Shokus Internet Radio strikes again...

Per Stu:

June 17 - Former "The Price is Right" showrunner ROGER DOBKOWITZ will be the in-studio guest. This will be Roger's first public interview since leaving the show last summer, and he's graciously allowed us to ask him ANY questions we want. We'll first focus on his career - how he got hired at Goodson Todman, and then how he worked his way up the ladder to become showrunner. He'll also discuss the way the program is put together from the selection of pricing games each day to the choreography of the prizes and models, and what Bob Barker was really like to work with behind the scenes.


As Artie Johnson's character "Wolfgang" would say, this could be "verrrryy interrresting".

Stupid question, but is there any way to download his show or do you have to listen to it live?

Good question, because I know a number of women and their attorneys who are going to want to listen, in the event that Roger "explains" their firing...(if he does). 'Cause if it's not true, it's SLANDER!

Not a stupid question. It's radio, not a podcast, so you have to listen when they send it out.

What time does it air?

You can ask any question you want...doesn't mean you'll get an answer.

Which they will do many, many times, not just on June 17th.


It's done live in California at 4pm. That's 7pm for those of us on the other side.

More here.

Approves

\I'll be happy to cross over...

Also, asking painful questions of your guests on a show like this is a good way to ensure that other high-profile guests refuse to do your show going forward.

My strong suspicion is that this is going to be closer to Larry King than it will be to Geraldo Rivera.

"We're joined here today by Roger Dobkowitz, former producer of The Price Is Right, and he has graciously allowed us to select our questions today with zero limitations. So I'd just like to get right to it by asking one of the tough questions that fans have wanted an answer to for years...Roger Dobkowitz: broccoli...or asparagus?"

/maybe Stu will get to the bottom of the whole Pop-Tart box controversy

Stu may have to have someone screen the callers before they go to air. The one time I called in, you were live the second the phone was answered.

Well hopefully we'll finally find out when Time is Money is coming back. I've just GOT TO KNOW!

In all seriousness, I would be interested to find out if he is starting his own production company. I think I read/heard a rumor about that somewhere a few months ago.

I'll put my hands over my eyes until he does!