Find out everything you wanted to know about television in this audio interview with two TV critics, Aaron Barnhart and Eric Deggans.
I first encountered Aaron Barnhart in the 1990s. He was writing something called “Late Show News,” which followed David Letterman, Jay Leno and a few other guys whose names are better left unsaid.
After five years, Aaron— the TV critic for the Kansas City Star —broadened his scope to all TV and changed the name of his web operation to
TV Barn. He’s been at it ever since and is concerned a dean among his counterpart.
Eric Deggans hasn’t been a TV critic quite as long but he joined the St. Petersburg Times in 1995 and has spent 11 years covering TV and media. He’s also covered music and served on the paper’s editorial board.
Eric made his rep nationally by campaigning for greater representation of minorities in network television. You may have also seen him as a guest on Sunday morning talk shows, including CNN’s “Reliable Sources.”
And he, like Aaron, runs a popular TV and media blog. His is called
The Feed.
I’ve asked these guys–both of whom I considered old friends—to join us tonight to talk about the upcoming TV season and the future of technology on TV.
You can listen to this Mr. Media interview with KANSAS CITY STAR TV critic AARON BARNHART and ST. PETERSBURG TIMES TV and media critic ERIC DEGGANS by clicking the BlogTalkRadio.com audio player above!
