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May 10, 2008
Watch: The Jeff Pulver Show - from May 8th 2008
This show provided a recap of recent breakfasts in both Washington DC and Chicago and a discussion of Life 3.0. Both Amit Shafrir and Geo Geller were my in-studio guests.
Special “shout outs” to a number of people including: @PurpleCar, @AnnOhio, Kfir Pravda, Ken Camp, Sheryl Breuke, Dave Troy, Ann Benard and to everyone who joined us in the chat room. This show was produced by Andy “Tricaster” Lipson. You can follow the chat room chat by clicking here.
If you would like to be an in-studio guest on a future next show, please drop me an email or send me a message on Facebook.
Archives of past shows are available at: pulver.tv.
Friends of pulverTV can now join the pulverTV group on Facebook.
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Posted by jeff on May 10, 2008 10:07 AM | Permalink
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always a pleasure mate!
Posted by: Kfir Pravda at May 13, 2008 02:36 PM
Jeff,
Your show intrigues me in ways that are almost unexplainable. But I will try in much the same way that you strive to entertain or inform your viewers and listeners. In my life I tend to categorize and identify for purposes of utilization and then thereafter follow through with a directed effort to attain some goal.
In my early childhood, television was still at a preliminary state and at least where we lived, it was almost nonexistent. At age 4, I remember that we did though receive one channel on our black and white TV, and the thing actually worked about half the time. I was mesmerized by it and wanted to watch it constantly. The occasions when a cartoon came on are glorious memories that will stay with me eternally. However, to my torture, it seemed to me that the device was nearly always dedicated to the transmission of the Mike Douglas show. Had I turned slightly to the left or right and given attention to the textured off-white surface in view there, I would certainly have been a much happier and better entertained child. Well enough of the stories of my youth.
Sincere best wishes to you!
Posted by: D L Langseth at May 10, 2008 10:04 PM