For anyone who has missed it, a few weeks ago, Alex Jones announced that on Thursday, October 14th, he will be conducting an intensive, one day fund-raising event. I believe he has held a few of these in previously, but intends to make this one the biggest yet. His stated goal is take in $500,000 -- most, if not all, of which is to go toward equipping his new television studio.
For more detailed background on the motivation behind this event, look HERE.
As a big part of making this moneybomb the biggest and best yet, Alex will be doing a marathon broadcast. The special show will begin at the usual time [11:00 a.m. Central Time] on the 14th. Alex will continue live -- airing some previously recorded material and several live interviews, as well as a lot of his trademark news analysis and commentary. Alex will be on air through the end of what would normally be the first hour of the Friday [the 15th] show. The final two hours of the Friday broadcast will be hosted by Paul Joseph Watson. I have not yet heard when the official end of the moneybomb event itself will be.
I have been wondering how to handle the recording and distribution of this mega-broadcast. Generally, Friday is not a terribly busy day for me -- the Jones show, the Rivero show and occasionally Max Keiser's On the Edge is available. But 25 hours of material [27, counting Watson's two hours] is a lot, and I don't expect Alex to make public a schedule for the day so that one could easily take an a la carte approach. And Thursday usually IS relatively busy -- in addition to Jones there's Rivero, No Agenda and normally an episode of the Keiser Report.
Anyway, it will be here in one week and I am officially soliciting suggestions as to how to most effectively make the best of it. Either leave comments or email me directly. Thanks in advance!
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1) provide just the non-begging parts. For people listening in the future, the begging parts will be meaningless.
2) provide just the new/live parts, no repeats.
3) provide it all, and as best you can, give a schedule of the start/end times of the various segments, so we can edit ourselves.
4) don't bother at all. Telethons are annoying.
Jones is a sell out nut job. He sold out to the cause.
Bizarre how he claims to be fighting for freedom, yet he falls for the biggest cult and conspiracy of all, that being religion..
Alex also talks with regular Friday guest Bob Chapman - To sell gold and silver, Im getting fed-up with these two shills flogging gold and silver coins.
Alex Jones is fast becoming a pain in the arse.
The No Agenda boys base their show on begging like a couple of washed up old pan-handlers as well. Always moaning that they aren't getting enough money off all us listeners.
Mike Rivero is totally boring and insists on constantls insulting our ear's playing his wifes shit music...!
Sebago you are totally cool for putting these shows up but please cut Bob Chapman big-ass coin selling ad out of AJ's crappy show as The Alex Jones Show is just a scaremongering program to get idiots to part with their cash for Bob Chapmans product. Nothing else to see here.....
Oop's, I see you got a paypay button too.
I guess all americans are ALL pan-handling scrounging beggers.
If you like this comment send me some money....
To Anonymous below - well you have left four comments putting down the show hosts that Sebaygo puts on here - maybe you should go elsewhere?
We could all do with extra cash to pay off loans etc so running a buisness must be getting harder too.
Please stop fouling up the comments sections with your single minded agenda.
Will the entire broadcast be downloadable on the official podcast? Maybe you could take that and just edit out the ads. I don't mind hearing it later than usual or in lower quality, only the ads annoy me... especially because outside of the US they are irrelevant.
Thanks for all your work so far, your blog is the best address for alternative news downloads and has the best quality audio available.
By the way, you do a lot for road safety keeping many people from fumbling with their MP3-players in the car to skip through the ads ;)
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