How long will Kiesha last as producer? [Archive]

canofsoup15

05-31-2005, 06:55 PM

'S'n the bed' - Funniest thing I've heard in a good while.I give her a month. 

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JPMNICK

05-31-2005, 06:57 PM

i'd still bang her no matter what

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Usernametaken

05-31-2005, 07:41 PM

hopefully not long after her two week "vacation" ron and fez are at xm  a week already :)

PapaBear

05-31-2005, 07:47 PM

I was surprised when Ron said he thinks this is the first time an s bomb ever got out over the air. That's a pretty good record. Keisha must feel like...  well...  SHIT.

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06-01-2005, 07:22 AM

quote: I was surprised when Ron said he thinks this is the first time an s bomb ever got out over the air. That's a pretty good record. Keisha must feel like...  well...  SHIT. And they will always remember the year it was when it happened!

JPMNICK

06-01-2005, 07:28 AM

who dropped the F bomb

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Klivian

06-01-2005, 07:36 AM

Ron did, but that was dumped out of on air, while the clip of it was saved and posted on here.

Capt.DeathWish

06-01-2005, 08:19 AM

So what exactly happened last night? I missed most of the show and only
caught the last half hour where they breifly mentioned that Keisha said
something that should have been dumped. Anyone have the audio?

mcsushi99

06-01-2005, 08:37 AM

I love Keisha.  She interacts really well with R&F and the show seems fine to me.

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Tbones

06-01-2005, 09:14 AM

Hopefully not long. She sounds like a black panther version of Robin
Quivers, which blows. So yeah, she stinks and I don't like her. 







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UnknownPD

06-01-2005, 09:20 AM

Cameron sounds like the biggiest piece of fucking shit on the planet, so he'll probably jerk the talent around for a few more months.Don't hold back Moe. Tell us how you really feel

TeaBag420

06-01-2005, 10:25 AM

Keshia, I hereby volunteer to give you a hug. More
importantly, who's the radio pussy who edited out the words "Hell's
Angels" from the Memorial Day best-of discussion of Big Wheels? 


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Doctor Manhattan

06-01-2005, 11:35 AM

<a href="http://www.ronfez.net/messageboard/viewmessages.cfm/forum/46/topic/45258">How long will Kiesha last as producer?</a>The question is will Ron and Fez have time for another producer at WJFK?

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itspolo

06-01-2005, 12:04 PM

i hope i never hear that annoying voice again...good riddance 

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DirtyJersey

06-01-2005, 01:12 PM

Hopefully she gets canned soon, I cant stand her.  I will be even more happy hearing that news than when I heard Giant Brian was leaving.  Man that was a happy day.  Guys! can you hear me, cut your losses and get out... come to XM, it is your destiny! PS - Bring Bitz

mikedigs

06-01-2005, 03:47 PM

i miss giant brian. i feel like the show lost something with his departure.  i thought he was a real funny guy and he kept things exciting.  even though its only the start for keisha i dont think she will ever be as good or funny or creative as he was. even though ron calls him the second worst producer ever.

seeya

Doctor Manhattan

06-01-2005, 04:45 PM

quote: i hope i never hear that annoying voice again...good riddance Well, it's not like Ron and Fez have much better voices. I love the guys, they've said it themselves.

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j3lehane

06-01-2005, 05:14 PM

For those that missed it,some random caller said "Shit" at some point
in his sentences ,and it got out on the air.That happens on other
stations.Then Ron asked who should take responsibility?Keysha and a
guy(sorry forgot the name) were responsible for the dump
button.Suspension of either individual was discussed and the two were
talking about what they'd do if suspended for some time like 2
weeks.Keysha said she had just quit her accounting DAY JOB. A side-note
is that several sources say Keysha is pregnant. I suspect that her
hormones make for highs and lows from one day or week to the
other,which leads to elation and loss of groundedness,or the
reverse,mild depression which leads to self-doubt and low self
esteem.Ron was encouraging her to be more sure of herself.Neither Ron
nor Fez were too pleased,which belies what must go on behind the scenes
as a bad situation totally and this the tip of the iceberg.It's like
they were expecting the house of cards to crumble from a weak link in
the chain (to mix metaphors).My opinion is that Keysha "on-air" is
fine,but her as producer is premature at this point.Have you ever
worked at a job where they cut corners for cheaper labor rather than
paying to improve the operation using seasoned pros?It just adds to the
frustration of trying to do your own job when the support is
inadequate.I once quit a job as a truck loader for broadway stage
set-ups,since the dangers of the job itself multiplied when they
knowingly hired drunks who made serious mistakes and other workers got
hurt frequently.Ever had a leg broken by a stage-light falling on you
from 30 feet because some drunk forgot the safety wire tie?Boom goes
the dyn-O-mite.

Hottub

06-01-2005, 05:22 PM

The following is a Public service, sponsored by Hottub:   For those that missed it, some random caller said "Shit" at some point in his sentences ,and it got out on the air. That happens on other stations. Then Ron asked who should take responsibility?Keysha and a guy(sorry forgot the name) were responsible for the dump button. Suspension of either individual was discussed and the two were talking about what they'd do if suspended for some time like 2 weeks. Keysha said she had just quit her accounting DAY JOB. A side-note is that several sources say Keysha is pregnant. I suspect that her hormones make for highs and lows from one day or week to the other,which leads to elation and loss of groundedness,or the reverse,mild depression. This which leads to self-doubt and low self esteem.Ron was encouraging her to be more sure of herself. Neither Ron nor Fez were too pleased,which belies what must go on behind the scenes as a bad situation totally and this the tip of the iceberg.It's like they were expecting the house of cards to crumble from a weak link in the chain (to mix metaphors).My opinion is that Keysha "on-air" is fine,but her as producer is premature at this point. Have you ever worked at a job where they cut corners for cheaper labor rather than paying to improve the operation using seasoned pros? It just adds to the frustration of trying to do your own job when the support is inadequate.I once quit a job as a truck loader for broadway stage set-ups,since the dangers of the job itself multiplied when they knowingly hired drunks who made serious mistakes and other workers got hurt frequently.Ever had a leg broken by a stage-light falling on you from 30 feet because some drunk forgot the safety wire tie? Boom goes the dyn-O-mite. 

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06-01-2005, 05:24 PM

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06-01-2005, 05:31 PM

HotTub, Thank you.

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Tenbatsuzen

06-01-2005, 06:01 PM

HotTub:I couldn't have said it better myself.Long story short: It's a huge jump to go from being an intern to a f'n HEAD PRODUCER of a show in a Top 10 market.  It's unheard of.  Even Wonderboy moved up from intern to working under Rory to eventually becoming producer himself - and that process took, what, two years?I really didn't want to say anything, but I think there's another red flag flying that the show is leaving when WJFK didn't even put an ad out talking about the gig.It's also the sign of a bad PD when he doesn't shift more experienced people from other shows to help out R&F.  Doesn't the Junkies or D&M have an associate producer or an assistant that could help on R&F?  I'm not talking Rob Speewack, I'm talking someone who assists Rob and knows the ropes.WFAN fully intends to fill the overnight vacancy by hiring from within, but they still put out the courtesy Opening ad.  WJFK didn't even do that.

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Tenbatsuzen

06-01-2005, 06:02 PM

And not to sound racist... but especially since it's corporate radio - Keisha is an EEO dream come true.

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DirtyJersey

06-01-2005, 07:49 PM

Im surprised that so many people enjoy Keisha at all, not to mention miss Giant Brian.  Maybe its cause Im an old school fan from the WNEW days but I miss the times when it was mostly just Ron and Fez talking with other people sprinkled in from time to time.I guess Im also used to the guys just trashing their producers until they cried.  Those times have a special place in my heart. Giant Brian made me giggle from time to time but over all I couldnt stand his la-ti-da attitude. He just sounded like he never really cared about the show. Love him or hate him Wonderboy wouldve jumped through a wall for the guys.Keisha is an intern and she should stay an intern, Im not surpirsed someone like Giant Brian wouldve recomended an intern like Keisha to produce full time.  He was on his way out, he didnt care when he was there why would he care when he was leaving.God I hope they come to XM soon and just start fresh with the orange ball of failure either producing or just answering phones.

JPMNICK

06-01-2005, 07:52 PM

i have to disagree. Even if you listen to the old shows, a lot of people talk. every friday were drinking shows. There were countless Al segments. Rory and Billy also spoke a lot. And later on Mikey D used to tell all his show biz stories. I feel like they have always let other speak, its just more apparent now because of the lack of talent

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VeryMolestable

06-01-2005, 08:17 PM

sounds to me like the station knows r&f are on their way out and didnt want to invest the $$$ for a real producer. kiesha kinda got caught in the middle of all this.

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TeaBag420

06-01-2005, 09:59 PM

quote:For those that missed it,some random caller said "Shit" at some point
in his sentences ,and it got out on the air.That happens on other
stations.Then Ron asked who should take responsibility?Keysha and a
guy(sorry forgot the name) were responsible for the dump
button.Suspension of either individual was discussed and the two were
talking about what they'd do if suspended for some time like 2
weeks.Keysha said she had just quit her accounting DAY JOB. A side-note
is that several sources say Keysha is pregnant. I suspect that her
hormones make for highs and lows from one day or week to the
other,which leads to elation and loss of groundedness,or the
reverse,mild depression which leads to self-doubt and low self
esteem.Ron was encouraging her to be more sure of herself.Neither Ron
nor Fez were too pleased,which belies what must go on behind the scenes
as a bad situation totally and this the tip of the iceberg.It's like
they were expecting the house of cards to crumble from a weak link in
the chain (to mix metaphors).My opinion is that Keysha "on-air" is
fine,but her as producer is premature at this point.Have you ever
worked at a job where they cut corners for cheaper labor rather than
paying to improve the operation using seasoned pros?It just adds to the
frustration of trying to do your own job when the support is
inadequate.I once quit a job as a truck loader for broadway stage
set-ups,since the dangers of the job itself multiplied when they
knowingly hired drunks who made serious mistakes and other workers got
hurt frequently.Ever had a leg broken by a stage-light falling on you
from 30 feet because some drunk forgot the safety wire tie?Boom goes
the dyn-O-mite. 

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TeaBag420

06-01-2005, 10:00 PM

quote:I once quit a job as a truck loader for broadway stage
set-ups,since the dangers of the job itself multiplied when they
knowingly hired drunks who made serious mistakes and other workers got
hurt frequently.Ever had a leg broken by a stage-light falling on you
from 30 feet because some drunk forgot the safety wire tie?Boom goes
the dyn-O-mite. 

 Sounds like you're saying you lost a job because of a drinking problem. It don't make you a bad person. 


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TeaBag420

06-01-2005, 10:09 PM

quote:HotTub:I couldn't have said it better myself.Long
story short: It's a huge jump to go from being an intern to a f'n HEAD
PRODUCER of a show in a Top 10 market. It's unheard of. Even Wonderboy
moved up from intern to working under Rory to eventually becoming
producer himself - and that process took, what, two years?I
really didn't want to say anything, but I think there's another red
flag flying that the show is leaving when WJFK didn't even put an ad
out talking about the gig.It's also the sign of a bad PD when he
doesn't shift more experienced people from other shows to help out
R&F. Doesn't the Junkies or D&M have an associate producer or
an assistant that could help on R&F? I'm not talking Rob Speewack,
I'm talking someone who assists Rob and knows the ropes.WFAN
fully intends to fill the overnight vacancy by hiring from within, but
they still put out the courtesy Opening ad. WJFK didn't even do that.

 
 Thanks for the benefit of your years of radio experience.  What stations did you work at again? 
It's NOT a huge jump.  Run the board at times, stay on the
dump button, do what you're told, come up with the occasional game
show.  Boom, you're a producer.  And what the fuck are you
talking about "HEAD PRODUCER"?  Go on and produce some head for
daddy, that's what I say.  A producer is an intern who gets paid.I still owe Keshia a hug.....  

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DirtyJersey

06-02-2005, 07:26 AM

quote: i have to disagree. Even if you listen to the old shows, a lot of people talk. every friday were drinking shows. There were countless Al segments. Rory and Billy also spoke a lot. And later on Mikey D used to tell all his show biz stories. I feel like they have always let other speak, its just more apparent now because of the lack of talent I guess your right, it just seems like Billy, Al, even Wonderboy made for much more interesting and funny conversations.

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JPMNICK

06-02-2005, 07:30 AM

quote: quote: i have to disagree. Even if you listen to the old shows, a lot of people talk. every friday were drinking shows. There were countless Al segments. Rory and Billy also spoke a lot. And later on Mikey D used to tell all his show biz stories. I feel like they have always let other speak, its just more apparent now because of the lack of talent I guess your right, it just seems like Billy, Al, even Wonderboy made for much more interesting and funny conversations. Oh there is no doubt about that. They shows flowed when they were on it. Now its so forced with the new people. They do not know how to follow a bit 

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itspolo

06-02-2005, 12:38 PM

can someone post a pic of keisha..i need to put a face with that annoying zero 

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Tenbatsuzen

06-03-2005, 04:13 PM

quote:   Thanks for the benefit of your years of radio experience.  What stations did you work at again?I have six years of radio experience, and I currently have 10 different radio stations listed on my resume.  So thanks for the compliment in your attempt to call me out like I don't know what I'm talking about.It's NOT a huge jump.  Run the board at times, stay on the dump button, do what you're told, come up with the occasional game show.  Boom, you're a producer.  And what the fuck are you talking about "HEAD PRODUCER"?  Go on and produce some head for daddy, that's what I say.  A producer is an intern who gets paid. You do realize that Keisha got a job as a street team member - essentially a person who sets up the prize table and drives the vans to appearances - once her internship with R&F was over?  THAT'S the progression an intern should take.  Intern - Part-Time - Full-Time.  It's all about paying dues and moving your way up the ladder.The fact that Giant Brian quit and WJFK didn't even ASK for potentially qualified candidates to step forward for the Ron and Fez show and just inserting an intern with FOUR MONTHS EXPERIENCE in the role of being the pointman for the show is a huge jump.  As Puck said, she's training interns while running the show.  What the hell?

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cherrynoid

06-03-2005, 04:32 PM

The Ron and Fez show was suspended for ONE week.This comes from an inside (wjfk employee) source who wishes to remain nameless-

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Eldridge

06-03-2005, 07:16 PM

Give the sister a break.

Death Metal Moe

06-03-2005, 07:19 PM

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Tenbatsuzen

06-03-2005, 07:42 PM

quote: Give the sister a break. I want to make one thing perfectly clear.I have absolutely no issues with Keisha being a full-time paid employee for the Ron and Fez show.  My main point is that she seems to be somewhat underqualified and underexperienced to be running the entire show, and it shows a lack of leadership and ability on Cameron Gray and management's part to staff the Ron and Fez show with fully trained, experienced people during this time of transition with Giant Brian leaving.  WJFK didn't even put out an ad soliciting resumes for the gig.The only acceptable excuse Cameron would have for 1) putting Keisha in a position she is seemingly underqualified for and 2) not even seeing what was out there - is that he knows that Ron and Fez are leaving rather shortly and he didn't want to waste the money or the manpower in getting a new producer for the show. 

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jafter

06-03-2005, 07:51 PM

Position: New Shows WJFK - FM 10800 Main Street Fairfax VA, 22030 Posting Dates: Mar 31, 2005 - Dec 31, 2005 Notes: WJFK-FM in Washington, DC is looking for new shows to add to its superstar lineup. Requirements: Are you ready for the next level? Are you tired of your PD making you play 6 songs an hour? Are you compelling and can you motivate men to actively listen? Are you willing to do remotes, appearances, and support the sales effort? We are the home of Howard Stern, Don and Mike, and Redskins Radio. If you feel you are ready to play with the big boys, we are all ears. We deliver attitude, passionate listeners, and success for our advertisers. If that appeals to you, we want to hear your demo. Responsibilities: Send tape and resume to Cameron Gray, Operations Director - WJFK-FM/ Infinity Broadcasting Corporation - 10800 Main Street - Fairfax, VA 22030. WJFK-FM/Infinity Broadcasting Corporation is an EOE employer and actively seeks diversity in the workplace I know this job posting has been up for a while, I don't like that Ron and Fez are not included in the description of the station. (Granted Howard, Skins, and D & M are nationaly known)  This could also be for weekend work even though the station has basically given up on weekends and just plays infomercials and the Redskins.    Let's just hope the boys are back on Monday.  

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TeaBag420

06-03-2005, 10:52 PM

quote:quote: Thanks for the benefit of your years of radio experience. What stations did you work at again?I
have six years of radio experience, and I currently have 10 different
radio stations listed on my resume. So thanks for the compliment in
your attempt to call me out like I don't know what I'm talking about. quote: It's
NOT a huge jump. Run the board at times, stay on the dump button, do
what you're told, come up with the occasional game show. Boom, you're a
producer. And what the fuck are you talking about "HEAD PRODUCER"? Go
on and produce some head for daddy, that's what I say. A producer is an
intern who gets paid.  You
do realize that Keisha got a job as a street team member - essentially
a person who sets up the prize table and drives the vans to appearances
- once her internship with R&F was over? THAT'S the progression an
intern should take. Intern - Part-Time - Full-Time. It's all about
paying dues and moving your way up the ladder.The fact that
Giant Brian quit and WJFK didn't even ASK for potentially qualified
candidates to step forward for the Ron and Fez show and just inserting
an intern with FOUR MONTHS EXPERIENCE in the role of being the pointman
for the show is a huge jump. As Puck said, she's training interns while
running the show. What the hell?

 
10 stations in 6 years, but apparently none of them have call letters? Paying dues = you want other people to be failures like you. I myself have NO radio experience. Are you brave enough to admit the same? 

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rtphokie2

06-04-2005, 05:34 AM

quote:I
once quit a job as a truck loader for broadway stage set-ups,since the
dangers of the job itself multiplied when they knowingly hired drunks
who made serious mistakes and other workers got hurt frequently.Ever
had a leg broken by a stage-light falling on you from 30 feet because
some drunk forgot the safety wire tie? Boom goes the dyn-O-mite. 
Replace truck loader with
"software engineer" and drunks with "software engineers who can barely
speak English but will work for cheep" and you've got what I was going
through last year.  That's why they call it work and not happy fun time.

canofsoup15

06-04-2005, 06:28 AM

I myself have NO radio experience. Are you brave enough to admit the same?  You are a retard.  It's widely known he works at a radio station now. But I'll let him handle it. 


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TeaBag420

06-04-2005, 11:44 AM

quote: quote:I myself have NO radio experience. Are you brave enough to admit the same?   You are a retard. It's widely known he works at a radio station now. But I'll let him handle it. 


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 All I need is your head on stake.iIt's widely known that you let him handle "it".  It don't make you a bad person.. 10 radio stations in 6 years and none of them have call letters? If you're going to play tease the retard, don't forget the superhuman strength.  I'll hit you with my forearms. 

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samnyc

06-04-2005, 01:42 PM

bitz missed his last week to show cameron what he's all about because of keitchaah.

Tenbatsuzen

06-04-2005, 05:50 PM

quote: 10 stations in 6 years, but apparently none of them have call letters?Paying dues = you want other people to be failures like you. I myself have NO radio experience. Are you brave enough to admit the same?  Are you seriously that big of a mis-informed douchebag?Have you ever heard of a thing called "consolidation" and "clusters"?  Where you work for multiple radio stations?  Oh, I'm sorry, you have zero radio experience.Let me spell it out: I've worked three internships at three different stations, and two of them were WXRK and WNEW.  The reason why I don't name drop that yes, I actually did promotional work for the Opie and Anthony show is that it's not that big of a deal.After my internships, I worked as a part-timer for a CLUSTER of four radio stations in the Philadelphia area.  I left that gig to go to a record label, and then I switched back to radio.I now work full-time for a cluster of three radio stations.  So I've had, total, two paying radio jobs in the span of six years, and I've been regularly working in radio and/or the music business since 1998, with the exception of a span between 2001 and 2002.  That gap where I wasn't working in radio?  Ironically enough, I was bartending at... wait for it... wait for it... a theme restaurant called TGI MOTHERFUCKING FRIDAYS.Holla.

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johnnyneill

06-04-2005, 06:05 PM

That's not ironic.

Tenbatsuzen

06-04-2005, 06:13 PM

quote: That's not ironic. Actually, long time fans would realize that it would be ironic.  W/o Fridays, the gimmick doesn't exist.  W/o the gimmick, Al doesn't have a chat with me concerning radio gigs.  Without that conversation, I don't get the part-time job and start paying my dues. 

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johnnyneill

06-04-2005, 06:42 PM

On the face of it, it appears you're correct. APPEARS.When one looks closer, taking everything into consideration...I drank tonight. 

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Death Metal Moe

06-04-2005, 06:54 PM

quote:  quote:  quote: I myself have NO radio experience. Are you brave enough to admit the same?  You are a retard. It's widely known he works at a radio station now. But I'll let him handle it. <img src="http://scripts.cgispy.com/image.cgi?u=Canofsoup15" border="0" /> I got the glass, I got the steel. I got the love to hate. All I need is your head on stake. iIt's widely known that you let him handle "it".  It don't make you a bad person..  10 radio stations in 6 years and none of them have call letters? If you're going to play tease the retard, don't forget the superhuman strength.  I'll hit you with my forearms. All my friends love the Lowrider. Ass, cash, or grass. Nobody rides for free. Kay Parker fan since day one.OK, now that was funny.  I mean no matter what you think of this person's opinion, I liked that.   "IT" is always funny. 

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