Hello Art,
If you create an internet based "radio show" where people can "call" via Skype, maybe you could give canned copies of it to SiriusXM so that they can broadcast it as a "canned" show at a later date (?).
Now I don't know anything about streaming or podcast or schmodcast; all I know is that I'd rather listen to a "canned version" of whatever you do (on my satellite radio) instead of the live (and horrendous) radio program known as "TheOtherShow". I know I'm not the only one thinking that way. After all, how do you explain that even with TheOtherShow on the air, people are still listening to Somewhere in Time?
That's just a thought. And who knows? Maybe SiriusXM would be open to the idea of getting cheap/free product (the opposite of what some people, babling on this site, are using as an excuse to justify SiriusXM's behavior).
The quality of the average (current) talk show on SiriusXM is pitiful. Dark Matter was essentially in a league of its own and the suits at SiriusXM who contacted you initially and gave you carte blanche by telling you "just have fun" know that.
Watever you decide to do - Godspeed.
P.S.: Legions of truck drivers out there would listen to your show even if they knew it's a "canned version" and they can't call.
If you create an internet based "radio show" where people can "call" via Skype, maybe you could give canned copies of it to SiriusXM so that they can broadcast it as a "canned" show at a later date (?).
Now I don't know anything about streaming or podcast or schmodcast; all I know is that I'd rather listen to a "canned version" of whatever you do (on my satellite radio) instead of the live (and horrendous) radio program known as "TheOtherShow". I know I'm not the only one thinking that way. After all, how do you explain that even with TheOtherShow on the air, people are still listening to Somewhere in Time?
That's just a thought. And who knows? Maybe SiriusXM would be open to the idea of getting cheap/free product (the opposite of what some people, babling on this site, are using as an excuse to justify SiriusXM's behavior).
The quality of the average (current) talk show on SiriusXM is pitiful. Dark Matter was essentially in a league of its own and the suits at SiriusXM who contacted you initially and gave you carte blanche by telling you "just have fun" know that.
Watever you decide to do - Godspeed.
P.S.: Legions of truck drivers out there would listen to your show even if they knew it's a "canned version" and they can't call.