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Just in time for Father's Day ......... the long-awaited podcast, "Honor Thy Father - Wally George: Father of Combat T.V." .......... Click the New WPMD button above.
 

There's a radio station on Ocean Beach in San Diego that plays a fun mix of music from the 50's, 60's and 70's. This is an oldies website that Vinnie is excited to recommend. Check out RICH BRO RADIO.COM. Most of the music you'll recognize, while other songs you don't hear on many terrestrial oldies stations.

This place can be addicting! Rich 'Brother' Robbin says it best. "Playing all the oldies you love, and hopefully none of the one's you're sick of." To go directly to the webstream and get in on the fun, click the jukebox above.
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"Absolutely Everybody" is the undeniably catchy theme song for The Many Moods of Vince Daniels and is performed by Australian singer, Vanessa Amorosi. She maintains a low profile in the music industry.  To enjoy a live performance of this song, just click her picture above. Special thanks to Benjamin for providing this video. Check out his Vanessa Fan Site as well as Vanessa Amorosi's Official Website.

Based on his previous work Regurgitating the Apple, this speech from recent Many Moods guest host, Evan Sayet is over 45 minutes but is well worth the time to help you understand why today's "liberals" think and believe as they do. Says Sayet, "how can they call themself progressives when they aren't advancing toward anything?" This video is from March, 2007 and works best on computers that have Mozilla Firefox. If you have Explorer, be sure it has all the updated flash settings. 
 
For all prior Top Story pieces that  have appeared here on Vince  Daniels Dot Com,  just click-on this Archived Articles box.

Welcome back after a long few months! By no means am I finished with my work, but this should be a good start. In the web world, a long downtime has little to do with physical work as much it does with conceptualization. That can be a lengthy process.

My goal this time was to start that process by tightening up the home page. Hopefully it looks less cluttered than it did. I strive to keep everything as simple as possible and make it easy for you to navigate through the site, while at the same time make it appealing to the eye.

Vince and I want you to have only the information that you need to have. This is why we will keep the "What's on the Many Moods." We understand that you at least want a general idea of the most current shows that I upload for you. Also, we will continue keeping the ABC News national headlines scrolling across the top.

To keep pace with the body of the home page, I found there were a lot of items that needed to be removed from the side bar in order to even out the site as a whole. The ARCHIVED ARTICLES portion that used to be in the body is now part of the side bar.

You will notice that Vince has added a new podcast button called WPMD. These are not full-length episodes, just select segments from his old days of webcasting at Cerritos College. In the months ahead he will add shorter pod segments that were broadcast on KCAA and a new button will be added at that time.

The KCAA shows that you're now enjoying can be found on the PODCASTS button. When it's all said and done, Vince will have me upload a total of 30 of his 69 shows that aired on KCAA. Those will be his "Top 30" shows and are in fact full-length episodes. Portions from the other 39 shows that did not make the list will be featured on a new GREAT SEGMENTS button that will debut down the road.

Just as soon as the rest of the "Top 30" are uploaded, I will take the site down again, probably sometime in the early to late Fall months. At that time I will design a new banner and a new "look" to Vince Daniels Dot Com which will include new buttons and a consolidation of a lot of specifc items within general categuory buttons. An example of this will be the consolidating of full KCAA episodes. Instead of having 15 pods on one page and 15 on another, Vinnie will break them up into categuories with maybe 5 or 6 shows per page, which would make it easier to load. One sub-categuory might be The Scientology Shows. Another might be Shows featuring Guest Hosts.

Between now and the Fall, in addition to full-length KCAA shows, I will also add new segments to the WPMD page and also create a shorter pod segment button for the KCAA shows that didn't make Vinnie's top list. Vince also plans to start an IN APPRECIATION page featuring old H.T.O.S. shows hosted by his friend and longest supporter, Nick Anthony.

In case you're wondering, yes, new photos will be added to the gallery and the entire gallery will get an overhaul hopefully in the late Summer or sometime in the Fall at the latest. Thanks to all of you for your patience over these months and the continued patience that I'll ask of you again down the road.

~Ryan


 
 
 
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Just added! 3 new full-length KCAA shows, minus the commercials of course. First up, we take you back almost one year to a time last Summer when the Amnesty bill was being heavily debated on the floor of the U.S.Senate. Some of you have heard the podcast of Minuteman founder, Jim Gilchrist guest hosting during this time last year on an episode called Where's the Fence? This is the companion show guest hosted the following week by Jay Boatman and his co-host, Pamela Baird. Two days prior to this show the bill went down to defeat which didn't make Vinnie's announcer very happy, as you'll hear in Rock the Boat with Jay Boatman.

Back to September 16, 2006 for a show that started all the controversy with the Narconon Stonehawk Drug Rehabilitation facility in Battle Creek, MI. It was supposed to be a show focusing on cults in general and Scientology in particular, until it took on a life of its own. Mind Control and the Mellowtones also comes with video podcasts featuring the 6 main segments from that episode. Another topic that got a lot of attention was the Clergy Sex Abuse scandal in the Catholic Church. Also uploaded is the first time Vince exposed this in the original Tapestry of Torment.

To get more info on any of these 3 episodes, simply click the yellow graphic above.

Also added are two shows going back to the early years of The Many Moods. From August 7, 2004 is a better than 2 hour segment that tells you everything you want to know about the Fab 4. "Beatles Show" host, Casey Piotrowski was Vince's guest for Meet the Beatles Show. Finally, a 90 minute tribute to Los Angeles television personality, Wally George featuring clips from his former Hot Seat show and interviews with his former wife and one of his daughters. This was recorded a week after Wally's passing in October of 2003. It's Honor Thy Father - Wally George: Father of Combat T.V.

For more info on either The Beatles or the Wally George segments, scroll up to the top banner and click-on the brand new WPMD button.

For you that are new to our PODCASTS or WPMD pages, if you're unfamiliar with the difference between "on-demand" and "downloading," the on-demand feature is that little device that has a speaker icon on the left and an arrow on the right. Click the arrow and the show will instantly begin to buffer and play. (If you have a slower computer, it could take several seconds or minutes before you hear anything). Below the device it will say DOWNLOAD THIS SHOW (or SEGMENT). This is for you that wish to save it to your computer or make a C.D. for yourself.
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