Bill Maher hosting the first Internet talk show

[mcscajun]

Amazon Fishbowl with Bill Maher
In the monologue talking about the technology that's making the show possible: "....it's kinda like what the President has going on with your phone."

The first guest is Dean Koontz, and the Dixie Chicks perform two tunes sandwiching an interview(and Yes, they play "that" song).

Catch it on Amazon.com. Yeah, They're RED as BushCo, but you don't have to buy anything. :)

[abluelady]

1. It's Not the First Internet Talk Show

Back in 2000 there was a talk internet site called eyada.com. It was internet talk radio out of New York. It was really neat but it didn't make it.

[rooney]

2. is this something that I can get on the computer?

[mcscajun]

3. Okay...then it's the first Internet VIDEO Talk Show.

:) Let's split some more hairs. :)

[Beelzebud]

5. It's not even the first video talk show. :D How about this deal:

It's Bill Mahers first internet talk show? :D

[Gabi Hayes]

4. thanks for the link!

[eleny]

7. :)

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/16305491/103-0168189-8032632

[Beelzebud]

6. Where do you find this on amazon? I don't see anything about it.

[mcscajun]

14. In my case, it came up automatically when I launched Amazon.

But, you can do a search for Amazon Fishbowl, and you'll find the link there.

[Sugarcoated]

8. I can't get it to play

I get nada

[MADem]

9. I'm watching it now; quite the concept! n/t

[Beelzebud]

10. Same here. *edit* Now it's working.

I tried in IE 6, IE 7 Beta, and Firefox.

Nada.

I'll just try back later. If the newest show was recently posted, they might just be getting hammered ATM.

[Kerrytravelers]

11. Love the Dixie Chicks... but koontz? Yuck.

He's a rethug. :puke:

[Beelzebud]

12. That suprises me.. Oh well. Stephen King was on last week and he's all

liberal :)

[MADem]

13. This is some very clever and OPEN marketing

Every guest has a product, you can order it on AMAZON, and there's no bones about plugging the item. It's so blatant, it is actually refreshing. I don't mind being marketed to, so long as they give ya a taste, and stop with the schmaltz and trying to pretend that they aren't really hawking their wares.