The Ron Show is in need of a co-host for it's new morning show which airs from 9am to 12pm Weekdays on camitt.com
You dont need much - you dont even need to be in the same city! Just have access to a computer and a sense of humor!
All serious inquires please email ron@ronshow.net
Friday, March 21, 2008
Thursday, March 20, 2008
The Ron Show Takes Over Mornings Starting March 24th!
The Ron Show starts taking over your mornings on March 24th at 10am EST/ 7am PST!
Head over to www.ronshow.net and join in on all the hilarity and fun!
We are going to be joined by special guests...
THE MORNING LIGHT!!
So tune in weekdays at 10am EST/ 7am PST only at www.ronshow.net!!
Head over to www.ronshow.net and join in on all the hilarity and fun!
We are going to be joined by special guests...
THE MORNING LIGHT!!
So tune in weekdays at 10am EST/ 7am PST only at www.ronshow.net!!
Sunday, March 16, 2008
March 17, 2008 on The Ron Show!
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Sonic Youth's album "Daydream Nation", we will be playing the album with little bits of commentary about the record.
Tune in 3pm EST/ 12pm PST at www.ronshow.net
SXSW FTL?
It's no secret that we at The Shag Report waited in anticipation for Stickam's SXSW and to hopefully report that despite all the rumors and gossip it was a successful first venture.
It is with a heavy heart though, that we can't. From bad audio to bad language and long drawn out moments of cameras looking at empty places, the first venture of Stickam into the world of legitimate entertainment was nothing short of an immense failure. You would think with so much riding on the success of Stickam's first Casting Call for both public relations and image that the producers of the whole fiasco would have taken care over such minor technical issues like over-modulating audio or in some cases, out of focus cameras to at least showcase the technology that makes all this possible.
We wish we could say that there was moments of greatness, but even that would be almost an outright lie. Stickam should be hanging its collective head in shame but as always suspected will probably not even care.
It is with a heavy heart though, that we can't. From bad audio to bad language and long drawn out moments of cameras looking at empty places, the first venture of Stickam into the world of legitimate entertainment was nothing short of an immense failure. You would think with so much riding on the success of Stickam's first Casting Call for both public relations and image that the producers of the whole fiasco would have taken care over such minor technical issues like over-modulating audio or in some cases, out of focus cameras to at least showcase the technology that makes all this possible.
We wish we could say that there was moments of greatness, but even that would be almost an outright lie. Stickam should be hanging its collective head in shame but as always suspected will probably not even care.
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