The Delivery Presents: Deception at Home and Abroad and Depressed Geeks on the Internet
Episode 20 of The Delivery, which I’ll say is one of my better guest-free shows, is ready for your listening, downloading, and iTunes-ing pleasure. Yes, I realize that “iTunes-ing” isn’t a word, but if “gaydar” and “grrrl” get to be perfectly cromulent words, then so can the one I just made up.
Taping this show was a breeze and I left a couple things I wanted to talk about on the table. I did spend a little extra time on the exciting announcement that the January 27th show will feature special guest Chuck Devore in the second half. I’ve been following DeVore’s campaign from a distance (since I’m not a California voter) pretty much from the first day he entered the race and became one of the most energetic political presences on Twitter. The guy is most definitely a geek, and I don’t think he’d mind my saying so. I’m excited about what I think will be great radio and I hope you catch a bit of what I’m feeling.
UPDATE: Hey, it’s my first review, and by a man who knows a thing or three about a thing or three. As for Smitty’s dilemma, I’d recommend he keep most of the Motorhead and just my latest podcast — the best of both worlds!
UPDATE 2: Dave e-mailed me to say that this post was an easy one to phone in. I’m not so sure about all that. Recommending this show is a sign that you have a great love for humanity because you are willing to share with them the hottest poli-pop podcast this side of Betelgeuse.
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Scheduled a brief review for tommorow, mid-morning.
How could you find anything positive to say about Howard Stern? The man's as useful as Howard Dean.
I remember him in his heyday in DC, then back in NY. The guy could pull listeners like no one else.
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