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They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« on: February 18, 2009, 08:25:54 AM »
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Randi Rhodes Update
   
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The drama continues...

There are many reports circulating today claiming many different things in regard to the status of Randi Rhodes and her (now former) employer, Nova M Radio. For those of you keeping score at home, here's where it all stands:

1. Randi Rhodes and Nova M Radio are apparently through with each other. As mentioned in an update to a previous entry, she has issued a vague statement claiming that the problems that have kept Rhodes' show off the air are not of her doing.

2. If and when she comes back, will anyone still want her? One programmer that's sick and tired of all the finger-pointing and back-and-forth legal letters was at one time one of her biggest supporters, John Scott of Green 960 in San Francisco. In a blog post, he says that he will offer the station's highest-rated host, Stephanie Miller, in a replay during the 4-7P PT timeslot, observing that his listeners want to be entertained rather than listen to what he calls "Debbie Downers":

I do not know if Randi Rhodes is coming back. I have spoken to program directors and talkhosts around the country this past weekend, and this is what I came up with: The network is in chaos, Randi is on the bench, and this might be it.” Scott deduces that Randi “is fighting with over a contractual issue, and is apparently not coming back to Nova M unless they do some stuff for her. I am not assigning blame here, but the bottom line is, the show I made a deal with Nova M for is not available. And I may be prepared to move on, friends...

While Rush and Hannity and Mark Levin and Hedgecock and Michael Savage chug along, full steam ahead, I am surrounded by drama, inconsistency, miscommunication, ego and a trail of wreckage of some very, very bad decisions made by the networks who supply the shows to affiliates like Green 960.

3. Rumors are swirling right now that Nova M has folded. Proving that he's in a world of his own, the Tranquilizer is claiming that Rhodes' lawyer sent him a letter claiming that Nova M didn't make payroll and is about to fold, that Mike Malloy's show has been cancelled and that the network's co-founder, Sheldon Drobny, is in the hospital after an apparent 'suicide attempt.' Suicide??? Basically, Brian Maloney has topped himself on the crass-o-meter.

Sheldon's wife, Anita, confirmed that her husband was in the hospital, but it was a 'nervous breakdown'. So, like anything regarding either Nova M, Randi Rhodes or, heck, most liberal talk radio in general, there are a lot of mixed signals here...

4. So, if Nova M is totally and completely kaput and the Malloy show has been outright cancelled, then that's news to Mike and Kathy Malloy. The show should go on as scheduled tonight.

5. Radio & Records, a more reliable source for industry news than right-wing blogs run by crazy people, cites Nova M's general manager, Eric Reinert, who said that Nova M is no longer an entity and that a new company called On Second Thought LLC has been formed and is moving forward. Reinart also confirmed that Rhodes is officially out. The new network will continue to offer Mike Malloy, Phoenix host Mike Newcomb and a new show from Nancy Skinner, who had been filling in for Rhodes.

6. Oh, and that lawsuit brought against Nova M by former CEO John Manzo? Reinart wouldn't comment on that. The 16-page complaint alleges, among other things, that the syndicator breached Manzo's contract, failed to pay state and federal taxes on his behalf, defamed his character and cast him in a false light.

Confused by all of this? You should be.

They can't do anything.   Even when a group of them have a common goal.  They are dishonest with each other and everyone else.   They lie, cheat, and steal from each other and they don't pay their taxes.

Rush and Hannity and the conservative shows are chugging along because they know how to run a business.   They pay their taxes and they honor their contracts.

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2. I was glad she was out there, but I couldn't stand her show personally
   
It obviously appealed to many though.

They admit to not buying what libs are selling.   They want to force it on the air, but they don't even want to listen to it themselves.

ah.. but they all "monitor" Rush and Hannity and the conservatives.   :whatever:

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Re: They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« Reply #1 on: February 18, 2009, 08:45:28 AM »
The moonbats are consumed with listening to Rush, Sean and Mark Levin. Is it any wonder why the AA shows fail.
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Re: They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« Reply #2 on: February 18, 2009, 08:49:43 AM »
Let me interpret this for you.

Nova M is no longer an entity (gone bankrupt) and that a new company called On Second Thought LLC has been formed (changed the name to protect the not so innocent)and is moving forward (looking for another children's home to fleece).
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Re: They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« Reply #3 on: February 18, 2009, 08:58:31 AM »
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I am surrounded by drama, inconsistency, miscommunication, ego and a trail of wreckage

That pretty much describes the lib "mind" so it would seem that failure is inevitable.

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Re: They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« Reply #4 on: February 18, 2009, 09:12:33 AM »
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... observing that his listeners want to be entertained rather than listen to what he calls "Debbie Downers"

In that case, he needs to go to a format that's not liberal talk radio.

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Re: They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« Reply #5 on: February 18, 2009, 09:19:20 AM »
The answer, of course, is to penalize the successful and subsidize the unsuccessful..... and the unFairness Doctrine and a Ministry of Truth will go toward that.
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Re: They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« Reply #6 on: February 18, 2009, 09:29:41 AM »
The answer, of course, is to penalize the successful and subsidize the unsuccessful..... and the unFairness Doctrine and a Ministry of Truth will go toward that.

Reward failure. Reverse Darwinism. It is the modis operandi of of liberalism.
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Re: They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« Reply #7 on: February 18, 2009, 12:15:17 PM »
This is why they so desperately need a Fairness Doctrine. "Progressive Voices" can't even stay on the air without help from the federal govt. Nobody wants to hear their crap except a few moonbats who are probably boycotting their advertisers anyway, because they also advertise on Rush or some other Reich Wing talker station.

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Re: They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« Reply #8 on: February 18, 2009, 07:37:36 PM »
The moonbats are consumed with listening to Rush, Sean and Mark Levin. Is it any wonder why the AA shows fail.
Rush, Sean, and Mark Levin are interesting to listen to, I never heard of a single show on AA that was.  They just pretend to monitor as an excuse to listen.
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Re: They wonder why all their ventures fail...
« Reply #9 on: February 18, 2009, 08:04:00 PM »
like being pro-eco nuts and pro-UAW?

what did they think would happen to the union when cars were regulated out of existence?