Episode #5: Super Tuesday and Microhoo

• Amy Vining, the gossipy nurse on General hospital died. Yes, it’s a slow news day.
• It’s Super Tuesday in the District of Corruption
• Aaron endorses Ronald Reagan
• Mudslinging in the campaign
• Sidetracked by talking about Super Bowl ads
• Will we see a split election?
• Aaron issues a disclaimer: He’s not Rick Klau
• Was the Clinton/Obama kiss-fest an indicator of candidates jockeying for a dual ticket?
• Geoff hates this city
• Caller Rob chimes in on an interesting bellwether: Who would he drink a beer with?
• We do have a DC area Super Tuesday tweetup tonight at Mayorga Cafe at the Tivoli Theatre to watch the results come in. 3303 14th St NW
• Jeff Pulver, Social Media Breakfast on Thursday 7, 2008 - Busboys and Poets, 2021 14th St NW, Near the U Street Cardozo Metro station
• Amanda Gravel mentions that there’s a Boston Tweetup as well at Boston Beer Works on Brookline Ave (Fenway), 61 Brookline Ave
• Steve Rubel asks me to take back our B-slap from last show. Aaron refuses and explains why
• Geoff explains that Bryan Person started the Social Media Breakfast thing and that Jeff Pulver took the name, but has since changed his tune.
• Caller Shashi clarifies Social Media Breakfast venue (noted above)
• Silly Valley: Microhoo. Who cares? Isn’t Google’s reaction more interesting? There’s not much that Yahoo can bring to Microsoft; and vica versa. Quoting Robert Scoble.
• Who uses Opera?

Episode 5 - MP3