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(00:00):
I've got two very special guests inthe studio today. They are the people
responsible for A Rod And I don'tmean they hired him or welcomed him to
Koway. I mean they actually producedthe man that produces my show. I
have A Rod's b Rod and cRod in the studio. Your parents clapping?
(00:21):
Are we clapping? Don't know?We need air horn? Can you
just you just he just buzzing.I don't take credit or responsibility for that
area. Now that I have you, let's talk about embarrassing stories about Anthony?
Shall we? Oh? My god? Was he He was probably a
(00:41):
good kid, wasn't He was agreat kid. Yeah, he's a great
human being. Anthony's show like itwas always we called him the Anthony Show,
the like now same as now?Yes, did he ever do anything
that you remember as being especially ridiculous? In Car? We don't know about
(01:03):
that. What wait a minute,I don't know what the vi I did
not Supposedly on a field trip toend Car, someone flooded the boy's bathroom.
He was not me. Did youhave burritos the night before? What
happened that? That kind of blamedfor it? And I told him I
(01:27):
go on your deathbed. You're gonnamy deathbed, You're gonna tell me the
truth. He never did anything likethat any other time, so I don't
think he did it. He didit, Dad, like he didn't do
it. I problem. I hadto fight for him. They see this
video and there was nothing, therewas no video. Wait a minute,
he got a kids on a videoand walking out of the bathroom. I
go, oh, you mean likeeverybody else. Oh my gosh, who
(01:49):
threw you under the bus a ride? Who tried to I don't remember,
you don't know. But the problemwith this with Anthony, Like all the
other kids would be doing bad stuff, Anthony would do it too, but
he would put on his show makeit obvious. Oh my, could you
be a little more discreet about thewrongdoing? Like that is so on brand
for the man I know today.He doesn't. He doesn't do bad things,
(02:14):
but if he did, he wouldwant to be recognized for those things.
Is that it? Was? Hea good student? Yeah? Yeah,
yeah, I mean he made alot of we always remember the musical
talent. I mean he made honorchoirs and the higher level choirs, and
he would be the stage performer anddid you have you ever seen the Elvis
video. No, there's an ElvisJoseph in the Amazing Technicolor Dream Code.
(02:37):
Have you ever seen that? Ihave seen that show, but I've never
seen it with him and a pharaohis Elvis inspired? Oh my God made
the Pharaoh as Elvis. That's fantastic. And then the band director liked it
so much that he had him performwith the Marching Band as Elvis white jumpsuit
Elvis. That is how do I? How have I not mind? I
(02:57):
need to see video of this rightnow? You're the one that brought your
parents and you're data mining right now. I'm just gonna show. I'm making
notes over here. I'm like,okay, what else do we need to
know? What about? Yeah?No, it is not time yet,
it is not I've got four minutes. But he actually got Chris is the
one who got him started in basicallyradio because he would do a home We
(03:20):
had a home show podcast that wewould do from our home. We would
do politics and sports, and Anthonyand his friends started a sports shows a
mixer. How to people call it? Now? How did you know how
to do that? Sea Rod?It's easy, It's give away our secrets.
Okay, we tried. We Yeah, okay, so that's I was
(03:44):
say, it's pretty random for somebodyto just take up a mixing board for
no reason. And the music thatwe were in local we worked local politics.
We worked on on the local campaignsand stuff for in Longlunt and Chris
started a radio show to be ableto talk about what was going on in
politics. So and then he wouldbring on air trophic controller coworkers and they
would have it back and forth talkshow. And then Anthony wanted to do
(04:06):
the sports. So when he wentto Metro State, we took him on
a tour of the media department andhe walked in and he goes, I
know how to work all that wayahead of the game. Yeah, so
you made sure everyone knew how well. He's very, very very good at
guitar and stuff. I mean heis. Somebody asked me the other day
about a Rod. We just gotback from a listener trip and somebody asked
(04:29):
about a Rod And I said,if you guys knew half the stuff that
he does behind the scenes, right, because you see the little bit of
us, you know, having aconversation on the air, but he does
so much technical stuff behind the scenesthat I have no idea how to do
this. My industry has zipped pastme since the time I was in his
seat to now. Technology is completelydifferent. I mean when I first got
(04:51):
into radio, we still had cartsthat he had to plug in. They
were like eight track tapes and ridiculous. So what we're doing now and the
stuff he brings to the table isjust amazing. You guys did a really
good job with him. Yeah,with his own show. I taught him
how to edit the wave files,how to upload him for the podcast speed,
how to put it up on theblog, how to spread it out
for everybody and all the feeds,and a lot of this stuff he got
(05:12):
from me because I wrote, Ilove that your parents are basically like we
did everything. We introduced him toit, and like I said, it's
always been the Anthony Show his wholelife. Yes, so it gave him
an outlet, you know, likeWHOA, my good must have driven you
crazy, otherwise you gotta give themout. You would have callers. I
would be why would be Studio B. I called myself Studio B, and
(05:36):
I would screen the calls coming intothe sports show that he would take calls.
And then I worked for I wrotefor an online newspaper in Denver,
remember Examiner dot com. No,that was prior to I think, right,
guys, not even plugged the nameof our old network. Now come
(05:57):
on the Lightning Rod Radio on radio. Okay, But a lot of the
social media I was. It waswhen Facebook first started and Twitter first started,
and I got paid per page viewfor my articles. So I started
on Twitter, and he used toalways tell like you you know, James
(06:18):
Gomez. He used to always tellJames Gomes. I taught him Twitter,
so I always got credit Twitter ison Twitter and I followed James, and
James thought, is that your sister? Like nous my mom. But I'm
always trying to be discreet because I'mlike, I don't want to like you
know. Now your famous on socialmedia? On Twitter? You ever wait
(06:43):
my Twitter? No, you're bRod's Rod
I've got two very special guests inthe studio today. They are the people
responsible for A Rod And I don'tmean they hired him or welcomed him to
Koway. I mean they actually producedthe man that produces my show. I
have A Rod's b Rod and cRod in the studio. Your parents clapping?
(00:21):
Are we clapping? Don't know?We need air horn? Can you
just you just he just buzzing.I don't take credit or responsibility for that
area. Now that I have you, let's talk about embarrassing stories about Anthony?
Shall we? Oh? My god? Was he He was probably a
(00:41):
good kid, wasn't He was agreat kid. Yeah, he's a great
human being. Anthony's show like itwas always we called him the Anthony Show,
the like now same as now?Yes, did he ever do anything
that you remember as being especially ridiculous? In Car? We don't know about
(01:03):
that. What wait a minute,I don't know what the vi I did
not Supposedly on a field trip toend Car, someone flooded the boy's bathroom.
He was not me. Did youhave burritos the night before? What
happened that? That kind of blamedfor it? And I told him I
(01:27):
go on your deathbed. You're gonnamy deathbed, You're gonna tell me the
truth. He never did anything likethat any other time, so I don't
think he did it. He didit, Dad, like he didn't do
it. I problem. I hadto fight for him. They see this
video and there was nothing, therewas no video. Wait a minute,
he got a kids on a videoand walking out of the bathroom. I
go, oh, you mean likeeverybody else. Oh my gosh, who
(01:49):
threw you under the bus a ride? Who tried to I don't remember,
you don't know. But the problemwith this with Anthony, Like all the
other kids would be doing bad stuff, Anthony would do it too, but
he would put on his show makeit obvious. Oh my, could you
be a little more discreet about thewrongdoing? Like that is so on brand
for the man I know today.He doesn't. He doesn't do bad things,
(02:14):
but if he did, he wouldwant to be recognized for those things.
Is that it? Was? Hea good student? Yeah? Yeah,
yeah, I mean he made alot of we always remember the musical
talent. I mean he made honorchoirs and the higher level choirs, and
he would be the stage performer anddid you have you ever seen the Elvis
video. No, there's an ElvisJoseph in the Amazing Technicolor Dream Code.
(02:37):
Have you ever seen that? Ihave seen that show, but I've never
seen it with him and a pharaohis Elvis inspired? Oh my God made
the Pharaoh as Elvis. That's fantastic. And then the band director liked it
so much that he had him performwith the Marching Band as Elvis white jumpsuit
Elvis. That is how do I? How have I not mind? I
(02:57):
need to see video of this rightnow? You're the one that brought your
parents and you're data mining right now. I'm just gonna show. I'm making
notes over here. I'm like,okay, what else do we need to
know? What about? Yeah?No, it is not time yet,
it is not I've got four minutes. But he actually got Chris is the
one who got him started in basicallyradio because he would do a home We
(03:20):
had a home show podcast that wewould do from our home. We would
do politics and sports, and Anthonyand his friends started a sports shows a
mixer. How to people call it? Now? How did you know how
to do that? Sea Rod?It's easy, It's give away our secrets.
Okay, we tried. We Yeah, okay, so that's I was
(03:44):
say, it's pretty random for somebodyto just take up a mixing board for
no reason. And the music thatwe were in local we worked local politics.
We worked on on the local campaignsand stuff for in Longlunt and Chris
started a radio show to be ableto talk about what was going on in
politics. So and then he wouldbring on air trophic controller coworkers and they
would have it back and forth talkshow. And then Anthony wanted to do
(04:06):
the sports. So when he wentto Metro State, we took him on
a tour of the media department andhe walked in and he goes, I
know how to work all that wayahead of the game. Yeah, so
you made sure everyone knew how well. He's very, very very good at
guitar and stuff. I mean heis. Somebody asked me the other day
about a Rod. We just gotback from a listener trip and somebody asked
(04:29):
about a Rod And I said,if you guys knew half the stuff that
he does behind the scenes, right, because you see the little bit of
us, you know, having aconversation on the air, but he does
so much technical stuff behind the scenesthat I have no idea how to do
this. My industry has zipped pastme since the time I was in his
seat to now. Technology is completelydifferent. I mean when I first got
(04:51):
into radio, we still had cartsthat he had to plug in. They
were like eight track tapes and ridiculous. So what we're doing now and the
stuff he brings to the table isjust amazing. You guys did a really
good job with him. Yeah,with his own show. I taught him
how to edit the wave files,how to upload him for the podcast speed,
how to put it up on theblog, how to spread it out
for everybody and all the feeds,and a lot of this stuff he got
(05:12):
from me because I wrote, Ilove that your parents are basically like we
did everything. We introduced him toit, and like I said, it's
always been the Anthony Show his wholelife. Yes, so it gave him
an outlet, you know, likeWHOA, my good must have driven you
crazy, otherwise you gotta give themout. You would have callers. I
would be why would be Studio B. I called myself Studio B, and
(05:36):
I would screen the calls coming intothe sports show that he would take calls.
And then I worked for I wrotefor an online newspaper in Denver,
remember Examiner dot com. No,that was prior to I think, right,
guys, not even plugged the nameof our old network. Now come
(05:57):
on the Lightning Rod Radio on radio. Okay, But a lot of the
social media I was. It waswhen Facebook first started and Twitter first started,
and I got paid per page viewfor my articles. So I started
on Twitter, and he used toalways tell like you you know, James
(06:18):
Gomez. He used to always tellJames Gomes. I taught him Twitter,
so I always got credit Twitter ison Twitter and I followed James, and
James thought, is that your sister? Like nous my mom. But I'm
always trying to be discreet because I'mlike, I don't want to like you
know. Now your famous on socialmedia? On Twitter? You ever wait
(06:43):
my Twitter? No, you're bRod's Rod
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