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04/10/08 09:10 PM
Don't forget to support your local unclebarky.com by attending this Saturday's (April 12) fourth episode of The Uncle Barky Show at Stratos Greek Taverna, 2907 W. Northwest Hwy. in Dallas.
After all, who loves you more --- and gives you more for nothing -- than your friendly neighborhood purveyor of local and national TV scoops, news and reviews? Cripes, this sounds like a PBS pledge drive.
Our guests, as noted in the can't-miss banner ad above, are Mark Birnbaum and Manny Mendoza, makers of the just-completed and locally produced Stop the Presses: The American Newspaper in Peril. Following last week's triumphant screening at the Dallas AFI film festival, they'll present exclusive outtakes from the 80-minute film, with an emphasis on local journalists and observers. We'll then quiz them, with plenty of time left for your questions. Pegasusnews.com again will film the program for their broadband presentation.
Show time, as usual, is 4 p.m., with free admission for one and all. As always, Stratos will make a very generous $500 donation to the guests' designated charity. Also, we'll announce our next guests at what will be a rea-l-l-l-y big May 17th show.
So come on out, enjoy the food and drink specials, participate in the Q&A and help keep unclebarky.com in fighting trim. Hope to see you there!!!
Ed Bark
After all, who loves you more --- and gives you more for nothing -- than your friendly neighborhood purveyor of local and national TV scoops, news and reviews? Cripes, this sounds like a PBS pledge drive.
Our guests, as noted in the can't-miss banner ad above, are Mark Birnbaum and Manny Mendoza, makers of the just-completed and locally produced Stop the Presses: The American Newspaper in Peril. Following last week's triumphant screening at the Dallas AFI film festival, they'll present exclusive outtakes from the 80-minute film, with an emphasis on local journalists and observers. We'll then quiz them, with plenty of time left for your questions. Pegasusnews.com again will film the program for their broadband presentation.
Show time, as usual, is 4 p.m., with free admission for one and all. As always, Stratos will make a very generous $500 donation to the guests' designated charity. Also, we'll announce our next guests at what will be a rea-l-l-l-y big May 17th show.
So come on out, enjoy the food and drink specials, participate in the Q&A and help keep unclebarky.com in fighting trim. Hope to see you there!!!
Ed Bark