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Update 12/7/09: FYI regarding tonight's show!
The show scheduled for 12/7 has been postponed, as one guest is sick, and Al is having plumbing issues at home...not that kind, the septic tank kind! (Trust me, you don't want to know) We are going to reschedule the NHL Roundtable for Monday, 12/21/09.--------- Please remember we're moving the show's start time from 11 PM to 9 PM as of next Monday, 12/14/09. We think it'll be more convenient for both guests and listeners!

Here's our written in pencil guest list for the next few weeks:

Dec. 14: Gregory Shamus, one of the best sports photographers you’ll ever know (Getty Images, Pittsburgh Penguins, Red Wings, Cleveland Cavaliers, and others); don’t forget—this will be our first 9:00 show!
12/21: NHL Central roundtable with Bleacher Report writers from Columbus, Chicago, Nashville, and St. Louis.
We're doing our best to book guests every week, so please check back at the show page (or check our Twitter feed!) to see who will turn up on our next podcast!

Remember, The Knee Jerks have a Twitter account for our weekly podcast! It's Twitter.com/TheKneeJerks. You'll get the latest on guest news and show reminders, so please follow!

Expect bigger and better shows (and guests) as we go on, so make sure you tune in every Monday night when The Knee Jerks get down to Detroit sports business!

We will continue talk all things Detroit sports every Monday night from 11PM to sometime between 12:30-1:00AM. (Hey, we like to talk!) We're working hard to bring you the best in Detroit sports talk!

If you miss our live broadcast, not to worry. You can download our podcast after the fact, via our Blog Talk Radio page, RSS feed, the Zune Marketplace, and, of course, iTunes!

Thanks for listening, Greg Eno and Al Beaton, aka The Knee Jerks. The Knee Jerks | Blog Talk Radio Feed
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