Posted Saturday, October 31, 2009    

Posted Wednesday, October 28, 2009    

An inconsistent Germfreak murders a nameless hole.

Posted Friday, October 23, 2009    

Our 53rd show is now available in the shows section of our site, or download it herezorz:

http://www.thewhatshow.com/showaudio/What-Show-10-23-09-Show-53.mp3

Discussion Topics include: Missy's back problems ensue, Spandy sold out Sheepy, Neo loses his flower for the first time, MRJMF is leaving Long Island, inherting the family business, Boater's Greece trip.

Posted Thursday, October 22, 2009    

For some reason our Itunes page was not updating with our latest shows, so I went ahead and submitted a new feed to Itunes and we seem to be back online and up-to-date.

The link can be found here:

http://tinyurl.com/yhgpt2u

or on the navbar of our site.

Posted Saturday, October 17, 2009    

Our 52st show is now available in the shows section of our site, or download it herezorz:

http://www.thewhatshow.com/showaudio/What-Show-10-17-09-Show-52.mp3

Discussion Topics include: This is a tribute show to Tidbit88/Alix Cowie, who we lost this week to cancer. We gathered a group of his closest friends to tell stories and share memories of a man we called friend. Some of you downloading this podcast have never met Alix, and if you were to ask me what is the most tragic aspect of his death, it would be that. Some people take years to warm up to, but not Alix. He was instantly likeable, charming and incredibly funny. He was a big fan of our show, and his participation in our program will be sorely missed.

This is a particularly emotional program, just a heads up.

Our love and support goes out to his family, friends, and his wonderful girlfriend Barb.

Some quick links:

If you wish to donate to Alix's charity that sent him and Barb on thier last vacation together, email leslie@onegift.com or leslie@onegift.org.

For those looking to purchase a Tidbit88 t-shirt, we will try to get those online for you as fast as possible.

Join the remembrance movement on Twitter:
http://twibbon.com/join/tidbit88

Posted Thursday, October 15, 2009    

We would like to invite the friends of Alix Cowie/Tidbit88 to join us this Friday for a very special episode of the What Show dedicated to his memory. If you are a friend of Alix, and would like to share a memory with us on the air, contact Silera and Irish Alkey at silera@thewhatshow.com or alkey@thewhatshow.com.

The show will be burned to cd and distributed to his loved ones.

Join us on Twibbon as well.

http://twibbon.com/join/tidbit88

Posted Saturday, October 10, 2009    

Our 51st show is now available in the shows section of our site, or download it herezorz:

http://www.thewhatshow.com/showaudio/What-Show-10-10-09-Show-51.mp3

Discussion Topics include: Dom loses a record deal because of his weight, Pat caught with jerk cream, Wii Fit, money and relationships, David Letterman, Pat's parents, Daniel cuts the mustard, topics brought up on Curb your Enthusiasm, Collin says something inappropriate.

Posted Tuesday, October 6, 2009    

To whomever is reading this,

I don't know who you are and for that I apologize because you're about to hear the pathetic ramblings of a thirty year old male suffering a mid-life crisis. I first heard the rumors that a live-action Voltron movie was in pre-production a couple of weeks ago. I've been thinking about the possibilities for days now, and all it's doing is making me upset, I'm not going to lie. After what Michael Bay did to Transformers, the idea that another of my most beloved childhood cartoons being made for the big screen was anathema to me. Surely, I thought, they could never find a production team that would have the respect for the characters and the series, and look to Bay's treatment of Transformers as a standard to make a quick buck.

There was a reason why Voltron and Transformers, GI JOE and Thundercats are so beloved, even to this day. These shows were part of a pantheon of 80's television worshipped by guys of my generation. They represented television for the young male at its apex,  devoid of the mindless Japanese banality you see in tv today. In a decade ripped apart by greed and selfishness, these cartoons spoke of a better world, one of honor, virtue, courage and friendship. Those lessons could never be more relevant and necessary as they are now, and NONE of these values made it into Bay's Transformers. Instead we fanboys get what we always get, action without substance.

Well I can't stand idly by anymore and let that happen. This letter will be my first in a campaign to get involved in the production of this movie. All I want to do is help deliver the message of Voltron to the next generation, to experience Voltron as we did as kids, to meet a team of space explorers bound by friendship fighting for a better world.

I don't want a dime. I don't want anything really, other then preserving a legacy and avoid the pratfalls that so many adaptations from cartoon and video games fall victim to.

We have the technology now. All we need is the passion and the humanity to make these people come to life and MEAN something.

Please, pass this on to anyone who can help. I'm not a kook, I'm not a weirdo, and I have no alterior motives.

I'm just a guy who loves a cartoon and wishes so much, for once, that it's done right.

Thank you for your time,

Jeffrey A Shain

Posted Monday, October 5, 2009    

Posted Friday, October 2, 2009    

Come see the sophomore performance of The Vagabond Soles live at the Bitter End!

Friday Oct 2nd @ 10:30 pm
147 Bleeker Street
(Between Thompson & LaGuardia)
in NYC!

Posted Friday, October 2, 2009    

Come see the sophomore performance of The Vagabond Soles live at the Bitter End!

Friday Oct 2nd @ 10:30 pm
147 Bleeker Street
(Between Thompson & LaGuardia)
in NYC!