Ep. 23 – Ann Walker & Tony Sweet of Universal Broadcasting Network
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“Mental note. Never make Eric angry,” writes a live listener. Eric continues his rant about the straight-washing of Leonardo Da Vinci in the new Starz series DA VINCI’S DEMONS, even going so far as to pen an open letter to GLAAD on The Dinner Party Show Facebook page. (Christopher agrees with him!) Fairly imbalanced newsman Breck Artery explains to most Americans that most Americans don’t want to pay for anything, including their taxes. Twan, “Queen of the Stars,” is back to read the signs before they read you and Ms. JoNell Samms delivers another serving of homemade relationship advice.
Delightful SORDID LIVES star and Internet radio host Ann Walker joins the table, along with Tony Sweet, her business partner and fellow founder of Universal Broadcasting Network. They talk Internet radio and their exciting new shows. Ann dishes the inside scoop on the beloved, but ill-fated SORDID LIVES television series. Why did the show really go off the air and why were the actors never paid?
Critic-at-large Jordan Ampersand suffers a near-death experience at the White Party where he gets answers to many questions about the afterlife. Another installment of Best Served Warm features Brock and Bastian, West Hollywood’s most perfect couple.
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