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WBZN (Z-107.3)/BANGOR, afternooner DAN CASHMAN is exiting the station to take a job as the Asst. Press Secretary for JOHN BALDACCI.
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> WBZN (Z-107.3)/BANGOR, afternooner DAN CASHMAN is exiting
> the station to take a job as the Asst. Press Secretary for
> JOHN BALDACCI.
>
Dan will look particularly silly when Baldacci loses the election. Then what?
> the station to take a job as the Asst. Press Secretary for
> JOHN BALDACCI.
>
Dan will look particularly silly when Baldacci loses the election. Then what?
> > WBZN (Z-107.3)/BANGOR, afternooner DAN CASHMAN is exiting
> > the station to take a job as the Asst. Press Secretary for
>
> > JOHN BALDACCI.
> >
>
> Dan will look particularly silly when Baldacci loses the
> election. Then what?
>
Dan's a go-getter. Had his own talk show on cable access a few years ago, "The Nite Show", I think. I doubt he'll have any probs; the kid's always got a plan, or at least seems to.
> > the station to take a job as the Asst. Press Secretary for
>
> > JOHN BALDACCI.
> >
>
> Dan will look particularly silly when Baldacci loses the
> election. Then what?
>
Dan's a go-getter. Had his own talk show on cable access a few years ago, "The Nite Show", I think. I doubt he'll have any probs; the kid's always got a plan, or at least seems to.
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> Dan's a go-getter. Had his own talk show on cable access a
> few years ago, "The Nite Show", I think. I doubt he'll have
> any probs; the kid's always got a plan, or at least seems
> to.
Minor correction- "The Nite Show" was not on public access....it may have seemed that it was, but it started out on WBGR in April of 97. After a few years, Dan took time off to finish school and actually ended up interning with Don Imus. When he returned, the show was picked up by WCKD, sister station of WVII in Bangor. I was fortunate enough to have helped out on the show with some cue cards and writing during it's last few months of life. I beleive it was June 2003 when it was cancelled....they were nice enough to let us do one last show. Unfortunately the WVII equipment just suddenly stopped working in the middle of the taping. The news staff were completely freaking out about this- luckily they got it fixed by 11PM so the news was able to air. In the meantime, one of the camera-men grabbed a news field camera and the rest of the show was shot with that on a handheld camera. It was a n absolutely wacky end to a great show.....
Every week the set had to be put together and then taken down. The same spot was used for "So Goes the Nation" which debuted the week after the show was cancelled. The second week of the show Cashman guest hosted.
As someone who has known Dan for about 5 years, I agree with RRHootchieCoo- this kid always has a plan. I don't think anyone takes a job working in a politicians office thinking that it will last forever. With his experience, I'd imagine he would have no problem getting another job in radio or television. He's a well liked individual and has accomplished a LOT for someone who's still only in his late 20's. I wish him the best of luck.
This thread marks the first time I have ever registered on this board to post. Guess I'm one of those "long time reader, first time posters...."
Jeremy
> few years ago, "The Nite Show", I think. I doubt he'll have
> any probs; the kid's always got a plan, or at least seems
> to.
Minor correction- "The Nite Show" was not on public access....it may have seemed that it was, but it started out on WBGR in April of 97. After a few years, Dan took time off to finish school and actually ended up interning with Don Imus. When he returned, the show was picked up by WCKD, sister station of WVII in Bangor. I was fortunate enough to have helped out on the show with some cue cards and writing during it's last few months of life. I beleive it was June 2003 when it was cancelled....they were nice enough to let us do one last show. Unfortunately the WVII equipment just suddenly stopped working in the middle of the taping. The news staff were completely freaking out about this- luckily they got it fixed by 11PM so the news was able to air. In the meantime, one of the camera-men grabbed a news field camera and the rest of the show was shot with that on a handheld camera. It was a n absolutely wacky end to a great show.....
Every week the set had to be put together and then taken down. The same spot was used for "So Goes the Nation" which debuted the week after the show was cancelled. The second week of the show Cashman guest hosted.
As someone who has known Dan for about 5 years, I agree with RRHootchieCoo- this kid always has a plan. I don't think anyone takes a job working in a politicians office thinking that it will last forever. With his experience, I'd imagine he would have no problem getting another job in radio or television. He's a well liked individual and has accomplished a LOT for someone who's still only in his late 20's. I wish him the best of luck.
This thread marks the first time I have ever registered on this board to post. Guess I'm one of those "long time reader, first time posters...."
Jeremy
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Mixer
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> Dan's a go-getter. Had his own talk show on cable access a
> few years ago, "The Nite Show", I think. I doubt he'll have
> any probs; the kid's always got a plan, or at least seems
> to.
Minor correction- "The Nite Show" was not on public access....it may have seemed that it was, but it started out on WBGR in April of 97. After a few years, Dan took time off to finish school and actually ended up interning with Don Imus. When he returned, the show was picked up by WCKD, sister station of WVII in Bangor. I was fortunate enough to have helped out on the show with some cue cards and writing during it's last few months of life. I beleive it was June 2003 when it was cancelled....they were nice enough to let us do one last show. Unfortunately the WVII equipment just suddenly stopped working in the middle of the taping. The news staff were completely freaking out about this- luckily they got it fixed by 11PM so the news was able to air. In the meantime, one of the camera-men grabbed a news field camera and the rest of the show was shot with that on a handheld camera. It was a n absolutely wacky end to a great show.....
Every week the set had to be put together and then taken down. The same spot was used for "So Goes the Nation" which debuted the week after the show was cancelled. The second week of the show Cashman guest hosted.
As someone who has known Dan for about 5 years, I agree with RRHootchieCoo- this kid always has a plan. I don't think anyone takes a job working in a politicians office thinking that it will last forever. With his experience, I'd imagine he would have no problem getting another job in radio or television. He's a well liked individual and has accomplished a LOT for someone who's still only in his late 20's. I wish him the best of luck.
This thread marks the first time I have ever registered on this board to post. Guess I'm one of those "long time reader, first time posters...."
Jeremy
> few years ago, "The Nite Show", I think. I doubt he'll have
> any probs; the kid's always got a plan, or at least seems
> to.
Minor correction- "The Nite Show" was not on public access....it may have seemed that it was, but it started out on WBGR in April of 97. After a few years, Dan took time off to finish school and actually ended up interning with Don Imus. When he returned, the show was picked up by WCKD, sister station of WVII in Bangor. I was fortunate enough to have helped out on the show with some cue cards and writing during it's last few months of life. I beleive it was June 2003 when it was cancelled....they were nice enough to let us do one last show. Unfortunately the WVII equipment just suddenly stopped working in the middle of the taping. The news staff were completely freaking out about this- luckily they got it fixed by 11PM so the news was able to air. In the meantime, one of the camera-men grabbed a news field camera and the rest of the show was shot with that on a handheld camera. It was a n absolutely wacky end to a great show.....
Every week the set had to be put together and then taken down. The same spot was used for "So Goes the Nation" which debuted the week after the show was cancelled. The second week of the show Cashman guest hosted.
As someone who has known Dan for about 5 years, I agree with RRHootchieCoo- this kid always has a plan. I don't think anyone takes a job working in a politicians office thinking that it will last forever. With his experience, I'd imagine he would have no problem getting another job in radio or television. He's a well liked individual and has accomplished a LOT for someone who's still only in his late 20's. I wish him the best of luck.
This thread marks the first time I have ever registered on this board to post. Guess I'm one of those "long time reader, first time posters...."
Jeremy
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kingsman
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>
> This thread marks the first time I have ever registered on
> this board to post. Guess I'm one of those "long time
> reader, first time posters...."
>
> Jeremy
>
Figured you would suface sooner or later, Jeremy. What's new with Zeppelin?
> This thread marks the first time I have ever registered on
> this board to post. Guess I'm one of those "long time
> reader, first time posters...."
>
> Jeremy
>
Figured you would suface sooner or later, Jeremy. What's new with Zeppelin?
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> Figured you would suface sooner or later, Jeremy. What's new
> with Zeppelin?
>
Hi there mystery person! I'm sure I know you and I have my guesses.....I bet I worked with you?
John Paul Jones is working on a third solo album, Jimmy Page is planning on doing another solo album soon according to an interview in Guitar World, and Robert Plant continues to tour, and recently made an appearance in Chicago at the House of Blues where him and Eddie Vedder sang "Fool in the rain" together.
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Jeremy
> with Zeppelin?
>
Hi there mystery person! I'm sure I know you and I have my guesses.....I bet I worked with you?
John Paul Jones is working on a third solo album, Jimmy Page is planning on doing another solo album soon according to an interview in Guitar World, and Robert Plant continues to tour, and recently made an appearance in Chicago at the House of Blues where him and Eddie Vedder sang "Fool in the rain" together.
You asked
Jeremy
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kingsman
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> >
> Hi there mystery person! I'm sure I know you and I have my
> guesses.....I bet I worked with you?
>
Ships that passed in the night. Or was that shifts that passed in the night? Around midnight, Bangor time.
Glad to see the Zeppies are keeping busy. You on air at all?
> Hi there mystery person! I'm sure I know you and I have my
> guesses.....I bet I worked with you?
>
Ships that passed in the night. Or was that shifts that passed in the night? Around midnight, Bangor time.
Glad to see the Zeppies are keeping busy. You on air at all?
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