Monday, February 6, 2012

11 - Vinny Bucci, comedian, Regular Guys radio show intern

Vinny Bucci

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Vinny Bucci, a.k.a. "The Booch," of Rock 100.5's Regular Guys morning show, visits Art in the studio. Booch discusses his journey from being turned away from open mic nights to becoming a regular feature on a top-rated, large market morning radio show. Only one glitch -- Booch was confronted by the police and suspected of planning a bank robbery before he could get to the studio! (Details inside.) He also discusses an embarrassing thing he did to curry the favor of a big-name comic, discovering a close friend's bisexuality, and whether or not he has, or would, do fellow intern Brandi. (Details also inside.) 57 minutes. NOTE: Explicit language.

Art's comments: "Despite how he may sometimes be portrayed on the Regular Guys show, the Booch is a really sharp guy, and though it may sound hokey to say it, he's also super nice. He has never heard of the band Anthrax, however, and that makes me feel old."

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Vinny Bucci links:
Follow Vinny on Twitter
Booch on the Regular Guys (UStream.tv)
Bucci standup

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Friday, January 20, 2012

10 - David Paul, radio legend

David Paul today

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"Off the Wall with David Paul" burned brightly on WSB-AM in Atlanta, Georgia from the late 1980's to mid-1990's, and its namesake became a legend of talk radio. David Paul now joins Art via Skype to discuss highlights of his career, including being punched in the mouth by "Skinny" Bobby Harper during his show, naked weather ladies, and walking off the air at WGST after only 30 seconds. You will also learn about his latest project, Cartersville UNCUT. Stay tuned for his pitch for the morning show at 92.9 Dave-FM at the end (hey, Mr. Dave-FM PD - Paul says e-mail him at Cartersville UNCUT)! Prior to all of this, Art airs some thoughts on the online piracy act currently before Congress. 49 minutes.

Art's comments: "As America's Favorite Talk Show Host, I doff my cap to the giants of the format, and David Paul is one of those. After appearing on this show, he can say he's finally experienced something more humiliating than being punched by 'Skinny' Bobby Harper."

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David Paul links:
"Bad Attitude Brings Success On Radio" (Orlando Sentinel)
Cartersville UNCUT YouTube and Facebook

Thursday, January 12, 2012

9 - Tom Bonnett, Microsoft Bing Xtra Normal Film Fest winner

Tom Bonnett's cat
Where has Art been? Contemplating how to please the whole world and be everything to everybody. He discusses how Edward Van Halen inspired him out of this futile activity.

Tom Bonnett is the guest. Bonnett won the Microsft Xtra Normal Film Fest, besting thousands of hopeful entrants with his piece called "Decision Man." 38 minutes.

Art's comments: "A nicely-done show to inaugurate 2012."

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Tom Bonnett links:
Decision Man
Stand-up videos, etc.

Social media articles:
Netflix becoming a network (Time.com)
Facebook gets cops fired, causes divorces (Time.com)

Sunday, December 4, 2011

8 - Internet freedom, Slayer with Leonard Nimoy (Mr. Spock)

Your host of hostsArt discusses laptop issues he's been having before segueing into the familiar theme of the future of civilian vs. corporate-created content on the Internet. He points out how civilians are being scared away from expressing themselves through a fear of job loss as the usual media corporations get their foothold.

Then, on a more lighthearted note, he premiers Slayer's answer to the new Metallica/Lou Reed collaboration, a best-of recorded with Leonard Nimoy called "World Painted Spock." 23 minutes.

Art's comments: "Maybe I come off as rambling, but trust me, there are very good points made in there."

 

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Links related to this show: SpeedTest.net. Check your Internet connection speed! Alison Rosen's blog, New YouTube page, Facebook fan page.

Sunday, November 20, 2011

7 - Doug Steele, shred guitarist

In the monologue, Art discusses the delicacies of requesting E-Bay refunds from people with severe heart problems. Guest is YouTube guitar sensation, Doug Steele. Doug talks about his musical history, his stint as a syndicated Australian radio personality, and somehow Larry David enters the conversation, too. 47 minutes.

Art's comments: "I really like fast guitar playing and so does everybody else, so Doug Steele is a great guest. Listen for him."

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Doug Steele links:
DougFCKNSteele.com, YouTube page, Learn Shred Guitar.com, Alarum

Sunday, November 13, 2011

6 - Duke Korey, actor

Duke Korey
Duke Korey
What makes this show more interesting than all the rest? Because these guests are still in the process of discovering their path and creating their success, Art posits, and there is more drama and intrigue there than with a guest who is already a star. Art also muses that these days adults dress up for Halloween, but kids don't go trick-or-treating. Also discussed is why is it okay to wear turbans and beards at the mall, but not to celebrate American traditions? Guest is rising actor and Platinum Championship Wrestling referee, Duke Korey. 44 minutes.

Art's comments: "I probably had it coming. I was dressed provocatively." (Listen to the full show to hear what he's talking about.)

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Monday, October 31, 2011

Episode 00005 - Listener Letters, Search for Occupiers

Art discusses how he has so easily surmounted the podcast heap. The feature Listener Letters makes its debut, and Art goes searching for Occupiers in suburban Atlanta. 15 minutes.

Art's comments: "At least no one was injured."

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Thursday, October 20, 2011

Episode 00004 - Alex Autrey, host, 7th Row Center

Art talks about Occupiers, Tea Partiers, Dixe Chicks and Hank Williams, Jr. Guest is Alex Autrey, "The Movie Guy," of the podcast 7th Row Center. Autrey discusses his show, his love of movies, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, and his favorite charity, the Drake House. 42 minutes.

Art's comments: "This turned out really well. This marks the first time I've ran a promo for someone else's show, and the first time I've interviewed someone for the podcast that I hadn't known personally for years. I may even listen to this one myself."

 

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