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Closer to Who?
Sandy Goddard and Tonya Cinnamon both clicked “share” on a photo of Dom Irrera and me that I had posted on Facebook today. When I saw that they had shared the picture, I noticed that Facebook suggested four other pages … Continue reading
Permission Slip
According to multiple articles, it was a matter of when, not if, I would have to do a factory reset on my smartphone. It was running a little slow but the real indicator was the phone’s inability to update apps. … Continue reading
Having a Ball
Stacey Handel’s Facebook comments prior to my New Year’s Eve gig was “That is awesome! Will you be televised?” I responded, “I don’t think so but maybe I can get someone to put me on YouTube!” That’s exactly what I did. … Continue reading
Neil Down with It
Ripley is one of the first people I met in Knoxville. In fact, she picked me up at the airport when I moved here to work at the old 100.3. She was the night jock and music director. She has … Continue reading
November the Time
This weekend, a show that airs on public radio stations celebrated the anniversary of the first regular radio broadcast. On November 2, 1920, KDKA received its license and broadcast the presidential election returns. Appropriately titled Weekend Radio with Robert Conrad, … Continue reading
M & M Concert
The Knoxville Choral Society performed at the Bijou Theatre for the first time in many years on Saturday night. Their Fall Concert consisted of the Magnificat by Bach and selections from the Messiah by Handel. They will repeat the concert on Sunday … Continue reading
State of Infusion
The equipment behind the counter at the new K Brew on North Broadway looks like it could have come from a chemistry lab. My wife and I stopped by on Saturday morning after reading about their grand opening on Facebook. One device … Continue reading
Funny and Share
My wife’s friend Julia is looking for a Halloween costume for her ten-year-old daughter who is five feet tall. On Facebook, she lamented that so many of the commercially available costumes for girls that size are too revealing. My daughter … Continue reading
Down to the Wire
One of the first posts on Bishop Richard Stika’s new Facebook page had my face on it. He shared a link from the Catholic Charities page about my attempt to raise money for them. The Host with the Most Competition … Continue reading
Nothing but Sweet Lovin’
In honor of my last weekday airshift on Star 102.1, Hot Toddy made a video montage of photos of me set to a song from Mystery Science Theatre 3000. The song is a farewell tribute to TV’s Frank, a recurring … Continue reading
Sell Mates
Tickets for the Host with the Most Competition at Side Splitters Comedy Club go on sale today at 10:00 a.m. Eight local media personalities are competing to win money for different charities. I am representing Classic Hits 93.1 WNOX and trying … Continue reading
Hay Hay Hay Is for Horses
“Blurred Lines” by Robin Thicke is one of the biggest songs of the summer, if not the whole year. It’s the song that had jaws dropping across America when Thicke and Miley Cyrus performed it horrifically on the MTV Video … Continue reading
Always Be Closing
Bridgette Martin of Side Splitters Comedy Club knows the power of social media. She prepared Facebook cover photos for all the contestants in the upcoming Host with the Most Contest. I received mine from her yesterday. She also made an … Continue reading
Miss American Fry
Jane Harris of The Best Around Concessions has been one of my Facebook friends since we met at the Tennessee Valley Fair in 2011. That’s how I knew she would be on an episode of Deep Fried Masters on Monday night. “Mama … Continue reading