It’s just a blog. But we thought calling it a diary sounded classier.
Some days, you just want to zone out. Some days, you just need to zone out. I have just returned to Portland after a grueling 2-week summer jaunt to the east coast and it was just time to shut it down for a couple of days. Generally, I try to find something athletic to wind me down but we are experiencing some unusual heat out here and that meant air-conditioning and video games. Read the rest of this entry »
Head on over to Radiocreativeland to listen to Kevin Roberts, Worldwide CEO of Saatchi and Saatchi, talk about radio and love.
We’ve got a new thingy going on. Go to radiocrativeland.com and enter the Radio Mercury Award Challenge. Pick the Grand Prize winner and you could win $500.
1) Boston is the best sports town in America. There is absolutely no doubt about it.
2) Portland could (and should) get an MLB team. The PGE Park experience could be like the Fenway experience.
3) There’s a new-ish post up on Ad Age. Enjoy.
4) We’ve been working on new stuff for Radiocreativeland.
That’s about it for now. Enjoy.
Was on a panel at the (beautiful) new Turnbull Center in Portland this morning. Of course, I yapped it up and used the term “bottom feeder” which got a good laugh. Hope it doesn’t get taken out of context. It was meant to illustrate perception that people have of radio sometimes.
Oh well.
This year’s April Fool’s joke was pretty damn funny.
I like the fact that a company doesn’t take itself too seriously.
We just got back from Carmel, California. I honestly believe that we could live there for a month and do nothing but chill and write. We’ll throw a few pictures up soon.
