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...Hillbilly at Harvard” was created 50 years ago, but in “Ol’ Sinc”—Sinclair’s on-air persona—the show found a co-host with a unique love for country music for a show whose title sounds like an oxymoron...
...nickname for Remy), McDonough has gained a soft-spot in the hearts of Boston fans with demonstrated baseball knowledge, humor, and intelligent game-observations. Remy seems like a nice guy, but his baseball knowledge out side of the American League is questionable at best (he once admitted on-air that he had never heard of many of the reserves on the National League All-Star team...
...into a second career. Starting next month, Walesa will be host of a regular fishing show on Polish public television. But the devoted angler and 1983 Nobel Peace Prize winner, who is doing the show gratis, hasn't promised to stay away from his former career when he's on-air. "I will be a tough critic. I will praise and I will criticize. But the atmosphere of the show will be relaxed--the way it is when you go fishing," he said. "I have so much to say on so many subjects, as a witness and a participant, that...
...minute video. They'll be narrowed down to a field of semifinalists of various ideologies by a panel of political experts. Then the audience will winnow the field in a process involving debates and politicking (but, please God, not Ryan Seacrest). The winner will be chosen during an on-air "convention" around July 4, then decide whether to run. (The show is still ironing out details such as how the candidate will raise funds and get on ballots...
...them on the air, and it links them with other kids who have the same opinions and feelings," says Robin Jones, director of operations. The network woos its listeners with roving vans that visit state fairs and other places where kids are likely to hang out and on-air sweepstakes with such prizes as a sleepover party at Carter's home in Key West, Fla. And, of course, it also takes advantage of its sister cable network. "When you're watching the Disney Channel, they play part of a song and then cut it off," explains Kate Witteman...