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If you're looking for a site that will provide you a daily dose of humor, then the Unconfirmed Sources web site is a must visit! Our guest today is Kamal, publisher of the site that offers political satire and humorous news parodies. Kamal will provide some background info about Unconfirmed Sources and its contributing writers.
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Boris "Mr. Excitement" Koshczielbarantownovichski, famous accordion player in Poland, will join us today as he shares his thoughts on the political climate of Poland and the art of accordion playing.
On March 23, 2006, the EZHelp, You and More Radio Show was featured in the Observer-Eccentric Newspaper. The Internet article was published by Patrick Dutcher, Editor of the Sterling Heights Mirror Newspaper. You can view the actual story from the newspaper here.
Phillip Hong, from our Correspondent Office in Toronto, interviews Mark Regula of the Ivory Tower Project. The Ivory Tower Project is a new breed of 'old school' rockers. Music for those who love the sound of New Classic Rock. Visit the web site of the Ivory Tower Project to listen and learn more.
We are currently in the transistion phase of changing our broadcasting studio from PalTalk to the new Ventrilo servers. What does this mean to you? You will now be able to listen to the show AND interact with other listeners via our new chat room without downloading any software or registration of any kind. The following is a short list of FAQ's that may help to answer some of your questions.
When will this happen?
We hope to do our first show on January 22, 2006.
Why is the show leaving PalTalk?
The reasons are too numerous to list. However, here are a few: Popups, continuous advertisements, low bandwidth, poor sound quality.
Will the show still play Name dat Song?
Yes, the answers can be submitted in our FREE chat room.
Can I speak online like in PalTalk?
You must have the client version of Ventrilo installed on your computer to be able to speak during the show. Upon request, we will provide certain people the connection specification so you are able to connect.
Why only certain people?
Bandwidth is necessary for good sound quality. The more folks in the studio, the less bandwidth is available.
Our guest this week is Avi Pavlovich. Avi and his band have been playing together for 3 years in Manhattan, New York and surrounding area, playing tons of jazz gigs. Slowly, the band started to experiment with other styles, grooves and sounds and this is where they're at now. Visit Avi's web site to learn more and hear this band's terrific music.
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