I Was On with Piper Discussing Jones and Other BS Artists...

LordLindsey · November 27, 2009, 11:02:05 PM

Can someone please post this show because it was an important one.

LINDSEY

NB: We covered a lot of issues.

MikeWB · November 28, 2009, 01:37:48 AM

Which date? Scott will upload it for us if you tell him the date...

LordLindsey · November 28, 2009, 02:35:43 AM

Friday night...11/27/09.

I was on for the last 20 minutes.

LINDSEY

memory hole · November 28, 2009, 06:01:52 AM

there ya go;

http://rghost.net/652134

VoltaXebec · November 28, 2009, 01:36:37 PM

Thanks memory hole

thirdeyewise · November 28, 2009, 03:57:47 PM

yeah thanks, i'm not trying to be a jerk but what happened to the perpetual piper thread?

or if someone can PM me and tell how to do it myself, that would be okay.

thirdeyewise · November 28, 2009, 05:01:34 PM

Good show Lindsey, although due to your screen name i was expecting an english accent (lol!), funny how the mind works.

MikeWB · November 28, 2009, 08:59:50 PM

Good call!!!

LordLindsey · November 29, 2009, 02:07:52 AM

I would like for you all to tell me how I did on that call. Mark Glenn really wants me to have my own show, and I am considering it but I need feedback before I begin. I get so damned nervous whenever I am on-the-air, but I guess that that will get better with time and experience.

Thank you all for all of your birthday wishes and I hope that all of you listen to my shows if I decide to go through with it! :?

LINDSEY

MikeWB · November 29, 2009, 02:35:42 AM

I liked it a lot. You're intense and have passion. Most of the guys on radio lack both of these qualities. I'd listen to your show for sure!

thirdeyewise · November 29, 2009, 03:37:23 AM

you sound passionate and you have a good clear voice, perfect combo.
take a klonopin for the nervousness, it won't take away anything but will calm your nerves.

give it a shot!

CrackSmokeRepublican · November 29, 2009, 11:29:23 AM

Great Job Lindsay... your questions came across great!

Father Brown · November 30, 2009, 11:23:52 AM

I heard most of it live, and went back and had another listen. When listening live, I was browising around the web and was only hafl listening. Your call and the call before you, made me stop and listen.

If you have an oppurtunity go for it, Lindsey. But, being a great host is obviously different than being a great caller.

What makes most of these shows good is the guests and the callers. A long time ago I remember hearing Johnny Carson's calculus for success. He allowed the guests to be the stars. Hard to believe when we see people like Letterman and Leno who seem to try and compete for applause from their guests. Johnny had it right. Because he knew the next day people would be talking at the water cooler about how funny or entertaining, or great the Carson show was last night. Of course that was a different time and guests truly were stars compared to today. Jack Benny or Jimmy Stewart or Jack Lemmon did not go on to hawk an excercise or diet book or even their latest film. They went there to talk and they had interesting stories to tell.

Mike Piper seems to understand this concept very well. He let you shine for a good segment of his show and I've heard him do it for other callers as well.

Shiksa Rage · November 30, 2009, 12:43:23 PM

Thirdeyewise: go to http://9/11underground.com/ for all Mike Piper's shows plus lots more beside.

Shiksa Rage · November 30, 2009, 12:50:36 PM

Apologies. Make that http://911underground.com/

LordLindsey · November 30, 2009, 03:37:45 PM

The main reason that I want to have my own show is because I want to be able to ask the guests the questions that "I" want to ask them, without having to give them to someone else conducting and interview to ask them--in which case the question(s) may or may not be asked. When and if I do a long-term show, it will not be the by-myself-commentary that Daryl, Noel, and Steven *MGT* do, but will instead be a show that is based more on guests and asking the hard questions that the regular people want to have answers to instead of the sugar-coated nonsense that even many of the "alternative" shows deliver.

I will be discussing these issues with a couple of people this week, so look for my first show/podcast to be aired sometime this week, perhaps as early as Tuesday or Wednesday. Upon the advice of a member of TIU, I will make it a very short *15 minutes* test-run to see how well I do, and if I am satisfied with the result and am not too damned nervous during the recording, the first series of "Our Surreal World" hosted by Lindsey, will begin. I have decided to sub-title the show "Asking straight questions, demanding straight answers."

Any and all advice from TIU is absolutely wanted and needed, so please feel free to comment on anything that you think would help me be the best radio host that I can be.

LINDSEY

joeblow · November 30, 2009, 04:07:15 PM

Advice to anyone thinking about creating a show:

1. DO NOT USE A COMPUTER TO TAKE NOTES, it stifles creativity.
2. KEEP PEN AND PAPER HANDY and scribble down whatever words or thoughts pop in your head.
3. After you have accumulated enough ideas, organize them into sentences.
4. Structure those sentences into an outline.
5. Based on the outline, save/print specific portions from webpages.
6. A good way to start off a show is to read something verbatim, then give your personal righteous indignation.
7. If you are planning a hour show, have enough material for a two hour show.

abduLMaria · November 30, 2009, 05:32:14 PM

i was driving about 11:30 AM Pacific time today and heard an ad for Jones' movie "the Obama Deception" on 560 KSFO, Rush Limbaugh's show.

you know what a firebrand of change El Rushbo is !

i enjoy listening to El Rushbo. it is fascinating how pseudo-conservatives like him pick fights with pseudo-liberals, yet the undertext is the same - support for Israel, unquestioning support of America's military overtures in Colombia, etc. for that Limbaugh gets paid $50 million a year.

there's a lot of money in propaganda !

LordLindsey · November 30, 2009, 06:04:49 PM

Abdul, what are you trying to say to me and my efforts at having a radio program? :?

:oops:

:lol:

LINDSEY

NB: This will not be a commentary-driven show like most that you all know and hear; the reason that I want to do my own program is because I want to ask my guests the questions that WE ALL want to have answered--STRAIGHT QUESTIONS ASKED, STRAIGHT ANSWERS WANTED. If any of you would like to do a show or round-table with me in the future, just let me know because I will be letting the guest(s) do most of the talking while I ask and do follow-ups with the questions and answers. One main reason that I do NOT want a commentary-driven show is because we all feel the same about almost everything that we know and see EVERY SINGLE DAY at this point; what we need are the newsmakers and others out there to answer the questions that we have and not dance around the issues like they can do on most other shows. The more that I am planning for my first show, the more excited I am.

GordZilla · November 30, 2009, 07:38:38 PM

Quote from: "LordLindsey"Abdul, what are you trying to say to me and my efforts at having a radio program? :?

:oops:

:lol:

LINDSEY

He's saying whatever you do DON'T be like Rush Limbaugh!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Seriously however , good luck, and no worries! Although you face some harsh critics here at TiU (probably some of the brightest on earth) you are also among friends and more importantly allies -so even though we may voice our critiques about your show, don't forget that.

Also, I have heard you speak before, and this past week on Piper, you are a very good speaker. I wish I had a tenth of the vocal talent as you. So again; no worries.

thirdeyewise · November 30, 2009, 09:36:22 PM

Quote from: "Shiksa Rage"Apologies. Make that http://911underground.com/

thanks for the tip!

kolnidre · December 01, 2009, 03:26:18 AM

Happy belated birthday.

I heard your call to MCP's show and it was good. You do have a nice voice for radio. Only since you asked for feedback I would offer that you seem too anxious to interject at times. Perhaps as a host you'll learn quickly that you can't fit everything in one segment, show, or presentation and develop your own sense of pacing.

Joe's advice is very solid and applies to preparation for any presentation. Since I am also admittedly also of the anxious type when making presentations or public speeches of any sort I have learned that the best way for my to address it is to be over-prepared. That way I can ad lib and fall back on any number of details that come to mind.

Good luck with your show. We'll all be eager to listen, learn, support, and offer feedback.

abduLMaria · December 01, 2009, 09:10:19 AM

Quote from: "LordLindsey"Abdul, what are you trying to say to me and my efforts at having a radio program? :?

:oops:

:lol:

i'm saying if Limbaugh is advertising AJ's movie, it's probably not the Pinnacle of Radical Truth it's advertised to be.

as far as your radio show, that would be great ! i like listening to TIU & TFC. also Financial Sense.com webcasts, though they don't talk about ZOG.

MikeWB · December 04, 2009, 09:42:05 PM

Any updates on the podcast?

Rockclimber · December 07, 2009, 03:24:39 PM

Quote from: "kolnidre"I heard your call to MCP's show and it was good. You do have a nice voice for radio. Only since you asked for feedback I would offer that you seem too anxious to interject at times. Perhaps as a host you'll learn quickly that you can't fit everything in one segment, show, or presentation and develop your own sense of pacing.

I have never done my own show so my opinion probably wouldn't mean much however I do agree wiht kolnidre in that you seem to anxious to interject at times. I know you have a great mind that works at 100mph and you have a lot to say, but slow down a bit and let your guests have their say. If there is one thing that irritates me it's when a host won't let the caller or guest complete their own thought but I'm not implying that towards you, I just think it would be a bad habit out of the shoot.

Otherwise, great voice, you're very articulate, and as Mike said, loaded with passion. It's a great mix for these troubled times.

Now go and kick some ass!

LordLindsey · December 08, 2009, 06:14:56 PM

I have been much too busy working and resting to do an audio or even call-in, but I WILL be calling-in to Mike's show TONIGHT discussing John Judge and other issues, so make sure to listen. If someone can post the audio, please do so. I HATE having to work like this, but I have to because of the way things are in the economy. I wish to God that I had the time that I used to have, but I just simply do not.

LINDSEY

MikeWB · December 08, 2009, 10:20:07 PM

I think Glenn is on or it's a rebroadcast.

LordLindsey · December 08, 2009, 11:43:30 PM

When I called, Manny told me that Mark was not live but was re-broadcasting from Friday; he couldn't reach Mike nor Mark, so he had to play Mark's TERRIFIC show from Friday. I'll try again tomorrow...

LINDSEY

Christopher Marlowe · December 09, 2009, 06:59:12 PM

I went and listened to the old show and I have to say LL did a great job. Piper seems like a nice guy.

I think you sounded a little excited, but not too nervous. I understood what you were saying, but you could slow down. Piper seemed to be repeating what you said, which made me think that he wasn't taking it all in. Or maybe you were anticipating what he was going to say, and so he ended up repeating what you said. e.g. you would anticipate that he had to go for a break.

I have to say that you were the ideal guest: you had key audio from Jones, all cued up to go. And you had prepared your thoughts on the audio files.

As to your own radio show, go for it. I don't know if I'll have the time to listen. Online radio shows in this are seem to be approaching a dearth of riches. On TIU alone there are 3 or 4, not including the Piper postings. But who knows, you might have a natural talent.

I Was On with Piper Discussing Jones and Other BS Artists...

Rockclimber