THIS WEEK IN GEEK! Charity Fundraiser for Littlegeeks.org

Hey guys

This is Mike "Birdman" Dodd of This Week In Geek and I decided I finally better crawl out of the rock I have been hiding under and playing XBOX live and come out and advertise our podcast here on Vox!

Also doing what I can to bring our little podcast and radio show some real attention .

Also, to promote our season 1.5 primere and Charity fund raiser for littlegeeks.org and to post our Press release :)

On Thursday I'll be interviewed on a local TV Station regarding our event :)

So anyway......

I'll post the link to the LIVE show as soon as we get active :)

 

Birdman

OUT!

*Media Advisory: Interview and photo opportunity*

 

In a celebration of geekdom, This Week in Geek hosts Steve "Snowball"
Saylor and Mike "Birdman" Dodd, will kick-start summer with a
fundraiser to support up-and-coming geeks.

With the duo's off-the-wall humour and enthusiasm, the event promises
to be filled with non-stop entertainment.

Saylor and Dodd created a cult-like following of "Big Geeks" through
Niagara College's radio station after their first episode in January.

Interest soon spilled over to the much larger Internet audience as

podcasts of episodes and special features were made available on the
show's website, thisweekingeek.net <http://thisweekingeek.net>. To

date the site has had more than 75,000 hits and more than 3,000
downloads from those interested in what's going on in the wide world
of geek.

This Week in Geek's popularity was further displayed when the
first-year students' show was awarded Best Specialty Show during

April's Graffiti Awards – the Niagara College broadcasting awards. The

show beat out nominees from second- and third-year programs and was
the only first-year show to be nominated in the category.

To celebrate the show's popularity and the beginning of a new season,

a party will be held on Saturday, June 9 from 1-4pm at M.T. Bellies
restaurant in Welland.

Attendees will have the opportunity to walk away with prizes donated
from companies including Lexmark, Motorola, TechSmith and Andy Walker

of labrats.tv <http://labrats.tv>.

All proceeds from the show will go to support Walker's Little Geeks
foundation, which provides financially disadvantaged children with
computers and one year of Internet service free of charge.

Fellow broadcasting students Pierce Derks and Brandon Chambers, hosts

of the show Punk the Dial, will MC the event. In true This Week in
Geek fashion, the event will also be broadcasted live on the website.

For more information, contact:

Michael Dodd, Host/Producer

289-228-1406

mikejdodd@gmail.com , feedback@thisweekingeek.net