Tonight on NoQuarterRadio: Nocturnal Warrior and DCMediagirl
By SusanUnPC on August 19, 2008 at 10:55 AM in NoQuarter Radio
Our Tuesday night lineup features two great shows from two great professionals: The Nocturnal Warrior and DCMediagirl.
First up at 9pm ET: the Nocturnal Warrior is back! A top-rated talk radio host in Washington D.C during the 90s, the Warrior has returned to politics with a new weekly show on NQR, every Tuesday night at 9pm ET. Tonight he’ll be joined by special guest Will Bower, and once again by Atlanta broadcast consultant Pam Rahal — or, as she now wishes to be known, Puma Pam. The three will discuss plans for Denver and beyond as well as the media portrayal of the Puma movement.
Listen to the livestream broadcast tonight from 9pm to 10pm ET on NoQuarter Radio. The call-in number for questions is (347) 677-0792.
Then at 10:30pm ET: Hour of Power with DCMediagirl, our weekly show that turns a critical eye on the media coverage of Barack Obama and the Presidential race. Her special guest tonight is Sacha Millstone, the Clinton delegate who stands tall!
DCMediagirl is a Washington insider and veteran journalist who’s worked with some of the most prestigious names in the mainstream media.
Every week she deconstructs the failures and foibles of the press as they cover (or don’t cover) the news.
Listen to the livestream broadcast tonight from 10:30pm to 11:30 pm ET on NoQuarterRadio. The call-in number for questions is (347) 677-0792.
Audio archives of both shows will be available at NQR immediately following the broadcast.
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