Not many producers are willing to sacrifice their gall bladder for the sake of good radio!?
I enjoyed this piece alot. At first I was a little confused because I did not get the "soup nazi" reference. About one minute in however, the narrative developed and I was hooked.
The acts and tracks in this story are hilarious. Good use of musical bridge hightens the feeling of anticipation and suspence as the characters procede cautiously along toward their fates.
I could imagine this piece on almost any show or program but especially those who feature unusual, offbeat and sometimes quietly affecting subjects.
Review of Not the Soup Nazi
Adam Allington
Posted on October 05, 2004 at 07:59 PM
Not many producers are willing to sacrifice their gall bladder for the sake of good radio!?
I enjoyed this piece alot. At first I was a little confused because I did not get the "soup nazi" reference. About one minute in however, the narrative developed and I was hooked.
The acts and tracks in this story are hilarious. Good use of musical bridge hightens the feeling of anticipation and suspence as the characters procede cautiously along toward their fates.
I could imagine this piece on almost any show or program but especially those who feature unusual, offbeat and sometimes quietly affecting subjects.