Casting Call for Kids 4-8 years old..Video Submissions!!

Raggs Rockin’ Kids Search Seeks 100 Kids to Appear In TV Series “Raggs”, the hit public television preschool series, announced today that it will hold auditions from June 1-30 at Raggs.com for 100 kids to appear in a special talk show segment of the series.

The winners will be selected based on video submissions, which parents can upload to the Raggs.com website. http://www.raggs.com/kidssearchvideo/

The goal is to find 100 really animated, talkative and clever kids who represent a diverse sampling of families in the country. They will pick up to 100 winners from across the US & bring them into their studio for a rare opportunity to experience the behind-the-scenes making of a TV series & the excitement of being involved in the production. “Raggs”, is a musical & educational preschool series starring 5 colorful canines that play rockin’ music and live in a cool clubhouse with their pet cat, Dumpster.

The series is built using an innovative mix of 6 different segments that focus on key preschool educational themes such literacy, music and arts, math, science, social studies and physical movement. One of the most popular segments of the “Raggs” series is the “talk show style” chats with Dumpster the Cat. During this segment, Dumpster interviews kids about the overarching theme of the episode.

For example, if the episode focuses on the sense of smell, Dumpster & the children discuss their favorite smells, how smelling works & what certain smells mean. The candid moments & articulate answers captured during the interviews with the children are priceless and often times hilarious. Winners will be notified in early July & the taping is scheduled to take place in mid-August. The “Raggs” episodes with some of the winners will begin airing with the special debut of the first-ever Halloween-themed episode. Additional shows will be released in February 2010.

If Susan Boyle can do it maybe I can too…my 2nd chance.

At my age thanks to Charles Bohannan of Wordful I may just get my Susan Boyle moment. 

 Charles just won two tickets to The Social Media Success Summit and he has so generously offered to help another blogger attend. Brilliant marketing move for Charles for driving traffic to his blog, getting folks to subscribe, follow him on twitter, all while offering real value. Seems like he is well on his way to be a Social Media Success.  To win his extra ticket Charles has asked a few simple things..write a post..…keep it short, be specific, put your heart into it, and no more than 500 words…

So what am I, a mother of 4 teenagers doing in the ocean of social media? A time in my life where my friends are more worried about decorating their family rooms, or where are they going on spring break, why is it I’m drawn to checking my Facebook, interacting on twitter, and working on a blog posts.

 What the heck is wrong with me, why would I want to jump into this social media pool at my age?

 In Charles winning blog post he spoke of rolling out of bed at 4:30 to start another day of writing. Me too.. I’m also consistently online trying to learn.  If you check my tweet’s last night I went to be at 3:00 am and was up at 7:00 am. I have no choice to work a strange times, I’m raising four teenagers so fitting in my time is not easy. Every free second I have I’m totally immersed in reading blogs, twittering, and updating my Facebook.

 I have been involved with how the power of social media can change the world; I hosted a charity event online this spring.

 I have been podcasting since 2004. I started podcasting because it’s extremely difficult to write, I have dyslexia and it takes me hours to write. I can crank out killer content but it’s not easy, still I have not let that disability stand in my way. I have 3 blogs and I write all the content. It takes hours; I also record 3 podcast a week.

The biggest challenge I’m facing is trying to convince my husband that this will lead to something. I just don’t have a road map, and that’s why I so desperately wanted to win the ticket.

Times are tough, my husband is in the car business and this fall I will have two kids in College, so I have to figure out a way to make this social media a success. or I will have to toss in the towel.

 I did enter the fist contest, I was a runner up, and I dedicated two blog posts for 7 days to promote the original contest.

After I read Charles post I was very happy for his win, and then he is so generous to share the prize blew me away.

So thanks for the 2nd chance, and no matter what happens I’m happy to have found Wordful 

 

2broadscasting Budget Beauty Tips..For Us Older Broads….

Budget Beauty Boosters for Older Broads

Hey it’s Beth of 2broadscasting..No time to catch up on all the latest
spring beauty trends? Or maybe your budget is a bit tighter this spring…

Here are a few quick beauty updates you can do, that will get you
spring-fresh in not time for little to no cost….

Beth’s 2broadscasting tip to brighten up your complexion.

Gets your skin glowing? Grab a damp washcloth and a mild cleanser and gently wash your face, slightly rub in small circles as you lightly buff away dull skin and rev up your circulation. Keep that fresh glow as you apply your moisturizer add a bit of powered blush to the moisturizer for a soft natural tint, or you can use a pre-tinted moisturizer, dab on a bit of concealer only where needed. A fresh face will make you look younger,  remember try to keep your makeup to the minimum.

Beth of 2broadscasting soft natural lips for spring. Use a natural
color of lip gloss. When your brush your teeth lightly go over your
lips to remove rough patches and then apply a gloss. You can even add
a bit of your blush color too your lip gloss for a natural soft color.


Beth’s 2broadscasting brighten your eyes trick. Use either a bit of concealer or a light white eye shadow just under your brow line to lift and open your eyes.


Easy on the eyes. Don’t put too much color on your lids when you line them.
Try to keep your look fresh and natural. You can take your mascara brush and lightly
brush your upper and lower lashes. For a bit more definition just use some of your eye shadow to line your lower lids, use a slim-tip eye-lining brush for a soft natural look.

Next week How to make homemade skin care products to save you some more bucks.

What do Bob Dylan and the Social Media Success Summit Have In Common?

“The Times They Are a-Changin”

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Sing to the Tune of Bob Dylan : “The Times They Are A-changin’”

Gather round people
Wherever you roam
And admit that the marketing rules
Around us have grown

And accept that social media knowledge be known
If your business to you is worth saving

And you better start learning or you
R going to be left alone
For the times they are a-changing

Join Vaynerchuk who prophezies with a vlog
For a seat at the Social Media Summit
May never come again

And then Stelzner the guy who makes the media summit go
Brings all of the experts who are worth naming

So all of us people who are in the know
Better plan on the SMX go
For the times they, they are a-changing

A lesson with Rowse
to learn how bloggers grow
The power of Twitter
TwiTip could steel the show

For the Facebook facts to sell
And promote you even more
Mari Smith is the Pied Piper as well
And fans are raging

Jibberjobber maybe a new name to you
But listen to Alba learn what to do
For the times they are a-changing

Ann Handley and ClickZ
Known through the land
There is lot’s to learn
But she will help you understand

Building communities and blogs
Are not beyond your command
Brian Clarks the guy
Who can show you again?

Chris Garrett a smart one
Problogger successful again
For the times they are a-changing

Wakeman’s new dawn
Great lessons she will Cast
Lean it now
Her knowledge will last

Social media Summit now
Or soon it will pass
My chance is
Rapidly fading

A song blog now
This might be your best
For the times they are a-changing

 
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