Wednesday, November 30, 2005

Getting to Know You (Part Two)

More show survey results, in fact the real meaty parts, no room for baloney here: these are the essay questions.

-M!

Tuesday, November 29, 2005

Getting to Know You (Part One)

We begin poring over results of the recent MNGS listener survey. Age and gender numbers, locations, as well as how you feel about specific show elements. Sharpen them pencils and hang on.

-M!

Monday, November 28, 2005

Let's Relax

I recall an old terrestrial radio jingle that began, 'Wow, what a weekend...' We might wanna sing it today, but necessarily intending it in a good way. So fast, so furious, so calorie and shopping-intensive. Take deep breaths, let's relax. (But I ain't coming over to rub your feet)

-M!

Sunday, November 27, 2005

Nyooz

X(box) marks the spot, which this week seems to be right on the greedy asses of Messrs. Gate$ and Ballbuster, a fine career choice for noone: owning a bar, People pix Matthew, but do people really care anymore, and McDonald's comes up with the perfect gift for everyone longing for a heart attack.

-M!

Saturday, November 26, 2005

Love, Just a Click Away?

After a very rough 36 hours, I wonder if things would be different if there was a Mrs. Nice Guy...uh, Nice Chick...Nice Woman; y'know. As we learn from the courts, the news, and personal experience, turning to the Web or other electronic means of communication are probably not the way to make that happen.

-M!

Friday, November 25, 2005

Cool Weather, Cool Web Sites

A $100 laptop, tips for toy shoppin', the difference between a sweet potato and a yam, animals predicting disasters, and more reasons why Canada is cool. Please tell a friend about the show and - for a limited time only - vist the home page, donate/tip $2 or more and get a free MNGS fridge magnet.

-M!

Thursday, November 24, 2005

So Thankful

Show #200. Wow. Perfectly-timed, too, for deep reflections on Tgvg in the USA. Should we really be thankful for all the cheap junk people will be swarming the stores for tomorrow? Is it okay if it's the newly-opened 'Marvin Galleria?' One thing is for sure: there's definitely something to celebrate today and I've got all the details for you. Happppy Thanksgiving [and if you're not in the US, ooops, sorry. You're probably much better off].

-M!

Wednesday, November 23, 2005

Show Notes

Wow, one step closer to fame, but I promise I won't let it go to my head. Okay, maybe I'll try to let it go a teensie bit to my wallet as I discuss the touchy issue of 'monetizing' this epic podcast. Believe me, it doesn't change my contempt for the dollar...and wish that we could all go frolic and live in the forest off lottery winnings.

-M!

Monday, November 21, 2005

Workday Blues

What a day...uuuggghh, what a day. Can I turn a phrase, or what?

-M!

Sunday, November 20, 2005

Festive Food for Thought

As Thanksgiving Day approaches here in the USA, I let you in on the planning process I go through for a warm, wonderful, meaningful, significant holiday celebration. Also, a look at a dining phenomenon that makes no sense whatsoever.

-M!

Saturday, November 19, 2005

Co-media-n (Part Two)

Part two of a conversation with Dr. Alan Ray, comedy writer and PhD broadcasting professor. What happens in those broadcasting classrooms...and what does he think about podcasting?

-M!

Friday, November 18, 2005

Co-media-n (Part One)

On show 195, we begin a two-part chat with a guy who has a very impressive resume and equally impressive insights into what's up with the electronic media and our world.

-M!

Wednesday, November 16, 2005

Family Matters

Y'know, we really are part of one big 'family,' aren't we, after all? You're sitting there thinking, 'Well, if we are, then you're several times removed!'

-M!

Tuesday, November 15, 2005

Showbiz News

Covergirl Jenn, Kenny the human hat rack, Cameron and Justin so much in love, Madonna's portable bathroom, and why-oh-why M-C-A?

-M!

Fun with Sociology (Part Two)

On show 192, we wrap-up our look at a fascinating article on women behaving badly. Perhaps a future article will explain why they won't behave badly (in a good way) for me.

-M!

Monday, November 14, 2005

Fun with Sociology (Part One)

If you've come a long way, baby, why are you behaving like such a sleaze? We consider a fascinating, serious article on Girls Gone Raunch.

-M!

Sunday, November 13, 2005

There's News

Judy Miller quits after becoming - or unbecoming to - the news, fusion fun coming from Coca Cola, Mary Mapes turns out to be okay, as she joins me in administering a nice verbal kick to the horny, corporate ass of Less Moonbeam, and the science of brain reactions to humour by gender. Also, on the lookout for the most annoying bank robber in history.

-M!

Saturday, November 12, 2005

'Buddy'

Remember...and smile.

-M!

Variousity

With a small, reluctant nod to Detroit, we celebrate a momentous occasion together and wonder about a bunch of colleagues in California doing the same thing this weekend. Also, SONY lacks wisdom and Audible comes up with a disonant idea.

-M!

Thursday, November 10, 2005

Forthcoming Book Fun

60's music legend resurfaces, Dave Barry on your finances, academic dude
on disaster flicks. Also, Star Jones finds a new way to get off on herself
and sell it, and Dr. Haura bends over to expose some deep new thoughts in
hucksterism.

-M!

Wednesday, November 09, 2005

It's Simple: Rest Mind...

No elaborate description necessary. Just one word: enjoy.

-M!

Monday, November 07, 2005

So Noted (Part Two)

The unusual: Mr. Nice Guy socializes. The very usual: Mr. Nice Guy vents
about terretrial radio jerks. But, hey, this month, I've got *real* good
reason to.

-M!

Sunday, November 06, 2005

So Noted (Part One)

The art of broadcast interviewing and the joy of vocabulary-building.
Please tell a friend about the show. If they don't understand podcasting,
why not take a mont to explain how easy it is: visit a site [like mine,
f'rinstance] and click. They can work on the more complex stuff later.
Let's hook 'em first!!

-M!

Saturday, November 05, 2005

That's Yentertainmet


Thursday, November 03, 2005

Web Watchin'

The Web can be a blessing or a curse. Let's try to unearth some good stuff. Help in recognizing Internet scams, the figures in for an unu$ual group of celebritie$, making sense of the controversial Wikipedia, celebrating Diwali, and a new game that's taking the world by storm. On show 182, are we having fun, or what?

-M!

Laughing at the Spam

It's been months since we looked at the obnoxious, laugable, ignorant garbage accumulating in my spam box. Let's doit, baby!

-M!

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