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Radio GoDaddy® is a laid-back, semi-scripted talk radio show that allows Go Daddy CEO & Founder Bob Parsons to talk about matters that amuse or interest him. Parsons applies his trademark wit to each show, offering an entertaining mix of news, commentary, satire and the unexpected.
Now in its fourth season, the hour-long weekly radio podcast examines current events from a tech angle. Radio GoDaddy pays particular attention to Internet phenomena ranging from interesting news, gadgets and inventions to personalities and quirky stories of the Web. The show is broadcast every Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mountain Time (5 p.m. EDT/2 p.m. PDT). It typically opens with light-hearted chit chat between Parsons and his co-host, Nima Kelly, as well as various items of GoDaddy-related news and stories of interest. The next segment features a guest drawn from the ranks of America's Web celebs, entrepreneurs, bloggers, sports stars, activists and pollsters. Past guests include IndyCar® Star and GoDaddy Girl™ Danica Patrick, political advisor James Carville, Blip.TV® Founder Mike Hudack, bestselling author Ben Mezrich and Sam Waterston, political activist and actor best known for his role in NBC's Law & Order®. Guests are selected based on their involvement in an interesting Web initiative or event. Other notable Radio GoDaddy guests include: Frank Warren, author and blogger (Postsecret) Kent Nichols, comedian and Ask a Ninja founder Mark Frauenfelder, blogger, editor and founder of Boing Boing "Obama Girl" Amber Lee Ettinger Joell Comm, entrepreneur Ed Erhardt, ESPN® president of sales and marketing Seth Godin, author, entrepreneur and marketing guru Lincoln Child, bestselling author Barbara Lippert, ad critic Frank Luntz, pollster Dick Morris, pollster Mark Spitz, Olympic swimmer Andrew Keen, author and commentator David Karp, Tumblr CEO & founder During the final segment of each weekly show, Parsons and his panel of tech experts dissect the tech stories of the week. Discussions tend to focus on the quirky, eclectic news and events of the Internet, rather than cool numbers and hard business news. While most editions of Radio GoDaddy are transmitted live from Go Daddy's studio in Scottsdale, AZ, Bob and his crew have recorded the show in Las Vegas, NV, and Los Angeles, CA. Radio Go Daddy, previously known as Life Online and Go Daddy LIVE, is available online at www.RadioGoDaddy.com, in MP3 format or free from iTunes®. To locate a past segment, search the Recent Shows archive at the bottom of the Radio GoDaddy home page. |