In what may be kind of dated, Ric talks about the weather in Memphis and how drivers and citizens react and prepare for a little winter weather. Also, in this episode Ric talks about the world of sports. Along the way, he talks about people who think they know him but really don't. If you are a fan of NASCAR or the NFL, you are probably going to find some of the things Ric says about those two things a little off putting. Nevertheless, never a dull moment in Radioland. 

NEXT WEEK: A change is gonna come and there is nothing you can do about it.

One of the key things internet broadcasters have to deal with is the simple act of monetizing. Advertising agencies want to see big numbers. When a broadcaster does bring those numbers, the rules seem to change. It all seems to be based in fear, of all things. In this episode, Ric takes a look (and a shot) at advertising agencies and their current attitudes toward the internet. Sadly, some of these companies still hold on to the "tried and true" terrestrial format even though 75 - 80 percent of the AM/FM audience has evaporated. Where did they go? To the internet. Is he ahead of the curve? You bet. What may seem like a good place to be, not so much.

Sometimes we come across people who inspire us and when we do, we try to reach out to them and talk to those people. Ric did that very thing when he reached out to Josh Robert Thompson. Josh was the voice of Geoff Peterson from The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (among many other voices). Josh is a working comedian and voice actor. For more about Josh you can find him at his website. There you can find out the dates of his current tour with Craig Ferguson and episodes of his podcast Joshin' Around. For more on this episode, you can see what Ric has to say at his personal page.

For nearly a year, From Radioland has delivered an episode a week. Doing it has been a blast for us and we are looking forward to bringing you expanded content and new things in the second year of production. In this episode, Ric will tell you how the show is produced. From the differences in our show compared to other great shows out there to the nuts and bolts of how From Radioland is produced. Included in this episode, Ric will lay out the technical stuff for those of you who might be considering starting your own show. You can think of this episode as a look behind the scenes, sort of. Plus, you won't want to miss the tease for the final show of the production year. It is a small look at what is coming in the next year all From Radioland.

There is a generation of people among us who have been vilified and probably for good reason. In this episode, Ric takes a look at the Millenial Generation. This is a group of people who are coming of age right now. The children of people who are Ric's age. Naturally, Ric has an issue with this generation and is not afraid of being labeled as an "old man" or some one who just doesn't "get it". But, this generation out there are in the driver's seat. They are the one who are steering the media we consume and how we are going to consume such stuff. Oddly, the "old man" is working in those lines and has been doing so for some time now. Of course, the Millenial Generation may be taking umbrage with that. However, does this generation have anything of worth to offer the world?