"Money" – E-Verse Radio 35. November 21st, 2007

“There’s no money in poetry, but then there’s no poetry in money, either.” E-Verse cries poor in this episode with the help of Robert Graves, Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Ernie offers a bad impersonation of W.C Fields, Top 5 Money Songs, Money Facts that you may not have known and plenty more. Plus, it’s free and we’re giving away SWAG…no wonder we’re poor.

E-Verse SWAG – The Contessa Delivers her Picks

reminder to E-Versers that, although it has been a while since our last episode, we are not going away. Ernie got married, which apparently takes some organizing . . . who knew? The E-Verse Contessa offers up her favorite goodies that you can surely pass on to your friends as a Christmas gift and they will love you forever. From the Tatoos, Pens, Stickers and guitar picks, there’s enough to keep you amused for minutes. – Paul

An E-Verse Radio wedding clip

That’s right, E-Verse’s very own Ernest Hilbert took the plunge with the lovely Lynn this past weekend and both are currently sunning themselves through the Greek Isles. Taken from the wedding party, this clip is from another E-Verse favorite, Keith Kelleher presenting a very Diamondesque performance for the couple. More clips will be on their way when the opportunity arises.

“Circus” – E-Verse Radio 34 – 3rd October, 2007

Uh oh, it looks like the E-Verse Boys are on the run again, and this time they’ve joined the circus. Last week, they broadcast from an old door. This week, it’s an ironing board. No lie. Can you believe it? Production values are plunging in the E-Verse Universe. But stop by and and say hi, and hear Hilbert read Yeats’s “The Circus Animals’ Desertion” and top five circus superstitions, watch Vampire Circus (1972) and clips from the top five circus movies, and Paul takes you away with his Follies, where you can see clown cars and cat circuses. It’s a three-ring circus! So step right up . . . .

"Circus" – E-Verse Radio 34 – 3rd October, 2007

Uh oh, it looks like the E-Verse Boys are on the run again, and this time they’ve joined the circus. Last week, they broadcast from an old door. This week, it’s an ironing board. No lie. Can you believe it? Production values are plunging in the E-Verse Universe. But stop by and and say hi, and hear Hilbert read Yeats’s “The Circus Animals’ Desertion” and top five circus superstitions, watch Vampire Circus (1972) and clips from the top five circus movies, and Paul takes you away with his Follies, where you can see clown cars and cat circuses. It’s a three-ring circus! So step right up . . . .