//gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts.html In the last five years of his life, radio host Doug Smith created a unique listening experience for morning commuters in Sonoma, Napa and Marin Counties. He invited local experts on medicine, literature, wine, food, theater, art, and live music to have a brief radio show each week to share what was happening in the community. In the Fall of 2001, the KRSH afternoon DJ, Bill Bowker, introduced Gil to Doug. The resulting “Cinema Toast” movie show originally aired as a pre-recorded 3-minute segment, but the duo clicked together and soon went “live.” Audience response was so positive the allotted air time tripled. TRIVIA QUESTION: The music which introduces the “Cinema Toast” radio show is from a famous action-adventure film. Name the film for two pieces of toast, the male star for one more piece , and the composer for a fourth . (answers are hidden at the bottom of this page) iWeb 1.1.2 //gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts_files/radio%20show2%20archive.png //gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts.html 60 In the last five years of his life, radio host Doug Smith created a unique listening experience for morning commuters in Sonoma, Napa and Marin Counties. He invited local experts on medicine, literature, wine, food, theater, art, and live music to have a In the last five years of his life, radio host Doug Smith created a unique listening experience for morning commuters in Sonoma, Napa and Marin Counties. He invited local experts on medicine, literature, wine, food, theater, art, and live music to have a brief radio show each week to share what was happening in the community. In the Fall of 2001, the KRSH afternoon DJ, Bill Bowker, introduced Gil to Doug. The resulting “Cinema Toast” movie show originally aired as a pre-recorded 3-minute segment, but the duo clicked together and soon went “live.” Audience response was so positive the allotted air time tripled. TRIVIA QUESTION: The music which introduces the “Cinema Toast” radio show is from a famous action-adventure film. Name the film for two pieces of toast, the male star for one more piece , and the composer for a fourth . (answers are hidden at the bottom of this page) //gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/E7FE36F6-83A1-4104-82C8-71A93F87B394.html //gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/E7FE36F6-83A1-4104-82C8-71A93F87B394.html Thu, 8 May 2003 00:00:00 -0700 <a href="//gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/E7FE36F6-83A1-4104-82C8-71A93F87B394_files/radio%20show2%20archive.m4a"><img src="//gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/Images/radio%20show2%20archive.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:130px; height:130px;"/></a> Gil starts off with commentary on the Oakland A’s ads and ends up with a question about Disney’s decision to hold back release of the classic 1946 Oscar-winner,“The Song of the South.” In bet 00:08:22 Gil starts off with commentary on the Oakland A’s ads and ends up with a question about Disney’s decision to hold back release of the classic 1946 Oscar-winner,“The Song of the South.” In bet Gil starts off with commentary on the Oakland A’s ads and ends up with a question about Disney’s decision to hold back release of the classic 1946 Oscar-winner,“The Song of the South.” In between, Doug and Gil look at a broad range of films including “Daddy Day Care,” “Nowhere in Africa, “Catch Me if You Can” and “Raising Victor Vargas.” //gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/CD185697-4878-45FB-8F41-3C2DDA3A1BD2.html //gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/CD185697-4878-45FB-8F41-3C2DDA3A1BD2.html Thu, 17 Apr 2003 09:11:05 -0700 <a href="//gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/CD185697-4878-45FB-8F41-3C2DDA3A1BD2_files/dads%20radio%20show.m4a"><img src="//gilmansergh.com/Gilbert%20P.%20Mansergh%20Consulting/Cinema%20Toast%20Broadcasts/Images/dads%20radio%20show.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:130px; height:130px;"/></a> This first clip is from a historic 2003 show where topics range from the announcement of the birth of Gil’s second granddaughter to talking about the Sonoma County Film Festival. New movie relea 00:07:03 This first clip is from a historic 2003 show where topics range from the announcement of the birth of Gil’s second granddaughter to talking about the Sonoma County Film Festival. New movie relea This first clip is from a historic 2003 show where topics range from the announcement of the birth of Gil’s second granddaughter to talking about the Sonoma County Film Festival. New movie releases discussed include “A Mighty Wind,” and “Bend It Like Beckham.” New videos/DVDs include “Drumline,” “Rabbit-Proof Fence,” and a Harry Potter film. Doug’s comments about Gil’s impersonation of Meryl Streep may need some explanation. If you really want to hear the whole story, E-mail gilmansergh@comcast.net The Cinema Toast radio show lives on. Gil now shares the mike with KRSH morning show host Pam Long. You can tune in Thursday mornings at 7:35 (Pacific Time) from anywhere in the world by clicking on the krsh.com streaming broadcast here.