Easy Peasy Japanesey

Ok, so listening to the K^2 radio show using an embedded music player has nothing to do with peas or being Japanese, but it is no longer a hassle to listen to it online! Woohoo! Believe me, I gave this subject much agonizing scrutiny and thought. The system-- the most recent show goes at the top of the blog while the older shows sit on top of the related posts or get pushed to the very bottom of the blog, under the posts.

The most recent show was A Dose of Insanity, the theme for the rest of the shows. Of course there are varying degrees of insanity so I'll just keep you guessing for the rest of the shows. Next show, though, is going to be Californians versus Texans! Take the poll on the right-- which do you like better? A Dose of Insanity is unfortunately not a full recording, so you missed the story about how Oprah invited a random guy named Sam Perry, a consultant to talk with on her show. Random? Very. He was a stranger she leaned on when Obama gave his... what do you call it? Acceptance speech? Basically, she ran out of people to talk to so she invited her shoulder guy. On the show that I talked about this, I was almost about to go it alone, which is better than inviting random shoulder people, but alas, my friends came to my rescue and were amazing guests. A shout out to Jaxelplax for letting me know that my shows have been getting better and that this one was the best so far. Good job guests Marie Diodara and Roxy! Thanks again, Shawn for showing up... like you do every time. You are AWESOME.

The show before that was Fail Night. The night itself was sort of a fail... very appropriate... since the phones were silent! Still have to work it out, but I worked out embedded music players, so with the help of God, the phones will one day work, as well. I'm positive. Like a proton. Thank you Myaverick, LC, Joe's F, and Shawn for helping me get through it.

Anyway, the show before that, the premiere, was sheer craziness! Sarah Scott, my number one fan and Jordan would know. They tuned in. Unfortunately, it did not get recorded, but that unrecording fail inspired the next night, which was Fail Night, so it was all good in the end. So you never know what you might miss if you don't tune in!