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Comment on Chicago… by Liz Klotz

Liz Klotz — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 09:17:56 +0000

‘Fist’ road gig? Sounds ominous.

Comment on Our Night in the JFK Presidential Library by Barry

Barry — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 05:49:50 +0000

Man was that fun, or what?

Don’t tell me I mentioned the THREE raviolis from the stage – did I? I lose it sometimes and say whatever is on my mind. Dang… Hey – those were three VERY tasty ravioli! I can imagine them right now.

Thanks for the kind words, Ross.

Barry

Comment on Our Night in the JFK Presidential Library by Ross

Ross — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 17:54:38 +0000

I was fortunate enough to be at the show at the JFK Library, Barry and Dan supplied a full 360 degrees of entertainment, considering they were staged in the center of the ballroom. LOL!

I thoroughly enjoyed their performance, in fact, I don’t think I stopped smiling the entire time. Great act all the way around and both Barry and Dan are the same off the stage as they are on it, they both have a great sense of humor and are a pleasure to work with.

I would say that Barry deserves at least FOUR Ravioli’s. LOL!!

Comment on First night at TED Aspen by Barry

Barry — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 16:45:28 +0000

Cynaera,

Glad you found us Thanks for turning me on to radio paradise! Wow, that is a nice site and something I’ll be hanging around from now on.

The TED Conferenceis a gift to this planet at this time and place in our development. I sure wish it happened 40 years ago as it seems that now so many problems are being addressed on a triage level instead of intelligent planning.

Watch all the TED talks! Each one gives a deep glimpse into the speaker’s life of study. I have them playing in the background of my life quite often

Be one of the ‘crazy’ people!

Barry

Comment on First night at TED Aspen by Cynaera

Cynaera — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:25:14 +0000

What a wonderful comment about Jill Sobule, Barry! There are a lot of people who, if cloned and handed out, could make the world a peaceful place.

I just finished watching The Raspyni Brothers, filmed in February of 2002 – posted at the TED website very recently. I’d never heard of you guys before, but after watching the video, you’re on my list of people to watch/love/admire. What a wonderful performance! I laughed out loud (and that’s no small feat – I don’t laugh much these days…)

Thank you for all you do – thank you for being an active part of TED. I really think that if enough “common people” put their heads together and combine their “crazy” ideas with other “common people” with “crazy” ideas, we can do what the idiotic bureaucrats can’t do – bring a peaceable world, without hidden agendas or special-interest groups.

Plus – besides being incredibly talented, you guys are hysterically funny, too! Thanks to Welly from http://www.radioparadise.com for sharing the link to http://www.TED.com, and subsequently, to you. My world has expanded…

Comment on Still loving TED by Barry

Barry — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 20:55:27 +0000

You don’t know what TED is? And I put in a lousy link. Charles, after so long I have let you down and I’ll make amends. Let it start with this corrected link. http://www.ted.com

Bye

Comment on Still loving TED by Charles Zucke r

Charles Zucke r — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 19:25:41 +0000

Well I’m a numbskull I guess because I don’t know what “TED” is. What a non-edgy LOSER I must be. S wanting to get educated, I click on the TED links and I get 404s. Not info about TED. I’m surprised that 20 years later you guys are STILL LIARS! “Click on this to TED”. How about “Click on this for a magical trip into immortality and fun!” Doesn’t make any difference, it’s all fake. Just like your phony British accents. Okay, bye.

Comment on Still loving TED by Vincent Blackwood

Vincent Blackwood — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 00:53:37 +0000

Ah…thanks, Barry. Yet another chance to write annoyingly nice things about Jill! But hell, you beat me too it!

Thanks for the E-mail and this cool blog.

Comment on First night at TED Aspen by Barry

Barry — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 23:24:04 +0000

Hey Vincent,

yeah, she was on at TED yesterday and absolutely killed… she did an 18-minute set which is a curse and a blessing. The crowd here in Aspen stood and applauded and the last 3 minutes was simulcast to the conference meeting in Monterey, CA.

One of the songs she did was about the searching online for the people you have slept with. It was so damn funny… the crowd was rolling. She ended with Mexican Wrestler and a did a few others up front which were brand new and she had a guy from the audience holding the words in front of her.

She is a dear – a sweet soul which I wish could be duplicated and handed out by the millions around the world.

Comment on First night at TED Aspen by Vincent Blackwood

Vincent Blackwood — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 16:45:33 +0000

I’m another “45 year old,” (okay not) “married guys following Jill Sobule’s career”. It’s tough for her NOT to become your hero. She is so original, twisted and smart — and very sweet. I’ve was a regular on her now defunct Yahoo blog. The laughs, the tears, the guy who told her “to start shovel coal in hell” and the grace in which Jill took it all was stunning.

Please post on how her show went — I know a whole posse of displaced blog reader who want to know!

I also have to plug her next record site, in which she want fans to help her make her next record.

http://www.jillsnextrecord.com/