Sun, 27 May 2007  Well, this is it. It was a lot of fun, but the ride is over. And none too soon, let me tell you. It was one thing to give up a weekend evening in the winter to edit interviews and post shows, but these last few weeks of beyond-beautiful weather have been almost torturous to have to come in and work.I hope you and the children have all enjoyed the shows at least as much as I have. Any ideas you might have for this show moving forward would be greatly appreciated. As things move forward, its looking less and less like we'll be in the Plymouth School District for next year, so one way or the other, if anyone wants to do something with this show, you'd have to take it over and own it yourself. Any thoughts or ideas, just click the comment link directly below this paragraph, or email me at: show_n_tell@mac.com . Thanks. Category: general -- posted at: 2:54 PM Comments[0] |
Sun, 27 May 2007  Kyle brought in an interesting piece of nature that he and his father came across while working on their home. We talk a little bit about the wonders of natural design and various sources of food. Its a nice light interview to end the series on.Comments[0] |
Sun, 20 May 2007 Here we are in the next to the last week. Kids are getting giddy that summer is near, and I'm wishing that I got the summer off. A couple of interesting things came to my attention in the last week, that may show the direction that new media is taking.The first is that George Lucas, who previously announced that he was making no more movies, told a Fox reporter that he was planning to make 2 more Star Wars movies. However, he said that he'd be releasing these directly to Television, skipping the Cinemas completely. The second is that the crew of Stargate Atlantis has started working on an internet only new series called Sanctuary. The crew is as professionally proficient as they come. The show stars Amanda Tapping and other seasoned actors and actresses, many visiting from the Stargate series. This is interesting for a couple of reasons. First, it shows that the internet is maturing as a delivery platform for video entertainment. Second, the success of this show will not be determined by some board of network executives, but rather, by the audience, since the series will make its money on the $1.99 per episode download fee. This effectively puts the viewers in control of the series success. Personally, I'd love to see Lucas release his new Star Wars series directly to the internet as well. If anything could launch the web as a media platform, that would be it. Category: general -- posted at: 10:34 PM Comments[0] |
Sun, 20 May 2007  Holy Nineteen Nineties, Batman! Here's a interesting, and vocal, blast from the past. Straight from Furby Island comes Sean's special item. Join us as the three of us talk up a storm.Comments[0] |
Sun, 20 May 2007 Samantha could have brought in anything. A toy. A book. Her favorite outfit. What Samantha wanted to talk about was her favorite sister, Stephanie. Sounds like she really enjoys her time with her, and looks up to her a lot. Comments[0] |
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