Showing posts with label Tom Leykis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom Leykis. Show all posts
Sunday, March 26, 2017
No man is safe
I was listening to the 3-21-17 Tom Leykis Show in which Leykis had on Los Angeles attorney Adam Sacks. Sacks is usually on Tuesdays where he gives legal advice to the men who call in. Sacks defends men from the gynocracy that seeks to destroy them. This time was different. This time Sacks himself was a victim of the gynocracy. What happened was that Sacks was in the hallway of a court building in Los Angeles where he was conferring with a client. Out of no where some woman walks up to them and gives them a hassle. Sacks said this only happened for a few seconds and that he doesn't remember what she looked like. After she stormed off Sacks and his client went back to the courtroom. While in the courtroom Sacks said that there were a lot of Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies in the courtroom. They asked to talk to Sacks in the hallway. To the best of my knowledge he went with them. They accused him of battering and hitting the woman who argued with him and that they have the evidence on video. Sacks denies this. Stating he did nothing wrong. I guess his client went out and saw what happened because he backed up what Sacks had said. The thing was since Sacks stated he was innocent this didn't sit right with the cops because they called for reinforcements to intimidate Sacks. Sacks asked if he was free to go. The lead cop played some bullshit drama game but let Sacks go. Like I said his client backs what he is saying. The thing is that gynocentricity is running rampant. Cops are acting like her big brother instead of neutral 3rd parties. The thing is this happened to an officer of the court in a courthouse with judges and defense attorneys walking around. They are not afraid of them. Not anymore. The LASD,the Frankenstein monster,is ready to turn on its creator.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Tom Leykis returns to the air Monday
Brother Tom spells it out:
Our show begins this Monday at 3 PM Pacific. Are you ready?
Not ready? Then GET ready. You can receive the show in any number of ways.
"...over the weekend, we will be changing from a recorded promo to live transmissions of whatever is going on in the studio. Would you like to hear some of the preparations? You are IN!"
Tom Leykis
Get us on your PC/Mac. Just go to click here. Or you can hear us on your Facebook page at click here (just click on the tab that says "Hear Tom Here"). If you use media players such as Winamp or iTunes, you can find us at click here. Click on either of these options right now to make sure you can receive us so you know that you're ready. Problems or questions? Write us at tech@newnormalnetwork.com for quick assistance. By the way, over the weekend, we will be changing from a recorded promo on our stream to live transmissions of whatever is going on in the studio. Would you like to hear some of the preparations? You are IN!
Get us on your smartphone or tablet. The easiest way to receive us on your iPhone, Android, or iPad is by using the TuneIn app, It's available free at the App Store or the Android Market. Once you install it (which takes less than a minute), just search "Leykis." Simple as that. You can do it now because we're running a promo that will let you know that you did everything right. Then, save the preset to listen to The Tom Leykis Show on TuneIn for Monday.
Podcasts. By tomorrow, we will be sending you details on how to hear our show on demand. Our show will be available for free on our stream for 24 hours every day, and then the shows will be archived on a special premium library for subscribers. The archiving and categorizing of our previously-streamed shows, as well as the bandwidth to store and stream the shows on demand, has a cost to us, and so we will be charging for access to our library to pay that cost. Subscribers will receive access to most previously-streamed shows, a 128k live CD-audio quality stream to listen on your PC or Mac, say, at work or at home, special content that won't appear on the regular show, etc, and soon, we plan a special app just for subscribers. Remember, the show is available for free when it's live and it will be repeated for free on our stream until the next live show, so if you can't or don't want to pay to listen, you don't have to. But if listening on demand is important to you, it will be available and, because you're on our list. you will be getting details in our very next newsletter coming within the next 24 hours.
Our show begins this Monday at 3 PM Pacific. Are you ready?
Not ready? Then GET ready. You can receive the show in any number of ways.
"...over the weekend, we will be changing from a recorded promo to live transmissions of whatever is going on in the studio. Would you like to hear some of the preparations? You are IN!"
Tom Leykis
Get us on your PC/Mac. Just go to click here. Or you can hear us on your Facebook page at click here (just click on the tab that says "Hear Tom Here"). If you use media players such as Winamp or iTunes, you can find us at click here. Click on either of these options right now to make sure you can receive us so you know that you're ready. Problems or questions? Write us at tech@newnormalnetwork.com for quick assistance. By the way, over the weekend, we will be changing from a recorded promo on our stream to live transmissions of whatever is going on in the studio. Would you like to hear some of the preparations? You are IN!
Get us on your smartphone or tablet. The easiest way to receive us on your iPhone, Android, or iPad is by using the TuneIn app, It's available free at the App Store or the Android Market. Once you install it (which takes less than a minute), just search "Leykis." Simple as that. You can do it now because we're running a promo that will let you know that you did everything right. Then, save the preset to listen to The Tom Leykis Show on TuneIn for Monday.
Podcasts. By tomorrow, we will be sending you details on how to hear our show on demand. Our show will be available for free on our stream for 24 hours every day, and then the shows will be archived on a special premium library for subscribers. The archiving and categorizing of our previously-streamed shows, as well as the bandwidth to store and stream the shows on demand, has a cost to us, and so we will be charging for access to our library to pay that cost. Subscribers will receive access to most previously-streamed shows, a 128k live CD-audio quality stream to listen on your PC or Mac, say, at work or at home, special content that won't appear on the regular show, etc, and soon, we plan a special app just for subscribers. Remember, the show is available for free when it's live and it will be repeated for free on our stream until the next live show, so if you can't or don't want to pay to listen, you don't have to. But if listening on demand is important to you, it will be available and, because you're on our list. you will be getting details in our very next newsletter coming within the next 24 hours.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Brother Tom is back
From an email concerning Tom Leykis:
Shock Jock Tom Leykis Returns After Three Year Absence…But Not to Radio
Longtime LA radio shock jock Tom Leykis returns Monday, April 2nd at 3 PM Pacific time, uncut and uncensored, with a daily show produced specifically for internet distribution at http://www.blowmeuptom.com/.
Longtime LA radio shock jock Tom Leykis takes his show to the internet beginning on April 2nd. Blow me up Tom
Imagine having three years to learn as much as you can about new ways of doing things, about what is possible, as well as having time to relax and refresh.
Burbank, CA (PRWEB) March 23, 2012
After 21 years of outraging Southern California drive time radio listeners, Tom Leykis left the air in February of 2009. And, as so often happens in the radio business, listeners were left wondering why he was gone and where he went.
The answers will be found when Leykis returns for a new daily show after an amazing 37 months off the air when The Tom Leykis Show on April 2nd at 3 PM Pacific time. And this time, he’s taking no chances of being made invisible again by the brick-and-mortar terrestrial radio industry because the show will be heard live and on 24/7 streamed replays athttp://www.blowmeuptom.com/ as well as through media players such as the TuneIn application for Android phones and iPhones, but not on radio.
Leykis, who for 12 years was one of LA’s top-rated afternoon radio personalities on LA’s former KLSX 97.1 FM (and who for eight years was the afternoon counterpart to Howard Stern’s legendary morning show), suddenly left the air when the station’s owner, CBS Radio, decided for economic reasons to change the station’s format to top-40.
So why didn’t Leykis, who had never in his career been out of work for more than a few months, simply go to another radio station and pick up where he left off? It was because he had signed a five-year guaranteed contract to provide his daily show and any potential streams or podcasts exclusively to CBS. The result was that, when KLSX changed format, Leykis was paid his full salary to do absolutely nothing from 2009 until March 31st 2012, which is one week from Saturday.
"After taking a few months off, I took a good hard look at the radio business that I’ve loved since I was a kid and realized that it’s now in a world of hurt. Deregulation of the broadcasting business allowed companies that once owned a dozen radio stations to, within about a decade, own hundreds of stations,” Leykis says.
“And they didn’t buy those stations with money stashed in a mattress. The companies borrowed money and, in many cases, are in economic situations that mirror those of the underwater homeowners we read so much about.”
So Leykis, as he has so many times in his career, decided to reinvent himself as an entrepreneur, creating his internet audio content company The New Normal New Normal Network in 2010.
Leykis says that, rather than feeling like punishment, having three years off with full pay has been “liberating.”
“Imagine having three years to learn as much as you can about new ways of doing things, about what is possible, as well as having time to relax and refresh,” he says.
“What I found,” says Leykis, “was that, unlike radio, we start with a clean balance sheet and that we can produce the same or better content without real estate, without big, expensive and outdated equipment such as transmitters and satellite dishes, and without government regulation. We can be heard anywhere in the world rather than in select radio markets. We can produce technically better-sounding audio content more cheaply and we don’t have limitations as to content or what kinds or advertising we can accept. And we don’t have to answer to the FCC.”
Tom Leykis (Twitter: @TomLeykis) sees another benefit too. “Because we don’t start with a mountain of debt, beholden to private equity groups or hedge funds, we can sell advertising at a far more reasonable price than a local radio station,” he says.
“We are offering special rates to small and medium sized businesses that feel that they’ve been shut out from radio advertising over recent years by stations who need to keep pushing ad rates higher just to pay their Wall Street debt service,” Leykis says. The New Normal has set up a special phone number for businesses who are looking for an alternative to radio advertising: (818) 52-RADIO (527-2346).
And what about the recent controversies involving Rush Limbaugh or KFI Radio’s John & Ken Show? “Those are good examples of the influence of large conglomerate ownership of the broadcasting industry,” says Leykis. “Whether you agree with what those hosts said or not, what made talk radio great for all those years was the ability to be outrageous and to not have to apologize for it. That’s another great reason for moving my business to the internet.”
Is he excited to be returning to doing a daily call-in show? “Absolutely,” he says, “but this time it’s as much about taking pride of ownership as it is about doing an outrageous show.”
Welcome back,brother Tom we have missed you and what is on radio is not the same. It's good to see a brother MRA back at his post getting the message out. Looking forward to April 2.
Shock Jock Tom Leykis Returns After Three Year Absence…But Not to Radio
Longtime LA radio shock jock Tom Leykis returns Monday, April 2nd at 3 PM Pacific time, uncut and uncensored, with a daily show produced specifically for internet distribution at http://www.blowmeuptom.com/.
Longtime LA radio shock jock Tom Leykis takes his show to the internet beginning on April 2nd. Blow me up Tom
Imagine having three years to learn as much as you can about new ways of doing things, about what is possible, as well as having time to relax and refresh.
Burbank, CA (PRWEB) March 23, 2012
After 21 years of outraging Southern California drive time radio listeners, Tom Leykis left the air in February of 2009. And, as so often happens in the radio business, listeners were left wondering why he was gone and where he went.
The answers will be found when Leykis returns for a new daily show after an amazing 37 months off the air when The Tom Leykis Show on April 2nd at 3 PM Pacific time. And this time, he’s taking no chances of being made invisible again by the brick-and-mortar terrestrial radio industry because the show will be heard live and on 24/7 streamed replays athttp://www.blowmeuptom.com/ as well as through media players such as the TuneIn application for Android phones and iPhones, but not on radio.
Leykis, who for 12 years was one of LA’s top-rated afternoon radio personalities on LA’s former KLSX 97.1 FM (and who for eight years was the afternoon counterpart to Howard Stern’s legendary morning show), suddenly left the air when the station’s owner, CBS Radio, decided for economic reasons to change the station’s format to top-40.
So why didn’t Leykis, who had never in his career been out of work for more than a few months, simply go to another radio station and pick up where he left off? It was because he had signed a five-year guaranteed contract to provide his daily show and any potential streams or podcasts exclusively to CBS. The result was that, when KLSX changed format, Leykis was paid his full salary to do absolutely nothing from 2009 until March 31st 2012, which is one week from Saturday.
"After taking a few months off, I took a good hard look at the radio business that I’ve loved since I was a kid and realized that it’s now in a world of hurt. Deregulation of the broadcasting business allowed companies that once owned a dozen radio stations to, within about a decade, own hundreds of stations,” Leykis says.
“And they didn’t buy those stations with money stashed in a mattress. The companies borrowed money and, in many cases, are in economic situations that mirror those of the underwater homeowners we read so much about.”
So Leykis, as he has so many times in his career, decided to reinvent himself as an entrepreneur, creating his internet audio content company The New Normal New Normal Network in 2010.
Leykis says that, rather than feeling like punishment, having three years off with full pay has been “liberating.”
“Imagine having three years to learn as much as you can about new ways of doing things, about what is possible, as well as having time to relax and refresh,” he says.
“What I found,” says Leykis, “was that, unlike radio, we start with a clean balance sheet and that we can produce the same or better content without real estate, without big, expensive and outdated equipment such as transmitters and satellite dishes, and without government regulation. We can be heard anywhere in the world rather than in select radio markets. We can produce technically better-sounding audio content more cheaply and we don’t have limitations as to content or what kinds or advertising we can accept. And we don’t have to answer to the FCC.”
Tom Leykis (Twitter: @TomLeykis) sees another benefit too. “Because we don’t start with a mountain of debt, beholden to private equity groups or hedge funds, we can sell advertising at a far more reasonable price than a local radio station,” he says.
“We are offering special rates to small and medium sized businesses that feel that they’ve been shut out from radio advertising over recent years by stations who need to keep pushing ad rates higher just to pay their Wall Street debt service,” Leykis says. The New Normal has set up a special phone number for businesses who are looking for an alternative to radio advertising: (818) 52-RADIO (527-2346).
And what about the recent controversies involving Rush Limbaugh or KFI Radio’s John & Ken Show? “Those are good examples of the influence of large conglomerate ownership of the broadcasting industry,” says Leykis. “Whether you agree with what those hosts said or not, what made talk radio great for all those years was the ability to be outrageous and to not have to apologize for it. That’s another great reason for moving my business to the internet.”
Is he excited to be returning to doing a daily call-in show? “Absolutely,” he says, “but this time it’s as much about taking pride of ownership as it is about doing an outrageous show.”
Welcome back,brother Tom we have missed you and what is on radio is not the same. It's good to see a brother MRA back at his post getting the message out. Looking forward to April 2.
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