If it’s Wednesday … Begin the 10-Minute Countdown
By Jay L on February 4, 2009 at 5:50 AM in No Quarter Blog, NoQuarter Radio, Open Thread
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It’s 10 minutes until “No Topic Taboo With Jay” hits the air waves at No Quarter Radio.
Back before his untimely passing last year, Tim Russert used to close his show with the tag line “If it’s Sunday, it’s Meet the Press”.
I thought I would paraphrase so… “If it’s Wednesday night, it’s “No Topic Taboo…Everything Else with Jay.”
Here’s tonight’s plan: Post Superbowl, lets talk about Sunday. The game (a good one), the commercials (I for one was not impressed but were they muted do to the economic down turn) and even the puppy bowl (can’t say I saw it but I know it was promoted on NQ).
As always the LIVE chat room and the phone lines are open to discuss anything the NQ audience would like to. Last week it was puppies, horror movies, and baseball, who knows what will come up this week.
What TV shows are you watching, which of the new movies have you seen, and what books are you reading?
We’ll also hit on all the breaking news, Blago, Obama’s woes, and whatever you bring up when you call in at (347) 677-0792. Remember that NO TOPIC IS TABOO so you’re welcome to bring up new issues.
Call in tonight via (347) 677-0792, and be sure to join the live chat session, which I usually start up 10 minutes before the show begins at 9 p.m. ET.
I encourage you all to participate. If you are the shy type you can email me at the show email address: ntteewithjay@me.com.
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