The Morning Show with Jack and Spike
Summary: Spike Nesmith is an enigma, wrapped in a riddle, covered by mystery, with a side order of pancakes. He's been called "the most dangerous man in radio"*, and now, the award-winning Scottish broadcaster brings his trademark brand of oral irritation to the internet. Prior to assuming the role of the internet's most entertaining, intriguing and enigmatic talk host, he was the star of one radio station and the scourge of another, a theatrical director and playwrite, a behind-the-scenes production god and cheeky on-air slag-for-hire in the central belt of Scotland, an incessantly drunk producer for an ill-fated radio soap opera in Belfast, a writer and performer in several radio comedy series, an on-demand comedy writer for BBC Scotland, an internationally syndicated showbiz commentator and was producer, head writer and co-host of 2004's "Large Market Talk Show Of The Year". He exudes a hitherto unseen “minivan cool, drinks like a fish and refuses to apply for citizenship "until the country cleans itself up". Shows are updated weekly on Thursday mornings (US eastern times). To interact with the show, email: TheRageMachine@gmail.com Got a microphone attached to your PC? Leave a terse voice message for The Rage Machine here: http://odeo.com/sendmeamessage/TheRageMachine * he once broke a tape machine.
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Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
Each week, Radio Six International's two resident critics review the media intake of themselves, each other and their frighteningly intelligent and varied audience
