Interview: TVbyTheNumbers.com’s Bill Gorman

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ep2-billgormanTVbyTheNumbers.com co-founder Bill Gorman talks with us about how he and his business partner created their company without any investment whatsoever, growing the company, as well as their future plans.

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Ping is Dead, Long Live Ping

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Ping logoWhen Apple announced its music social networking system, Ping, I was initially intrigued. So I gave it a try. Needless to say, I was not impressed. The promise of sharing music with friends was a failed one. Continue reading

Interview: Compounding Pharmacy of Beverly Hills’ Sam Sheldon

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samsheldonCompounding Pharmacy of Beverly Hills owner Sam Sheldon joins us in studio to talk about his passion for pharmacy, starting his business and running it for the past fourteen years, and how he distinguishes himself from the competition.

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Interview: Rotten Tomatoes’ Senh Duong

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ep1-senhduong1For our first episode, Rotten Tomatoes founder Senh Duong sits down with us to talk about starting the popular movie review Web site as well as his current venture, Wopular.com, plus an introduction to the show and its vision.

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The Movie Film Show

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The Movie Film ShowI had the idea of doing a movie review style podcast when I was discussing movies with a good friend of mine and film school graduate. I noticed in our conversations that I would always use the word “movie” when discussing a motion picture, and he would always use the word “film.”

Our discussions were always interesting (to me at least), and I thought putting us behind a microphone and recording those conversations would make a good show. While driving home from the movie theater one night, I was thinking about how to format such a show. Reflecting on my conversations with my friend, I thought, why don’t I be “Mr. Movie” and he can be “Mr. Film” and we’ll call it The Mr. Movie and Mr Film Show? He’ll never say the word “movie” unless addressing me as Mr. Movie, and I’ll never say the word “film” unless addressing him as Mr. Film. Continue reading