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Topic: American panel games

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Tony BaechlerJul 5, 2013
 

 
Hi,

I knew about Wait Wait Don't Tell Me, but the others are new to me. I
vaguely recall hearing Says You a number of years ago, but I can't seem to
find a podcast of it. Perhaps I'm looking in the wrong place, but from what
I've seen, they want me to buy it.

Another program some of you might like is A Way with Words. It isn't
strictly speaking a panel game. It's an hour show about words, origins,
meanings, etc with listeners calling in. The podcast quality is good and I
don't think it's part of NPR. http://www.waywordradio.org/

On 7/4/2013 10:56 PM, delmelza wrote:
> I did like Says You on NPR and have been to some of the recordings when they have come to my city.
> The only other panel show I know of besides Wait Wait Don't Tell me is Ask Me Another which I have not heard enough of to offer an opinion on
>
> http://www.npr.org/programs/ask-me-another/
>
>
> I grow up in the 60's and remember many usa tv panel shows like What's My Line/I've got a Secret & To Tell the Truth which once were very popular.
> The art of panel games & Wit seems to have disappeared in usa media.
>
> They have done 2 pilots for Have I got news for you- both failed
>
> and the usa version of Never Mind the Buzzcocks barely lasted 1 series ( never saw it so again I cannot judge it)

 
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Topic: Re: American panel games

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delmelzaJul 5, 2013
 

 
Re Says You- there isn't a pod cast- you can download each episode for a small fee at their site or listen online at one of the radio stations that Stream it
http://www.saysyou.net/
http://www.saysyou.net/station_list/

http://www.saysyou.net/zencart/



I have streaming audio software on my computer-Total Recorder
it's about $20 and it has a schedule timer so I can just set the Scheduler & it records while I am work- which is great since I work weekends most of the time

Don't ask me about technical stuff about Total Recorder- a friend configured it for me and I have left it alone since then
I couldn't tell you what ratio or anything like that LOL

--- In just-a-minute@..., Tony Baechler <tony.baechler@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I knew about Wait Wait Don't Tell Me, but the others are new to me. I
> vaguely recall hearing Says You a number of years ago, but I can't seem to
> find a podcast of it. Perhaps I'm looking in the wrong place, but from what
> I've seen, they want me to buy it.
>
> Another program some of you might like is A Way with Words. It isn't
> strictly speaking a panel game. It's an hour show about words, origins,
> meanings, etc with listeners calling in. The podcast quality is good and I
> don't think it's part of NPR. http://www.waywordradio.org/
>
> On 7/4/2013 10:56 PM, delmelza wrote:
> > I did like Says You on NPR and have been to some of the recordings when they have come to my city.
> > The only other panel show I know of besides Wait Wait Don't Tell me is Ask Me Another which I have not heard enough of to offer an opinion on
> >
> > http://www.npr.org/programs/ask-me-another/
> >
> >
> > I grow up in the 60's and remember many usa tv panel shows like What's My Line/I've got a Secret & To Tell the Truth which once were very popular.
> > The art of panel games & Wit seems to have disappeared in usa media.
> >
> > They have done 2 pilots for Have I got news for you- both failed
> >
> > and the usa version of Never Mind the Buzzcocks barely lasted 1 series ( never saw it so again I cannot judge it)
>