecast and your calls at 646-652-4804
Join us live every Tuesday night at 9PM ET. The Radio Happy Hour Lounge-a live chat room during show time-is a whole new reason to make sure you listen live! It’s the show within the show!
We’re back LIVE for a whole new year of Radio Happy Hour hijinks, hilarity and hysteria! I challenge you to find this much fun on the internet without risk of downloading a virus!
Dr. Blogstein and Dangerous Lee welcome actress Summer Glauto the Radio Happy Hour. The sexy, former ballerina is starring in FOX’s new series Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles which debuts on Sunday January 13th.
We’ll find out how the writer’s strike will affect the series, whether the “Original Terminator” Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger be making any cameos, and how gun play is part of Summer Glau’s idea of foreplay.
Then, Collette McLafferty, the lead singer of edibleRed, will drop to hang our with the Radio Happy Hour. This New York band will be a force to be reckoned with in 2008 and we’re excited to get their year started. We’ll find out what edibleRed has in store for the new year and then play a concert of three of their most powerful songs.
All that, plus, we’ll get an update from the World Series of Beer Pong, Supreme Commander of the Cyberwaves Vinny Bond drags his Big Leather Couch into the Radio Happy Hour Lounge and chats live with the listeners, Justin the Weatherman with his forecast and your calls at 646-652-4804
Join us live every Tuesday night at 9PM ET. The Radio Happy Hour Lounge-a live chat room during show time-is a whole new reason to make sure you listen live! It’s the show within the show!
The Grand Alliance is the name given to the consortium created in 1993 at the behest of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to develop the American HDTV specification, with the aim of pooling the best work from different companies. In essence, THEY created High Definition TV.
Look, not all men (and women) of science can discover a cure for cancer, develop a time machine or even come up with a new flavor of Snapple. Some are left to invent what many consider less important things. But one man’s frivolity is this man’s messiah.
HDTV is the A-1 Sauce of technology. The old television advertisement for the self-described “traditional thick sauce, seasoned with a robust blend of spices and seasonings” used to claim it turned “hamburgers” into “STEAK burgers.” Well, High-Def turns television into the equivalent of “STEAK burgers.”
Going from Low-Def to High-Def yields the same reaction as I would imagine José Felicianowould have should he regain his site. This weekend it turned March Madness into MARCH MADNESS. In fact, I might even go as far as to say watching the game in HD is a clearer view than you get live at the game! I’ll let you know if I finally decide to go that far. But until then, we still must salute the great men and women of The Grand Alliance!
Tonight airs the final episode of The O.C., a program that writers and producers put so much of themselves into the first season, they had nothing left to give after that.
Seasons 2 through whatever they’re up to (I stopped watching when the rest of America did) now fall into the same category as Rocky V, The Golden Palaceand Lex Luthor’s interview with “Father Felony”: Parts of the story we pretend never happened otherwise it ruins everything thing that happened before it.
From the beginning, The O.C. had all the ingredients necessary to get me interested in a program: hot girls. But getting me drawn in was only half the battle. The first season was intelligent, quirky and heart warming.There was also a great big fight and/or disaster in every episode that usually interrupted and/or ruined the most glamorous of social events.
But that first season was far more than just a network TV drama.It was a vehicle for social change.It made Jews cool and geeks chic.It showed us that the wealthy are just as screwed up as the poor.It introduced us to Chrismukkah, the ultimate melting-pot holiday that began on The O.C. and eventually was listed in Time Magazine as one of the “buzzwords” of 2004.
But above all, The O.C. brought attention to deaf rights and the importance of closed-captioning. Never in the history of television has there been an actor like Adam Brody (Seth Cohen). The guy, for as witty and goofy as he is, has a severe mumbling problem and a knack for swallowing his punch lines. Countless times I was forced to rewind and put on my closed captioning to figure out what the hell he was saying.This taught me the perils of what it must like to be deaf and really made me appreciate their hardships.
While most of us said goodbye to The O.C. a few years ago, tonight is the official farewell. I will not be watching so if anyone does, please let me know what happened.Actually, on second thought, I don’t care.
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