Sunday, January 11
Bobby Flay Gets SIRIUS Radio Show
When you watch celebrity chef Bobby Flay on Food Network or CBS or whatever, I bet you think to yourself, damn — he really knows how to dress to impress!
Even if you don't think that, you'll have the chance to find out anyway on Bobby Flay's new live radio call-in show on SIRIUS Satellite radio.
Bobby Flay Radio
Thursdays 10 am - 12 pm
Replayed Saturday & Sunday 3 pm - 5pm ET
Bobby Flay, renowned chef, restaurateur, award-winning cookbook author and television personality, will host Bobby Flay Radio, an exclusive five-week series of live call-in shows on which he will explore the essentials of good living for men of all ages and backgrounds. On the program — Flay’s first time hosting a radio show — he will offer expert advice and ideas for guys on everything from food to sports to dating to style and beyond, take calls from around the country, and welcome special guests. He’ll draw from his many passions both in and out of the kitchen, and dispense tips on everything from football picks to navigating fine dining, from cooking the perfect burger to planning a flawless first date, how to dress to impress for a big interview and much more.
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I don't have Sirius and don't plan on getting it, so you satellite radio listeners out there need to tell me how this show is. I guess listening to Bobby Flay Radio might be interesting enough... it just doesn't strike me as anything people will go gaga over, though.
Even if you don't think that, you'll have the chance to find out anyway on Bobby Flay's new live radio call-in show on SIRIUS Satellite radio.
Bobby Flay Radio
Thursdays 10 am - 12 pm
Replayed Saturday & Sunday 3 pm - 5pm ET
Bobby Flay, renowned chef, restaurateur, award-winning cookbook author and television personality, will host Bobby Flay Radio, an exclusive five-week series of live call-in shows on which he will explore the essentials of good living for men of all ages and backgrounds. On the program — Flay’s first time hosting a radio show — he will offer expert advice and ideas for guys on everything from food to sports to dating to style and beyond, take calls from around the country, and welcome special guests. He’ll draw from his many passions both in and out of the kitchen, and dispense tips on everything from football picks to navigating fine dining, from cooking the perfect burger to planning a flawless first date, how to dress to impress for a big interview and much more.
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I don't have Sirius and don't plan on getting it, so you satellite radio listeners out there need to tell me how this show is. I guess listening to Bobby Flay Radio might be interesting enough... it just doesn't strike me as anything people will go gaga over, though.
Labels: Bobby Flay
posted by jacob @ 9:07 PM
14 Comments:
Bobby is a busy ..busy boy
One of my favs
This week I heard him promo his show live on the Martha Stewart Living channel midday show. He wasn't very well rehearsed on how to describe the 'idea' of the show so someone would want to listen. In a pinch he would refer to his wife that is scheduled to be a part of the show.
The ads that run on satellite radio promo'ing his show are bad. "He'll show you had to dress for an interview, what to serve during the big game, and how to prepare your frig in case there is a 'sleepover'." I do not want this guy talking about sleepovers.
He's not Mr. Esquire/Hugh Hefner. He should stick to his chipoltes!
Ummmm, how do I say - he is such a bore - and be nice about it?
Hmm, I like Bobby, but he's not a lifestyle personality -- he's a chef. I wish him luck, though.
Christine :)
Say it ain't so Bobby.
Sorry, but this is gonna suck it big time.
This just doesn't seem like a good match.
His dating advice: be a well-known N.Y. chef, go on a TV show, and pick up the co-host.
And... be a famous, millionaire chef and hook up with a beautiful actress.
Advice we can all follow!
As long as Bobby has someone interviewing him or beside him making the conversation flow, he's actually a pretty interesting guy. Well... as much as I can tell from his TV apperances.
I think this might signify the start of "we've had just about enough of celebrity chefs thinking they are hot shit and beneath kitchen duties" revolution.
We are at the bottom of a very deep barrel if we think a Flay radio show is going to entertaining. Maybe if he only talks about food and the culinary arts,then that might be passable.
And it's only 2 hours a week.
Did he really dink Jacqui Malouf ?
Quick someone get Alton Brown ready to take over this show. If there's a celeb chef that could pull this off, its AB.
What ever happened to Jacqui Malouf? I was wondering that the other day while watching a repeat of "Chefology , featuring the Food Network".
Alton would be a great chef/foodie to do a radio show. He is simply full of information (and I mean that in a good way).
I'm wondering if the show will end up being a place to showcase his wife. Perhaps the shows will be the two of them talking about this stuff. I'm not against Bobby having a radio show, but he should keep the content to food.
J
I love you Bobby Flay but do not get burnt out --- please! Good Luck with the show!
Could someone teach him how to pronounce his "L's"? Please?
Good catch Anonymous 9:45pm - I believe this may be one of the reasons I can't take this guy. He sounds like he's trying to be one of 'da' guys. His Throwdown show only drew it out. I want Jack McDavid back!
Wow, first Semi-Homemade decides to add fashion and beauty to its list of services, and now Bobby Flay is giving tips for first dates. 2009 is turning out to be full of promise.
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