ON TODAY'S SHOW: http://www.crntalk.com/
Geoff Edwards - radio personality
Geoff Edwards is a veteran radio and television broadcaster. He has an Emmy for best talk show host, and an Emmy nomination for best Game Show Host. Besides hosting network game shows, he has appeared as an actor in numerous television shows and movies. In radio, he was top rated in Los Angeles on both KMPC and KFI.
Pam McNeely - PR personality
She is in charge of the annual Tournament of Roses Parade and is a PR Guru. Now, Pam joins Mike Horn to discuss movies, celebrities and the world of entertainment.
Michael Horn brings you today's hottest business, health and entertainment news! Live across America, with a humorous twist on pop culture and the latest news, The Lounge keeps you informed and entertained. LIVE - Mondays & Fridays from 4:00-5:00 PM PST
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Tue Mar 31, 2009
ON TODAYS SHOW: WWW.CRNTALK.COM
"Ironman" Chuck Hayes
Kevin Rafferty- Director, "Harvard Beats Yale 29-29"
HARVARD STADIUM, NOVEMBER 23, 1968: for the first time since 1909, the football teams of Harvard and Yale are undefeated as they meet for their final game. Yale is heavily favored, with Brian Dowling, its captain and quarterback, satirized in classmate Garry Trudeau’s Doonesbury strip. Harvard’s lineman is Tommy Lee Jones — Al Gore’s roommate. Kevin Rafferty (ATOMIC CAFÉ) intercuts original footage with the hilarious, suspenseful recollections of the 50 men who played in what has become one of college football’s most famous games.
"Ironman" Chuck Hayes
Kevin Rafferty- Director, "Harvard Beats Yale 29-29"
HARVARD STADIUM, NOVEMBER 23, 1968: for the first time since 1909, the football teams of Harvard and Yale are undefeated as they meet for their final game. Yale is heavily favored, with Brian Dowling, its captain and quarterback, satirized in classmate Garry Trudeau’s Doonesbury strip. Harvard’s lineman is Tommy Lee Jones — Al Gore’s roommate. Kevin Rafferty (ATOMIC CAFÉ) intercuts original footage with the hilarious, suspenseful recollections of the 50 men who played in what has become one of college football’s most famous games.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Mon Mar 30, 2009
Randy Thomas
A veteran broadcaster, Thomas began her communications career as a disc jockey in 1974. She worked the major markets, including New York, Detroit and Miami. Soon afterwards she landed the prestigious position as host of the morning show on 94.7 KTWV The WAVE in Los Angeles. It was there that Oscar producer Gil Cates and director Jeff Margolis Randy Thomas is the first person, male or female, to announce the Academy Awards®, Tony Awards, and Emmy Awards all in a row! She is also the first female to announce the American Film Institute Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, and the Miss America Pageant
A veteran broadcaster, Thomas began her communications career as a disc jockey in 1974. She worked the major markets, including New York, Detroit and Miami. Soon afterwards she landed the prestigious position as host of the morning show on 94.7 KTWV The WAVE in Los Angeles. It was there that Oscar producer Gil Cates and director Jeff Margolis Randy Thomas is the first person, male or female, to announce the Academy Awards®, Tony Awards, and Emmy Awards all in a row! She is also the first female to announce the American Film Institute Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, and the Miss America Pageant
Monday, March 23, 2009
Wed Mar 25, 2009
ON TODAY'S SHOW: www.crntalk.com
Geoff Edwards - radio personality
Geoff Edwards is a veteran radio and television broadcaster. He has an Emmy for best talk show host, and an Emmy nomination for best Game Show Host. Besides hosting network game shows, he has appeared as an actor in numerous television shows and movies. In radio, he was top rated in Los Angeles on both KMPC and KFI.
Pam McNeely - PR personality
She is in charge of the annual Tournament of Roses Parade and is a PR Guru. Now, Pam joins Mike Horn to discuss movies, celebrities and the world of entertainment.
Geoff Edwards - radio personality
Geoff Edwards is a veteran radio and television broadcaster. He has an Emmy for best talk show host, and an Emmy nomination for best Game Show Host. Besides hosting network game shows, he has appeared as an actor in numerous television shows and movies. In radio, he was top rated in Los Angeles on both KMPC and KFI.
Pam McNeely - PR personality
She is in charge of the annual Tournament of Roses Parade and is a PR Guru. Now, Pam joins Mike Horn to discuss movies, celebrities and the world of entertainment.
Tue Mar 24, 2009
ON TODAY'S SHOW: www.crntalk.com
Ken Tiratira Executive VP, Client Services Employers Group
As Executive Vice President of Client Services, Ken oversees all client facing services for EG and is responsible for managing the seamless integration and delivery of services through Research, the EG Helpline, the Library, Specialty Services and Consulting. Prior to joining Employers Group, managed the Woodland Hills Office of Gartner Consulting; and before that, Ken managed the Western Region for Northrop Grumman’s State and Local Government Practice.
David W. Fleming, Founding Chair Biz-Fed
David W. Fleming, an attorney with Latham & Watkins, is the current chair of the Los Angeles County Business Federation, a consortium of chambers of commerce and trade groups representing over 80,000 businesses in the County. He also serves on the MTA board of directors and he chairs Valley Presbyterian Hospital, Project Grad LA and the Economic Alliance of the San Fernando Valley. He is a past chair of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation and the Los Angeles City Fire Commission. He serves on the boards of the Reason Foundation, the James Madison Foundation and the LA County Children’s Planning Council. He was the vice chair of the California Transportation Commission and a member of the LA City Ethics Commission and the LAPD Foundation. He, along with former Mayor Richard Riordan, co-chaired the successful LA City Charter reform movement in the late 1990’s.
Ken Tiratira Executive VP, Client Services Employers Group
As Executive Vice President of Client Services, Ken oversees all client facing services for EG and is responsible for managing the seamless integration and delivery of services through Research, the EG Helpline, the Library, Specialty Services and Consulting. Prior to joining Employers Group, managed the Woodland Hills Office of Gartner Consulting; and before that, Ken managed the Western Region for Northrop Grumman’s State and Local Government Practice.
David W. Fleming, Founding Chair Biz-Fed
David W. Fleming, an attorney with Latham & Watkins, is the current chair of the Los Angeles County Business Federation, a consortium of chambers of commerce and trade groups representing over 80,000 businesses in the County. He also serves on the MTA board of directors and he chairs Valley Presbyterian Hospital, Project Grad LA and the Economic Alliance of the San Fernando Valley. He is a past chair of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation and the Los Angeles City Fire Commission. He serves on the boards of the Reason Foundation, the James Madison Foundation and the LA County Children’s Planning Council. He was the vice chair of the California Transportation Commission and a member of the LA City Ethics Commission and the LAPD Foundation. He, along with former Mayor Richard Riordan, co-chaired the successful LA City Charter reform movement in the late 1990’s.
Monday Mar 23, 2009
ON TODAY'S SHOW: www.crntalk.com
Rob Morenko - Broadcaster
Veteran broadcaster Rob Morenko joins Mike Horn in studio to co-host the show and comment on news events, sports, music and whatever else is on his mind. The former staffer at KABC- AM was recently cut free by the Disney owned station as a part of the faultering economy.
Rob Morenko - Broadcaster
Veteran broadcaster Rob Morenko joins Mike Horn in studio to co-host the show and comment on news events, sports, music and whatever else is on his mind. The former staffer at KABC- AM was recently cut free by the Disney owned station as a part of the faultering economy.
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