Wednesday, November 21, 2012

KTVU's Somerville and ABC7's Ashley first Two Guests on Lieberman Live this Saturday Night on Radio

Dan Ashley

KTVU's Frank Somerville and ABC7's Dan Ashley will highlight my first hour on KOMY Saturday Night.

Somerville: 8: 10-8: 30
Ashley: 8: 35 -9 PM






8 comments:

  1. Solid. Nice. But I think you know..Raddy,and we are all going be tuned in. I still say-he's nice to you. He knows,butter up Rich..and those Raddy posts fade away.
    And yet bravely, I still would like to hear you two titans go at it.

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  2. Rich, I'd say you are going balls to the wall! Wow!! You've got the two biggest male anchors in the Bay on the first run. I'll be tuning in, I'm a great fan of Ashely's. I've written here before, hes good enough for the network gig. Great grab Rich!

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  3. While you've got him there will you suggest to Frank that he should go back to his hair transplanter and ask for a slightly-less geometricly-precise widow's peak? A random plug or two should fix that right up. Might make him look natural.

    Plus - are you aware that doofy Alan on KPIX calls our beloved Pacific Heights, 'Pac Heights'? As Herb Caen's successor do you REALLY think that's appropriate? Can you talk to somebody?

    Much obliged.

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  4. What's up with Dan Ashley's lettuce, and those over-bleached teeth in that picture? Hey Rich, why don't you have your boy Damon Bruce on, and ask him about his disgusting comments on cancer being "population control", and "a cure for cancer would be the worst thing for the world" from a couple of weeks ago.

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  5. Frank Sommerville! That should be electrifying.

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  6. Frank is one helluva nice guy. He is my neighbor just a couple of houses down up here in the Oakland hills. Can't wait for your debut!

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  7. Ask them why so many anchors and reporters feel they need to fake an accent when they read Latin surnames. Always wonder why US-born, native English speakers all of a sudden turn it on when names like "Ramirez" or "Castillo" appear in their scripts. Also, why only the Latin names? Why don't we get a little Irish flavor when the say "Donnelly", or some Italian with "Moretti"?

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  8. Nothing like coming out with your guns blazing. Have a great evening..

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