Sun, 7 October 2007  Click On The "Pod" Icon Above To Download And Listen To This Week's Broadcast. We apologize we're 2 days late, but we had an issue with the Artist of the Week's file format. Super-producer and engineer extraordinaire, Lee, got it all figured out though and this show is now podcasted for your listening pleasure! He not only does it for us, but for three other shows as well! Don't forget to catch him on my SECOND favorite radio show, www.drfitnessandthefatguy.com. Although Lee is my absolutest, favoritest producer on this side of the black hole, I DO love to get under his skin; so imagine my surprise when our research analyst found out about a term called "parthenogenesis"! You'll have to listen to get the scoop on THAT one! :-) I have to say that we set a personal record by sticking to the show notes (although Andgie still has a tough time reading them) and moving in and out of each segment on time. In fact, we got done w/ some time to spare! I used that time by finding out where our team liked to shop; and failed to get a single locally owned business out of the bunch! The peanut gallery (Maria) was the only one in the studio who frequented a locally owned business! We're going to have to do something about that! We introduced a new segment (Business of the Week). This segment is brought to you by Mrs. Kirbie Speights, our new field correspondent, and her first BOW is a real winner! I interviewed Mr. Praveen Madan. He is the new owner of "The Booksmith"; a locally owned bookstore in San Francisco, Ca. You can find them at www.booksmith.com. I thoroughly enjoyed the interview and I think that you will too. If you are in the area I think you should DEFINITELY stop by as Mrs. Speights HIGHLY reccomends it and the store's reputation preceeds it. The knowledge and experience that Mr. Madan brings to the table is bound to bring an improvement to an already superior provider of quality and service. Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble... Watch out! Andgie asked a very good question that stimulated the topic of the week and actually got me talking about the predatory lending crisis our country is in the wake of right now. The dialogue left some points I intended to make in regards to Wal-marts predatory business practices untouched, but it leaves room for future debate. We definitely can't forget about our Artist of the Week, Mr. Phillip Young. He's a gifted sax player, and a native of Millen, GA. If you enjoy his music and have some constructive feedback then please contact him at: young905@hotmail.com. He is unsigned, hungry and committed. Remember that you can download the featured single at www.runsamrun.com. Enjoy the show and until next time; Do What You Can! Jay
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