Wednesday, May 28, 2008

The EPCC on PCT Radio!

We had a great time with the East Parker County Chamber of Commerce. Thanks to our guests!


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Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Pulliam Pools on PCT Radio!

Another great show streaming from PCT Radio!


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Wednesday, May 14, 2008

PCT Radio is On The Air

Another episode of PCT Radio. Today's guests are Dick Craiglow and Joan Shaw


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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

On This Month's Cover


Some astute eyes have pointed out that the man on the cover of this month's PCT, looks a lot, well, like me.

True!

I love the cowboy life, but I certainly don't pull it off well. I grew up in South Florida, and I was an active member of 4-H (I showed steers) and a participant in NCHA-sanctioned youth cutting shows (average score: 60).

I broke horses to rope and I was pretty good in the saddle. And then one day I wasn't. Maybe it was the height growth (6'5), but I just never regained my shore-nuff cowpoke footing. Until I found myself, with rope in hand, just outside of Weatehrford preparing to represent the cowboy lifestyle on our cover.

Oh, we've got Lyn Walsh on the radio show tomorrow. Check it out!

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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

April 23 Show: Earf Day

This was a fun show. Thanks to our guests!


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Wednesday, April 2, 2008

April 2 Radio Show: Dave Ferman

Here's the new show with music critic Dave Ferman. It's after the jump. Enjoy!


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Radio Show Recap: 4/2/08

Good morning all! Today on the radio show we kicked off our "Music Month" with guest Dave Ferman, who began writing for the Fort Worth Star Telegram in 1990 as the publication's first pop-music critic.

As expected, we listened and talked about none other than....(drum roll please)......music! For your enjoyment, here is a clip from one of the greatest Rock-umentaries ever made. The rest of the recap is after the jump.




Living in Texas, we would be remiss not to mention the greatness of Texas music, especially since our state's capital is considered by many to be the music capital of the world. Even more reasons to like Austin!

One musical group worth checking out, who is also from the area, is the Quebe Sisters. Specializing in Western Swing, the Sisters play the fiddle like nobody's business, and sure can carry a tune.

Also, Aledo is the birthing ground to another local band, Green River Ordinance, who recently signed with a major label. "GRO," as the kids like to call them, also studied at TCU, which Darren, Dave and I are partial to.

I'm not gonna lie, today's quiz was a tough one. But through a bit of persistence and concentration, Dave was able get through it, while getting a couple right. The topic of Quizmo's Questions was "Musicians and Their Stage Names," where I said a musician's real name, and Dave game me their Stage name. And here are the questions:

1) Barrence Eugene Carter — Barry White
2) Ellen Naomi Cohen — Cass Elliot
3) Declan McManus — Elvis Costello
4) Percy Miller — Master P.
5) Paul Hewson — Bono
6) Hugh Anthony Cregg, III — Huey Lewis

Thanks again for listening, and we'll see you next week!

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