FROM APMN:
In light of movie critic Roger Ebert’s remarkably crass, and disgusting remarks about the Tea Party Movement, APMN talk show host Tony Katz is looking for a movie reviewer to talk about films on his new national show, The Tony Katz Radio Spectacular.
Tony laid out the scenario to APMN.
“Roger Ebert must still think this is 1986, and he’s the only game in town. This is the new media world, and the last thing we need to rely on is a luddite like Mr. Ebert. He took a nonsense, foolhardy, cheap shot at millions of Americans who stand proud with the Tea Party movement. And, he did it with an off-color and well repudiated reference to the Tea Parties. So, I have decided to fill the void for those who want to know about upcoming films, or great old films that they should be watching. But, not being a movie expert, I decided to hire some one.”
Ebert is Out. You could be IN!!!
On each Thursday, Tony will have “The Tony Katz Movie Review Spectacular.” The to-be-chosen reviewer will discuss two movies – one recently released film, and one classic film. They will give their thoughts, and their recommendations.
Tony continued, “Yes, the position is paid. Probably in cigars, and rotisserie chicken from Costco. Have you had it? It’s amazing!”
Tony concluded his thoughts on Mr. Ebert. ”Just like Hollywood and the MSM, Roger Ebert is completely irrelevant now. I look forward to hearing from those who want to talk about movies every week, and help them get their voices heard. This is going to be fantastic!”
Those interested candidates should submit a one-minute audio or video sample to media@allpatriotsmedia.com discussing any current film, and any classic film they wish, from any genre.
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John Romano is the publisher Yes, But However!, the lead singer of the rock band The Sugarmen, a political correspondent for BBC Radio London and a and a serial web entrepreneur. Oh, and his nickname is Johnny Rome, has been for 15 years.
