In an effort not to undermine the importance that I think radio has, it being a format I am a huge fan of and look forward to learning a lot about, I have decided to start a daily broadcast of random episodes of shows from the Golden Age of Radio. In this day and age radio dramas get bumped, in favor of radio programming that just isn’t as important or as useful. For those of us who are real fans of Old-Time Radio, the lack of these shows have made us rely on books on tapes, that while good, do not offer the satisfaction (for lack of a better word) of knowing that you can flip on the radio and catch a good detective drama. …click here to read more

On Saturday March 21st, 2009 the New York Film Academy will be hosting an open house at its New York City and Universal Studios locations. It will be three hours in length, with the first hour being from 12PM to 1PM and targeted toward One/Two-Year Conservatory MFA Programs and Two-Year Fine Arts Degree Programs; these include, Filmmaking, Acting for film, Producing, Screenwriting, 3d Animation, Documentary and Broadcast Journalism with NBC News. The second hour, from 1PM to 2PM, will focus on Hands-On Intensive Short-Term Workshops of the aforementioned areas. The last hour, from 2PM to 3PM, will focus on Hands-On Intensive Workshops, but specifically for teens ages 14-17 and tweens ages 10-13. Filmmaking, Acting for film, Screenwriting, 3d Animation, Music Video and Broadcast Journalism will be covered. …click here to read more