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In his new radio series, Here’s The Thing, award-winning actor Alec Baldwin gives the listener unique entrée into the lives of some of today’s most exciting performers.
For information, please contact Deb Blakeley, Blakeley & Company, LLC, 612-377-1207 or blakeley.deb@gmail.com
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In his new radio series, Here’s The Thing, award-winning actor Alec Baldwin gives the listener unique entrée into the lives of some of today’s most exciting performers.
For information, please contact Deb Blakeley, Blakeley & Company, LLC, 612-377-1207 or blakeley.deb@gmail.com
Timing and Cues
Each episode is 59 minutes long and includes two 1-minute floating ID breaks. There is no newscast hole. All five programs in the fall season must be scheduled – cherry picking is not permitted.
Segment 1: 0:00 - 19:24
Seg 1 In cue: "I’m Alec Baldwin and this is Here’s The Thing from WNYC Radio …”
Seg 1 Out cue: “… Here’s the Thing is produced by WNYC Radio and distributed by PRX, the Public Radio Exchange.”
Break 1: 19:24 - 20:24
Segment 2: 20:24 - 37:18
Seg 2 In cue: "This is Alec Baldwin and you’re listening to Here’s The Thing. Billy Joel never set out to be a rock star … “
Seg 2 Out cue: “Take a listen to earlier episodes at Here’s The Thing-dot-org. Okay, that’s enough.”
Break 2: 37:18 -38:18
Segment 3: 38:18 - 59:00
Seg 3 In cue: I’m Alec Baldwin and you’re listening to Here’s The Thing. Billy Joel recorded five albums …
Seg 3 Out cue: (piano playing and whistling for last 20 seconds), then “You’re the King, Thank you. No really, you’re the King. Thank you for coming man. Thanks man.”
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