DaneCast May 8, 2008 Part One: Discussing the Brittany Zimmermann call, the MAMAs, and what else is happening around Madison

Submitted by dane101 on Thu, 2008-05-08 18:28. Current | DaneCast

This is the first part of the Dane101 Podcast for May 8, 2008. Contributors include Emily Mills, Bessie Cherry, Jesse Russell, Michael Donnelly, Adam Schabow, and special guests Scott Gordon from the Onion and Mad Rollin Dolls' announcers Bob Noxious and Baam Baam. In this first part we discuss the Brittany Zimmermann case, what's happening around Madison this weekend, and the Madison Area Music Awards. In part two, which we will be posting tomorrow, we talk about the Mad Rollin' Dolls finals scheduled for Saturday, the capacity adjustment, and what it means to be a derby announcer. If you can't see the player below, hit reload on your browser.

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Heeeey.

Submitted by Emily Mills on Fri, 2008-05-09 09:35.

I was worried the wind and the background noise were going to make this incomprehensible. Thankfully, that doesn't seem to be the case (now, us talking over one another may be another story). :)

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Derby

Submitted by Jason Dean on Fri, 2008-05-09 10:29.

I was worried when I almost reached the end of the podcast and there was no talk of roller derby. Hopefully part 2 makes it up today.

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Fear Not

Submitted by Bessie Cherry on Fri, 2008-05-09 11:02.

The Derby was discussed at length, with great input from their announcers. I am sure our faithful and tireless leader will post that part of the podcast when he can. Patience! (hey, where were you, anyway? we missed you!)

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Considering the amount of

Submitted by Schabow on Fri, 2008-05-09 11:15.

Considering the amount of us, I actually thought we did a pretty good job at not talking over each other too much. The weird thing was all the laughter in the background, from the other patrons, while discussing the Zimmerman case.

As for my extra hard critique of Broadjam, I just read The Isthmus article about Roy Elkins, the owner of Broadjam, and I was very pleased with his understanding of the current problems that people have with the site. So as I still stand behind my opinion stated in the podcast, I am optimistic that some of these major problems will be corrected by next year.

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