Kevin Mitnick

araxen · Post by **araxen** » 05-02-2006 11:06 PM

I thought the show on Sunday he hosted was pretty good. It was fun to hear their phreaking stuff, etc with Woz. Hope to see him host the show again.

Patty · Post by **Patty** » 05-02-2006 11:47 PM

I didn't like it at all. No offense to Kevin Mitnik, but IMO it was not a C to C show. I had to wait till the commercial breaks to make sure my radio wasn't messed up, cause I tuned in a little late.

It was like listening to some techie (sp?) show. I was bored, and couldn't believe my ears when I realized it was really Coast to Coast. IMO it is a completely different venue and it kinda bothered me that the format was not even close to what Coast is. I REALLY DISLIKED it. Hope it doesn't happen very often..............like never again :p ( I know, Art interviewed him before, but I didn't listen very long to that one either. Even the mesmerizing voice of Bell couldn't keep me awake that night.

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boogbot · Post by **boogbot** » 05-03-2006 12:49 AM

i agree that the whole thing was a bit odd and didn't seem like a regular c2c show.

but i enjoyed the show regardless beacuse i am a die-hard apple/mac fan and the Woz was on! ;p

Lockhart77 · Post by **Lockhart77** » 05-03-2006 02:19 AM

I turned it off after the first hour....

Graphix Girl · Post by **Graphix Girl** » 05-03-2006 11:05 PM

I loved it, even though it wasn't a "regular" C2C show. I'm a long time Mac user and loved hearing Kevin interview the father of the personal computer. It was fun to hear Woz talk about the "early days". They are both brilliant men, in their own unique ways, even if they are a bit geeky. It's really not very different from when Art interviews some techy in the ham radio world. I thought it was a nice change. Its good to "mix it up a little bit" from time to time.

Matt S · Post by **Matt S** » 05-04-2006 12:06 AM

I likes that I changed it up a bit, but lats face it, I LOVE hearing kevin, his voice just isn't that of one to be hosting a snow. I found he tended to be a little timid throughout the whole thing as well, which is understandable.