Info for Listener pages[]
I moved the following entries here before summarizing them for the main article. We're trying to keep most of these to one short paragraph, but this is great info for listener profile pages. I'm moving the originals here for more convenient copy-paste. -- Feld 23:09, 25 March 2008 (UTC)
Eric the Graphic Designer from Minneapolis (not him the other one)
- Real name: Eric Burke. Eric is a regular listener, but infrequent contributor. His contributions normally take the form of the smart-*** in the back of the classroom and as such don't make it on the air (with only one exception). The unwieldiness of the name comes from the possibly mistaken belief that he had heard another resident of Buzztown use the same name much earlier. He hadn't heard it in a while and so decided to pirate it. He is a graphic designer, photographer, and blogger in real life.
James (the game developer) from Irvine
- James C. Smith grew up in Milwaukee Wisconsin but has made Sothern California is new home for the past 12 years.
- He develops "casual" games for the mass market (think Dinner Dash, Bejeweled, Mystery Case Files, Mahjong, Solitaire))
- Notable Calls
- Don't lecture me (about how the movie industry should love their record box office sales rather than complaining about piracy episode 676
- Why the game industry is a bad role model for the music and movie industries episode 644
- "Music Hater": Enough with the complaining about DRM and music industries stupid restrictions. Who cares if Universal wants to limit free samples to 30 seconds (not me since I don't listen to music) episode 617
- Thank you for playing devil’s advocate episode 681
- Conspiracy theory about Mollie's anti congress rant getting getting her removed from the show episode 621
Josh from Israel
- only known listener from Israel. rarely calls with relevant material.
- notable calls:
- "# of cell phones in Israel"(episode 652)
- "why is tom tired?" (episode 498)
- only caller to have called, introduced himself, and hung up due to a incoming call to his cell, which was audible on the call. (call was inserted at end of episode).