A long, long time ago in a galaxy where people put content on this blog, Co-Founders, Bernard Bygott and Leslie Fox, recorded stuff with no preparation at all. Part of that session was posted on this blogazine– who can forget the extremely creative title “Subjects Unknown: Part 1“? Shortly thereafter, all RM? contributors went on vacation, promising … [continue]
“Eargasms” hosts, Bernard Bygott and Leslie Fox, are proud to present semi-organized banter on the phenomenon of the TV murder genius. Other words may eventually go here expressing more relevant points on the topic, but exhaustion has set in, and this writer needs a shower. If you like what you hear, subscribe, tell your friends, and send rations. Better yet, … [continue]
Dear “Eargasms” listeners,
A long, long time ago, RM? co-founders, Leslie Fox and Bernard Bygott, tried to record a podcast chronicling the USA TV show “Burn Notice”. It was a complete disaster. Our previous podcasts were recorded in a professional studio, but the “Burn Notice” session was our first attempt to accomplish repartee in a non-studio environment (Leslie’s parents’ living room). We sucked. … [continue]
Despite our solemn oath of eternal anonymity, we at RM? have decided to expose ourselves to iTunes. From this day forward, all “Eargasms” entries will appear on iTunes, so why not subscribe below! And, yes… hopefully iTunes can handle our massive junk!!! [continue]
Well, much was learned after editing the first half of RM?’s Oscar podcast. Some noted how there was a lack of “ideas” or “continuity”, while others focused on someone’s whiny sounding voice. (Hey, I’m just keepin’ it real, baby!) Overall, the show was a sensational success.
Now, the second half of this soon-to-be-famous pod is much shorter and contains a few less pointless tangents, but may just wow audiences anyway. Discerning listeners (as if we have that kind) will note that RM? dipped deeply into emergency funds… [continue]
There should be clever text here that will entice you to listen to RM?’s first podcast which covers the Oscars in a breathtakingly brilliant manner. However, it is currently four o’clock in the morning and attempting such writing is dangerous at best.
Here is the first part in a two part series on the Oscars. (There will also be … [continue]
