Update: Behind The Hits Appearance

Bob has been kind enough to allow me to use a sample from Tuesday’s broadcast.  Here’s my appearance:

[audio:http://www.wwmmd.net/tunes/inline/bobshannonjh2.mp3]

You can hear the entire excellent Behind The Hits show in archived mp3 format here.  (Bob Vila in segment 7!  I’m on a show with Bob Vila!)

Forgive me being a bit self-indulgent; it’s just that…hey, wait a second!  This is MY website!  Screw you if you don’t like it!

See you tomorrow for CHART ATTACK!

4 Responses to “Update: Behind The Hits Appearance”

  1. Py Korry Says:

    Sounds like you had a good time on the show!  Thanks for uploading the mp3.

  2. Jason Says:

    Thanks for listening!  I had a great time.  Bob and I got to chat briefly beforehand and he couldn’t have been nicer.

  3. JasonHare.com » Blog Archive » CHART ATTACK! #7: 11/8/80 Says:

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  4. JasonHare.com » Blog Archive » CHART ATTACK! #40: 7/12/80 Says:

    […] trying not to focus on my anger.  At least something good came out of it, and I got to have a fun on-air conversation with radio legend Bob Shannon.  Yeah, I know I’m all about Bob this week, but dammit, he […]