Worst 5 Auditions
Hey how can there a be a best if there's not a worst? And why not celebrate the worst?
So....I'll start off with my list.
#1-5 A Work in Progress
http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/1153
Who knew?
Though all suspected..RATTS!
Here is a good example of "I don't always have to be right!"
Sally
"Both faith and fear are the belief in things not seen." S. Franz
Because it is soooo true.
Raise your hand if other people call you an obessive - complusive.
(Okay,you can stop now) ;0)
S. Franz
It doesn't help that I'm waiting for some animations to render... hmmm hmmm hmmm....
What the hell did I do when there was no internet... ????
-Rich
- Watch More Radio
Texas Radio Theatre
Ahhh remember this one?
Too mean spirited or was it ahead of its time?
Let's expand the list to other auditions.
Like American Idol, several of my interviews for jobs (like when I interviewed for a teaching job without a degree and no credentials, or the time I couldn't even get hired as a waitress after I had my degree)
How about we all fess up to our personal worst interviews.
I had a friend whose panty hose were riding down as the elevator went up. She was alone and so reached behind her & yanked those puppies up so no one would see if the doors opened. The elevator stopped but the doors didn't open so she kept readjusting...until she her someone clearing their throat. Seems the elevator door opened in the back on the floor where she was to have the interview.
She hit the button for the next floor up and never went to the interview.
Sallyfranz
"Both faith and fear are the belief in things not seen." S. Franz
hats off to you, guy! If I hadn't already listened (and truly loved) your submission, I certainly would've listened after reading this! And, with sympathy in heart, too....sheer genius.
I wonder if public radio should pay attention to the various self-marketing methods here - the outrageous selfpromotion techniques (which are like the fund drives and the endless snail mail requests for more money) are annoying, but there are some really innovative things happening (like this one) on these posts that they could potentially use to their advantage.
Welcome to HipHop U!
http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/8590
I feel like I could ask you to help me move in two weeks without even paying you in pizza and beer and you would. But I wouldn't ask. I'm not that rude.
Thanks for the props. They're way better than Carrot Tops'.
here's my help:
1) Leave a forwarding address so PRX can find you to notify you of your win,
2) Have a tag sale and take NOTHING. Be that Buddhist monk, baby.
You're welcome. (btw, I drink guinness, and like sweet peppers and black olives on my pizza).
Welcome to HipHop U!
http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/8590
"isthisthingon" means "thisisnothing" as in "this is nothing- to get worked up about".
(Unless I end up on someones "worst" list, squonk that I am. I'de just turn into a pool of tears and bubbles.)
"Happiness is the best revenge!"
Perhaps if someone submitted two minutes of silence they'd qualify as worst. Audacious, yet so derivatively John Cage.
Eric
To hear my declassified surveillence:
http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/1275
Everyone has their own opinion and their own taste. Recent scientific research has revealed that if you were truly in the bottom five, you wouldn't know it, and still wouldn't know it even if everyone in the world confirmed it for you. It is interesting to note that your bottom five only had one entry. Beyond that, I will cast no stones.
Jim Barfuss
http://www.publicradioquest.com/user/2824
“Life is full of surprises. When I looked toward the future in my youth, I did not see myself standing here.” Seymour B. Moore
...appearances can be deceiving.
-- Linda
Visit me in my House by the Sea:
http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/1432
http://blog.syracuse.com/communitycritics/linda_lowen/
I think some of these auditions are trying to grab attention and not even worry about public radio and there several of them.
Yes, I can recall a couple that push extreme political or religious views. For these entrants, the PRTQ seems to be just another soapbox in the middle of a large town square.
the people who recorded recitations of their resumes are the ones I don't feel bad about stopping before the end.
--
Julie
DIY Nation
...it appears that 'isthisthingon' is just promo-ing his clip by starting this topic, because that's *his* clip that's linked. A bit silly, really.
I'm not trying to poop the party, but I don't have the will to compile such a list. Too much good is going on here.
PLEASE don't put me on this list--even if you hated my entry.
There would be crying.
ADQ
Please and Thank You for your Vote:
http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/6914
Keep on rockin' in the free world.
I think it is rather mean-spirited to present a "worst" list. I'm still working my way through the entries (a thousand is like, a lot!) and the quality ratio is high. Yes, some are inept, some are boring, and at least one seemed to be done by somebody who might be dangerously crazy (really, the thought that this person is out walking the streets somewhere kinda creeps me out), but most are at least trying, and you can't fault them for that.
...and maybe there ought to be a show for the truly eccentric entries.
And as long as I'm here: Thanks to everyone who gave my little story a listen. I'm very flattered by the feedback.


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