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Detailing over 30 years of audio and video obsession
Detailing over 30 years of audio and video obsession
Sep 26th
Posted by MTFX in The Scottcast!
Please send your questions or comments about the show to thescottcast@gmail.com or post a comment right here on TheScottcast.com. We will read all correspondence on our podcasts, just like in this episode, where we once again hear from Scott’s #1 fan Tammy.
Scott is presented with some interesting predicaments in this episode. Who would win in an epic battle between The X-Men or The Thundercats? Who would Scott choose to be for a day if he had to decide between Jon Bon Jovi, Justin Bieber, or Jay-Z? What event in world history would Scott prevent or change if he could? What is the difference between love, infatuation, and obsession? Perhaps more deeply than other episodes, Scott’s imagination and thought processes are really pushed to their limits here.
Finally, we learn if Scott has ever really been in love, and if so, what that was like for him. Somehow this leads back into talking about Jon Bon Jovi. Also, is Scott a racist?
Mike shares part of a great article titled “5 Ways You Know It’s Time to Get Married” by Cracked.com writer John Cheese with Scott. Click the link to read the full article. It really is quite funny and also quite true!
Thank you to friends of The Scottcast – John’s Old School New Skool Barbershop at 546 Main Street in Schwenksville (the website is http://www.johnsoldschool.com/) and Get An Attitude Productions, our own listener Tammy’s website at getanattitudehere.com. She’s got plenty of uniquely designed items there.
SONGS FROM THIS EPISODE PROVIDED BY MEVIO’S MUSIC ALLEY and these great artists:
Virtuality Voices by Alexye Nov
S.I.N. Self Inflicted Nonsense ft. Trevor Lee by Joshua Paul
Drivin Away Blues by Freeky Cleen
Apples by Kate Martin
Machines-Not My Fault by The Young Electric
The Scottcast! Episode 6. Visit TheScottcast.com for more episodes and news! [ 47:08 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadSep 25th
Posted by MTFX in In The Groove
Part 3 of the unaired pilot episode of a kids show called “Kid Power,” starring Steve Bartell and Michael T. Foy (MTFX), who were both also on-air talent for the television programs Teen Videos and In The Groove. Little Mary Fyke and little James Kopan learn how to stop, drop, and roll along with Steve Kwasnik in this segment! Visit PlaybackShack.com for more rare and fun pieces of audio and video like this!
Sep 25th
Posted by MTFX in In The Groove
This is part two of the unaired pilot episode of a kids show called “Kid Power,” starring Steve Bartell and Michael T. Foy (MTFX), who were both also on-air talent for the television programs Teen Videos and In The Groove. These segments also feature Sherry Kopan, little Mary Fyke and little James Kopan and others as well! Visit PlaybackShack.com for more rare and fun pieces of audio and video like this.
Sep 25th
Posted by MTFX in In The Groove
This program was recorded around 1995. It was unaired pilot episode of a kids show called “Kid Power,” starring Steve Bartell and Michael T. Foy (MTFX), who were both also on-air talent for the television programs Teen Videos and In The Groove. Opening theme by Cool Tone. Watch out for little Mary Fyke and little James Kopan throughout these clips as well!
Sep 24th
Posted by MTFX in Vintage Radio
The audio picks up at #6 of the nightly Power 9 at 9 countdown on Philadelphia’s WUSL Power 99 FM radio in 1988. Joining regular show host to co-host the countdown was the one and only Flava Flav of Public Enemy. Here’s a rundown of the countdown songs (as recapped by Flav toward the end of this recording):
#9: I Wanna Have Some Fun by Samantha Fox
#8: Dial My Heart by Da Boyz
#7: Everything I Miss At Home by Cherrelle
#6: I Like by Guy
#5: Joy and Pain by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock
#4: Boys to Men by New Edition
#3: Get Up by Salt-N-Pepa
#2: Superwoman by Karyn White
#1: Roni by Bobby Brown
Jo Jo and Flav take lots of calls and then end the show with the “Dedication Party,” where song dedications are made for the next program after the countdown, The Quiet Storm.
Also featured during this recording are lots of great commercials: Power 99′s Power Max Phase 3 contest, Trident gum, a French fragrance I’ve never heard of, The U.S. Army, Michelob, TV Guide, Oxy 10, Chevrolet Corsica, The Countdown with Walt Baby Love (in a promo that features Gerald Levert), McDonald’s, and a footwear company plugging their latest style “The Snowcat.”
Jo Jo Davis and Flava Flav Host the Power 9 at 9 on WUSL Power 99FM in 1988 [ 21:55 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadSep 22nd
Posted by MTFX in Vintage Audio
I often say proudly that I was indeed into old school hip-hop before it became part of music’s mainstream. This embarrassingly proves it.
Mike Jackson was host of the Power 9 at 9 countdown on WUSL Power 99 FM in Philadelphia in the mid 1980s. Every weeknight, he hosted a segment called the “Rap Attack,” where people called up to bust out a few rhymes, or, do the beat box, as you’ll hear me do. I was about 11 or 12 at the time.
Complete with shout outs to my neighborhood pals Dave (my brother), Mike D. (Demattei), Danny (Bradwell) and Trevis (Rouse), listen to me break it down Fat Boys style.
Sep 11th
Posted by MTFX in The Scottcast!
It’s their first new episode after a nice long summer break! Scott and Mike discuss each of their summers and Scott’s most recent life changes – a new place to live, a new job, a new love interest, and a new cell phone plan.
After he eventually realizes there indeed is not a third film version of Stephen King’s “The Shining,” Scott dives in to why things didn’t work out so well with his former summer love. This leads to Scott and Mike discussing whether or not a girl will break up with a guy without first having a replacement lined up (a thought Mike credits to Ron Bennington of Sirius XM’s “The Ron and Fez show”), and then the best or worst methods of breaking up with someone. Is a text message or email really appropriate?
Also In this episode, you’ll also hear what kind of wine recommendation Scott would make for a lady, which movie monster Scott would bring to life if he could, and which superhero Scott most identifies with.
Thank you to our new friend Adam Harris of hellostrangershow.com, who took the time to send us a great message about our show. We definitely encourage all of you to check out his amazingly unique podcast! As always, send your comments to thescottcast@gmail.com or post a comment on thescottcast.com, and don’t forget to patronize friends of The Scottcast – John’s Old Skool New School Barbershop at 546 Main Street in Schwenksville (the website is http://www.johnsoldschool.com/) and Get An Attitude Productions at getanattitudehere.com, which features lots of great, fun, and uniquely designed gear.
SONGS FROM THIS EPISODE PROVIDED BY MEVIO’S MUSIC ALLEY and these great artists:
Gut Bucket by the late yet immortal James Brown
She Cried from Georgie Star
Rain Pt. 2 by Surreal
Strong by Rello
Rock Your Town by The Glammers
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