I think it's time for a Poker Radio Show

[klug19]

Sure, it may be a fad, but damn... anything different is good right now. I'm bored. ESPN cleans up running cheesy tournaments from 1997. A local tournament could be started and called the BPT (Baltimore Poker Tour). The winner gets a spot in the WSP (World Series of Poker). You could start out broadcasting just the tournaments with play by play, commentary, interviews, table talk...etc. and build from there.

Who's with me?

 

[radiophile]

> Sure, it may be a fad, but damn... anything different is
> good right now. I'm bored. ESPN cleans up running cheesy
> tournaments from 1997. A local tournament could be started
> and called the BPT (Baltimore Poker Tour). The winner gets
> a spot in the WSP (World Series of Poker). You could start
> out broadcasting just the tournaments with play by play,
> commentary, interviews, table talk...etc. and build from
> there.
>
> Who's with me?
>
I don't know about the play-by-play, but if there's a weekend cigar talk radio show and a weekend beer radio show, there can be nationally syndicated weekend two-hour poker show. Strategies. Answer listeners' call-in and e-mail questions. Interview experts, players, etc.
Poker is popular enough, it will attract the hard-to-reach male 18-34 demographic, and it'll be better than a lot of the repeats of weekday talk programs that stations end up running Saturdays and Sundays.

 

[Keith_Kennedy]

There is a radio poker show

It airs Monday nights on Sports ByLine and on Sirius.

www.joeaveragepoker.com