I decided to book very lightly for December this year. I need a breather after so many interviews in 2012! Plus, it’s a bad time for audience attendance during the holiday weeks. So I’m listing the interviews for the entire month. If another comes up, I’ll be sure to post it. Maybe I’ll even get a chance to catch up on my backlog of blog post articles (there’s about 15 I need to write and post). Thanks for all your support during this past year.
Join me as I return to the Paranormal Kool-Aid radio show Wednesday, December 5 at 9:00 PM Eastern for my continuing conversation with hosts Michael Boler, Chris Medina and Pamela Croker. Catch it live on Blog Talk Radio’s Dead-Air Radio Network at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/dead-air.
I’m scheduled to appear on Erick Bee’s Dark Sun Rising show Monday, December 10 at 10:00 PM Eastern. Listen in on the Para-X Radio Network at http://www.para-x.com/.
STIFFED AGAIN: I've always been of a mind that no stage is too small, and so I've never taken a condescending attitude toward small radio programs. However, I wonder if this is really a wise position from a professional perspective. Those who tried to tune in to my scheduled interview Monday night November 26 with Bob Trzeciak on the Paranormal Radio Activity show noticed I was not the guest. I called into the show and Bob told me he had forgotten. I should have known when he scheduled the interview with me during his shift at Subway, and then told me he had no email address to send my media kit to. Then I find out during my call that he expects the guest to pay for the toll call into the station. He was interviewing someone with MUFON and the first question he wisecrackingly asks the guest is, "So what do you think of ufos?" What a pro! This is virtually the same first question asked to me by the bozos on my infamous Ghost Raps interview (by far, the “stupidest” interview I ever had the displeasure of participating in, and the only one I ever bailed out early on). I just don't abide fools well. I promise to be more selective in the future.
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