The Bitterest Pill

As a bonus, while I wrap up my vacation and head off to the New Media Expo, here is my contribution to J.C. Hutchins’ “7th Son: Obsidian.

Also, check out mixed media magazine/site Verge of LA, which includes my “How To Meet Any Woman You Want, Guaranteed.”

And, of course, meet me at Coverville 500 at Bally’s in Las Vegas this Friday, August 15th @ 7pm.

Today I talk about the shocking events at the dojo and how I need to get even more exercise (and that’s an order). Also, we tented the house this past week, which was supposed to force me to take a few days off of working and running around and worrying and all that. Instead, it turned into tenting-and-traveling-to-work. Nice.

I did get the chance to interview several members of the US Olympic Swim Team for Speedo. Turns out I was being more open with them than I ever imagined…

I had to go to New York City. I had to bring a large video camera and tripod with me, as well as a pressed shirt and pants. We had to fly in on Monday, video tape something at the crack of dawn Tuesday, and fly back to Los Angeles. It was a perfect plan. Until I got involved…

As an additional note: what someone receives a phone call placed at 7am in New York City, it is 4am in Los Angeles. Four. Sorry baby.

Check out the work of Seth and Nathan Anderson at Lullskull.com

Check out 7th Son: Obsidian and The Coverville 500 Concert. Watch Lance Anderson dot com for info on Verge of LA.

Pay your way through college (or at least pay for enough gas to drive by college. Once) by joining the Bitterest Pill Affiliate Program.

Apparently, I no longer am able to automatically get out of jury duty. Great…

Gotta work the system? Just slop on some Smiley Greeze! It works wonders!

I have got to stop guzzling caffiene, eating freezer pancakes and chocolate covered coffee beans, and get a night’s sleep. And, for some reason I have some sort of major bus-riding-anxiety. I would feel more comfortable hitchhiking than getting on a public bus.

When you’re doing your radio show, and you bring in some cameras and start broadcasting video, you are no longer doing a radio show. You are doing television. Fill the box, idiot!

Do we really need to watch Jason Calacanis walk his dog, or Chris Pirillo read his e-mail? But guess what, the joke’s on us because we’re the ones who are watching.

My daughter was accepted into H’s school. Can she please start kindergarten now, please? RIGHT NOW? I’m begging you!

In part two, I discuss the explosion that almost took out my local Quizno’s and did take out one of Westchester’s finest. I also admit why I keep the back gate locked up tight.

This preview is the abridged edition of the full hour-length show. Enjoy!

A touching, perhaps tear jerking episode of dotBoom, where Jason and his father (yours truly) finally have a real heart-to-heart. Check it out. (Almost kid friendly)

Also check out my audio commentary of the last show with dotBoom creator Brian Hogg.

If you missed them, check out episode 15 and episode 26!