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I'm in Sweden & Marvin's Everywhere

I'm sitting on the couch with Alex and Noa Resare here in Sweden. We all have our Mac laptops out. I have been off-line and needed Alex to update me on all of Marvin's recent media appearances. Yeah, he comes out of the shadows and suddenly here is everywhere.

You can hear a special voice message he left over at the Flatus Show episode 120. I haven't heard it yet, but I hear it is about 10 minutes into the show. But listen to the whole thing, Ken is a cool podcaster even if Joe G refuses to be his Internet boyfriend (but that is more about Joe G's issues and much less to do with cutie Ken).

And speaking of Joe G., over at his podcast he juxtaposes two unlikely folks--Marvin with Charo. You have to hear it for yourself--Episode 14.

Before I left Marvin called to say that he wants to do more video. He feels it is his calling and even bought a video camera and threatened, um promised, to send me the raw files for me to edit.

As to your recent questions, he rebuffed them all saying that he will only take on serious questions and will not be pulled into a trap of the enemy or be some man's play thing (his words not mine).

I think I will be eclipsed by Marvin yet again. He will become more and I will become less. But I'm willing to share the limelight, so see Joe, I am not a total media whore.
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Joe G. said…
Oh, please...once a media whore, always a media whore. Spend some time in LA and you'll know what I mean.


Kisses to Alex, the fam, Marvin, Charo, and Peterson
11:48 AM
Anonymous said…
I think you can get rehab, or therapy or something for media-whorishness. I am sure we could find a residential programme for you :D
6:20 PM
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