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Shireen Mitchell is awesome. She is always tweeting us up and is a frequent Par-tay contributor. You should follow her on twitter. Continue

Egads, I'm listening to the audio from the Jared Goralnick episode and it is scratchy as heck, which has me scratching my head. This is by far the worst sound I've heard from our archives. Too bad, because Jared was sharing some great stuff. So audio is the next frontier. I have a good shotgun mic, so we'll try that next show. We've got to find a better way to capture audio so our Par-tay sounds as good over video as it does in person. Update: We got much better audio in the last episode, so ho… Continue

First on last night's 7/9 show with Jared Goralnick: The last question I asked should have been my first: Why do you do what you do? That one opened something up. Suddenly in the chatroom people started asking really profound questions. Asking why elicits something deep. So I wish I would have asked that one earlier, but now I know. Anyway, still had a great time with Jared, Scott and all of you folks that joined us. Jeremy Epstein Jason Schwartz notes: I loved this show for a few reasons.… Continue

Thanks so much for everyone who took part in DoodleFest 2008. Seven par-tayers submitted doodles. I loved them all. Roy Blumenthal left comments for all the artists and, after some soul searching, he selected Andrew Hyde's deceptively simple doodle as his pick for the winner of the… Continue

What do wine, tech, and hiphop have in common!? Find out tonight as we dish on the Vaynerchuk (winelibrary.tv), Scoble (scobleizer.com) invasion of DC. Then we'll chat with DC area hiphop promoter turned social media addict, Kendesi Mohammed who has been using Utterz to interview artists, club owners, and promoters. Continue

Some quick notes. I'm going to use the blog to keep a journal about the show. What is working, and what needs work. Thought I'd start it off with some notes on last night's Frank Gruber episode. These are my opinions of what was good and what needs work. Feel free to chime in with your thoughts. We want to keep making the Par-tay rock even harder, and the best way for us to do that is to hear from you. Before I dive into that. Here are a couple of links to Frank:… Continue