Precision Radio Demolition: Recent Episodes
The StarVA Podcast Center
We discuss formative years, favorite Jazz venues and upcoming projects. And, here some of her classic recordings.
It could be the last roundup for California's Big Three. Then again, the same has been said for years . .
White House Intrigue . . Pop Culture . . . No Culture . . . . This is what happens . . . .
That mysterious smile . . . that secret recording device . . . . . of course she inspired a song . . .
Could this be offensive to some? I can think of at least 5 . . . Pretty much Par-for-the-Course for me. . . . . need to Laugh More.
Plans and Plots, Plots and Plans . . . . We have so much fun together when we hang-out.
Producers and publishers are moving fast to lock-in movie and book deals with the Thai Soccer team. One such enterprise is "Slap-Dash Entertainment" who's hastily developed (even by their standards) off-off Broadway Musical adaptation, "The Soccer MerMan" is auditioning the Team's Coach to play himself in the production. Here is the unauthorized recording of his audition. He still appears to be a bit oxygen-depleted.
A lot has happened since my last live show and almost nothing has changed. Enjoy. > 3 Min.
Here's a Chestnut from the Woodchucks. They were Famous Once. You always think of Woodchucks on St. Patrick's Day, right?
When kids need to learn but you don't want to teach, it's time to put on educational shorts.
If that Sing'n, Swing'n, Ring-a-Ding Ding'n Cat was Alive Today he'd be on The List. Probably at the Top.
Does it seem like Black Friday lasts too long? It's not a day anymore . . . . . It's a Season.
Speaking of things that would never come up in conversation, If Electric Cars were available in 1957, what would the ads have sounded like? Stranger than you think! ( . . on so many levels . . )
Kids can use their imagination to create a fantasy world. Toys can help. Just ask Barbie.
Too much time on your hands? Here is a game for you. How do you play? Secure the clam bed! What? Yeah!
Moms want to do what's best for their kids. That's why they rely on advice from totally fictional, contrived corporate "spokes-critters" to help them make sound nutritional choices
Who says there are no new ideas in the beverage industry? This drink might grow on you . . . or in you.