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Fat-Guy on "Food Talk" Friday Oct. 5


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#1 Fat Guy

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Posted 04 October 2001 - 04:15 AM

I'll be on Food Talk with Arthur Schwartz this Friday, October 5, at 12:00 noon on WOR 710 AM New York. Arthur and I will discuss eGullet, as well as my other work, food and restaurants in general, and whatever else strikes our fancy. Please tune in, and feel free to give us a call.

You should also be able to listen to the show online.



#2 Peter B Wolf

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Posted 04 October 2001 - 11:21 AM

Just read your post Steven, and tuned to the listening channel, plus I have my alarm set for Friday at noon. I have to hear your voice, and certainly will listen to the program of such interest. What other times are you on?
Peter

#3 Fat Guy

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Posted 04 October 2001 - 11:34 AM

This is a one-shot deal. Well, actually, I go on Arthur's show approximately every two years. I also do the Ron & Fez show on WNEW 102.7 FM occasionally, but there's no regular schedule for that -- I usually find out the same day. I'll try to be better about posting my media appearances here.

#4 Fat Guy

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 07:23 AM

Don't forget to join us today, folks -- and call in!

#5 Andy Lynes

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 09:07 AM

Is anybody listening right now? It's great so far. They must have said egullet.com 10 times!  

#6 jhlurie

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 09:19 AM

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eGullet.

:)

On my way out to meet someone for lunch... so someone will have to fill me in on the rest of the show.

(Edited by jhlurie at 12:22 pm on Oct. 5, 2001)


#7 Andy Lynes

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 09:41 AM

It's more interesting than that. Apart from the announcer endorsements of vacuum cleaners and god knows what. Is any egulleterian going to phone in.

#8 Andy Lynes

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 09:56 AM

Was that our very own Yvonne with the British accent that phoned in to the show? We need to know!  

#9 yvonne johnson

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 10:14 AM

Yes, it was me. I'd never been on the radio before, and when I'm nervous my voice reaches a high pitched squeal.

Btw, Murray's chickens aren't as good as the ad on the show said. Gianone (sp?) chickens are the best. Air dried, from Canada. Jefferson Market has them.

Fat Guy: I enjoyed the show. A very fine performance.  And funny to boot.


#10 Fat Guy

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 10:47 AM

Thanks Yvonne, and I think you have a beautiful voice.

#11 Rosie

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 11:36 AM

CONGRATULATIONS ON A FABULOUS JOB Steven. YOU were great. I heard all but the last ten minutes.

#12 Fat Guy

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 11:58 AM

Oh, no, Rosie! You missed Yvonne! I'll play you the tape.

#13 Andy Lynes

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 12:48 PM

Very enjoyable show I thought. I tried to phone in but I discovered that international calls are barred on my work supplied mobile and I was on the internet on my land line, ####!  

I e mailed Arthur just in case he was monitoring e mail for questions during the show, but obviously not.

Those endorsements are a pain because they are seamless from the actual content so you don't quite realise immeadiately that Arthur has gone from expressing his own   opinion to reading from a script (yes, I know that's the point). I guess that's commercial reality for these stations, but it's a little annoying.  

The real content however was very entertaining, shame you're not on more regularly.      


#14 Rosie

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 12:53 PM

Quote: from Fat Guy on 2:58 pm on Oct. 5, 2001
Oh, no, Rosie! You missed Yvonne! I'll play you the tape.

 WHEN???

#15 Fat Guy

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Posted 05 October 2001 - 01:30 PM

During the last ten minutes, Rosie!

#16 Peter B Wolf

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Posted 07 October 2001 - 03:16 PM

Steven, Never thought you having a "soft" voice, as it appeared to be, to me. I liked the part of "World domination" and "departing Lawyer", in you comments, and what Mr. Schwarz said you being a "Foodwriter with a straight face". Also, what is "Lithuanian" about the annunciation of "Zaggett" and "Zagaaht"?. Thanks for setting us straight about the "dining" capital and not "eating" capital being New York. Overall: great to listen to, and thank you for the advance note with direct URL to the radio station.

#17 Fat Guy

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Posted 07 October 2001 - 05:23 PM

Peter, thanks for the praise. I love praise! The crack about Lithuanian pronunciation was a Yiddish joke, though not a particularly good one. In Yiddish there's a lot of variation in vowel pronunciation between the Litvak and the Galitzianer dialects. So it's "di" and "du," etc. As I said, not a very funny joke, but sometimes you just say what comes to mind.

P.S. Can you elaborate on "soft" versus "hard" voices? Should I be flattered that my voice is soft? I hope it's more praise!