Monday, December 13, 2010
David Archuleta will be the final guest of 2010!
We are so excited to announce that our final guest of 2010 will be singer David Archuleta! For those new to The Baub Show, the show streams live at www.thebaubshow.com where you can find a live chatroom, audio player and a phone number to call in and say hi. Once the show is over, you will be able to find it in the archives section as well as a download on iTunes as a podcast.
Due to an anticipated high volume of callers and and listeners, we'd love to take some of your questions in advance. So please take a moment and add your questions for David in the comments section of this post (be sure to include your name and where you are from so you can get a shout out on the air). Please know, we won't be able to get to all of the questions, but we will do our best!
See you next Monday!
**UPDATE: Please try and group our questions into one post (to make it less confusing). Also, you only need to submit your questions once. It will not appear until the comment has been approved, which could take up to 24 hours.
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
On This Week's Menu: Chris Kirkpatrick from NSYNC and Nigels 11
February 22, 2010- Chris Kirkpatrick is credited as the one who put together and started *NSYNC, whose albums*NSYNC and No Strings Attached each sold over 10 million copies earning them the prestigious RIAA Diamond Award for both albums. He along with his four other band members achieved a music industry coup by selling over 56 million records and still hold the records for most records sold in a single day and first week. No Strings Attached sold a staggering 1.1 million albums on the first day of its release and went on to sell a 2.4 million in that first week. Chris has appeared on countless TV shows, magazine covers and won numerous music awards and performed the Super Bowl Halftime Show.
Since *NSYNC went on hiatus, Chris has gone on to pursue a solo career. Nigels11 is releasing it first full CD and has performed live shows much to the delight of his fans. Additionally, since 2002, Chris has also lent his acting and vocal skills to the Nickelodeon cartoon, The Fairly Odd Parents, as the teeth-loving pop star, Chip Skylark.
Perhaps Chris’s proudest achievement has little to do with music and everything to do with sharing his good fortune with those infinitely less fortune than he. The Chris Kirkpatrick Foundation was established with that very thought in mind. Through his foundation Chris continues the work he began with *NSYNC’s Challenge For The Children Foundation raising over 5 million dollars for children’s charities. CKF has been able to reach out to disadvantaged children and offer them help and hope. The work of the foundation allows him to share his successes and dreams with young people while making a contribution to change lives one dream at a time.
Luckily for them, Chris Kirkpatrick is just getting started.
Chris will be calling in live, taking your calls and answering your questions at www.TheBaubShow.com
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
The Baub Show Highlights - Miss Julie Brown Interview Part One
This clip highlights part one of our fun interview with comedienne Julie Brown. To listen to this interview in its entirety, visit http://www.TheBaubShow.com/archives.php
For more Julie Brown, visit www.juliebrown.com or follow her on Twitter at www.twitter.com/MissJulieBrownTheBaubShow's Channel
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Magnificent Obsession
GODSPEED, MISTER GOOD DEEDS
An accident leads to death. The death leads to another accident. And the second accident leads to…
This is the chain reaction that starts off Douglas Sirk’s “Magnificent Obsession.” Rock Hudson plays Bob Merrick, a thrill-seeking bachelor, who, at a need for speed, crashes his boat on a lake. He survives but his rescuing inadvertently claims another life – the well-loved Doctor Philips. The community is heartbroken and grudgingly despises the hedonistic Merrick, who’s no trade-off for the philanthropic doc.
Out of guilt, Merrick reaches out to Helen Philips (Jane Wyman), the doctor’s widow. He offers her money but she refuses. But he’s persistent; he’s gung-ho to be a better person and do good deeds. This I’d-like-to-help-you / get-away-from-me tug-of-war inevitably leads to another accident. This time, it is at Helen’s expense. And waiting in the wings, Bob Merrick is still the eager helper … and perhaps still the magnet for bad luck.
“Magnificent Obsession” deeply intrigued me at first; I even became engaged at its philosophical direction. Its sequence of events resonated like an episode of “Lost” and had me asking questions. What if there is a higher power at play? What if Merrick is prone to cause accident even if he wants to do good deeds? The first hour had a metaphysical undertone, touching upon themes of redemption and second chances.
But alas, the plot develops a bit contrived. Those who find the premise unlikely will laugh at the later developments. The film also suffers a common pitfall for romantic films: the split-em-apart contrivance. Oh why, why, why! The second half had me shaking my head and questioning the story’s logic instead of its deeper meanings. The perspective on the title itself is even misleading. The “obsession” to me seems more over a woman rather than the act of good doing.
The movie disappoints but my thumb quivers to point slightly upwards. This is my first Douglas Sirk film. I can’t pinpoint it but Sirk creates an aura of something soft and delicate. And yet, you can’t really call this film timid. It does gather momentum and it’s unabashedly sentimental (sometimes good, sometimes awful). I admit I’m still intrigued at how his other movies turned out. If coupled with a great story, his aesthetics can produce a great piece of work. Not quite an obsession but it could ignite a chain reaction for me to watch another Douglas Sirk movie … and another … and another.
Grade: B-
CAST
Rock Hudson, Jane Wyman, Barbara Rush, Agnes Moorhead, and Otto Kruger
Based on the novel by
Lloyd C. Douglas
Written by
Robert Blees
Directed by
Douglas Sirk
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I like to think of this as my claim to Hollywood history as it is almost unheard of to hear my name in anything (although according to Google there is also an inventor and sailor who get a lot of ink).
Friday, January 8, 2010
Look who's coming to The Baub Show
Ashley Arrison and Aben Eubanks will be in the studio for the first episode of 2010! This means new music, new laughs and new memories! This will be a special Wednesday episode, but will return to Mondays on January 18th! Mark your calendars and tell your friends!
For more information visit: www.thebaubshow.com
My Life As A Foodie: a must listen
I have always found great joy and inspiration in meeting people whom I've admired over the years. Sometimes, they are famous, sometimes they are heroes in the community, sometimes they can just be a friend of a friend you've heard so many great things about.
I've been very fortunate over the years to not only get to meet most of my idols, but I've actually befriended a few. Nothing makes me happier than when I have the opportunity to pay it forward and introduce people to others they admire (Carrie and I chatted about this on my show last week when she talked about the time I had Elizabeth Mitchell call her at home late one night).
Equally as exciting is getting to listen to someone recount their experience, especially when you can hear the sheer joy in their voice. My friend Phil was lucky enough to meet someone he admires, Mr. Thomas Keller, recently at a dinner with the lovely Jo and Peter from www.mylastbite.com fame.
I highly recommend subscribing and listening to Phil's podcast in general, but in particular, check out this especially great episode as Phil shares his experience meeting Chef Thomas Keller!
http://mylifeasafoodie.com/2010/01/05/episode-51-first-impressions/
For more: www.mylifeasafoodie.com
and to listen to Carrie: www.thebaubshow.com
And while you are at it, who do you want to meet? Who is someone you would stand in line to meet and possibly even get tongue twisted around?
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Things to know about tonight!
- The show will go live at 8:30pm
- The show plays in that player over there to the right
- When the show goes live, it will have a "Listen Live Now" button. In the meantime, feel free to pull down and listen to an old show with Melissa Peterman, Tiffany, Autumn McEntire or some Big Brother folks!
- See the top of the screen? There's a button that says Chat Live. Click it and you'll be able to join us in the chat room during the live broadcast!
- Can't listen to the show live? No worries, the show will live in that little player to the right and is also available on iTunes for FREE! Just click the iTunes button at the tip top of this page.
- I'm planning on taking the show 90 minutes tonight and I will do my absolute best to take as many calls as I can. If I don't take your call or you get dropped, I promise it is not personal. Most shows have a staff, I am just one person still learning the ropes myself!
- In order to accommodate more callers, try and have your question for Lance or Wendy ready when we take your call.
- Feeling shy? Ask your question in the chat room or email me in advance at thebaubshow@gmail.com
- Most importantly, we are all here to have fun, so be kind to each other in the chat room. If we still have more questions for Lance, it will just be a great excuse to have him on again!
See you tonight!
xo
Monday, August 3, 2009
Melissa Peterman is finally here!

You loved her as Reba McEntire's best friend and nemesis on the hit show Reba and tonight we have funny lady Melissa Peterman right here on The Baub Show! She has been my most requested guest since she called in a few weeks ago during Autumn McEntire's show! She'll be talking about her current gig as host of CMT's The Singing Bee and her new internet comedy series, Dusty Peacock. Also joining in on what is sure to be an unpredictable, but totally hilarious show, will be our friend and third time co-host, Jessie McNamara. All here on www.thebaubshow.com
Also, we are trying out all new equipment and a whole new hosting site, so please make sure if you plan to call in, you use the new number: (724) 444-7444 and then enter Call ID: 58753#
Also, the show will be live at 7pm PST instead of our usual 8:30pm. We are looking forward to a great show and hope to see all of you there listening and participating live in the chat room!

