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Brian Cooley: No, no wait, wait. CNET tent thing it*s kind of like, something you find outside Baghdad right about now. It*s one of those frame tents. It*s on the front of the building in the parking lot. It sounds a more low rent that it actually is and it*s called the CNET Experience. And you go in there and you see this chick, who is kind of living her life with CNET, making it better in every aspect. It*s kind of like something you expect from the Koreans but we did it.
David Lawrence: Was your first show in Collegiate Radio, The Brian Cooley Experience?
Brian Cooley: I wish it had been that cool.
David Lawrence: Mine was the David Lawrence Get Together.
Brian Cooley: Mine was the News on KALX Berkeley.
David Lawrence: Is that right?
Brian Cooley: Yes.
David Lawrence: Now did you have to wear Berkeley stocks or were you able to?
Brian Cooley: No I was the freak I didn*t.
David Lawrence: Oh you didn*t.
Brian Cooley: They hated me I was like*
David Lawrence: You wear wing tips.
Brian Cooley: Oh yeah I was like a mix of republican by comparison to them.
David Lawrence: So when you walk into this Experience at CNET in this semi-rigid building thing.
Brian Cooley: Yes right.
David Lawrence: And that sort of speaks to the size of this show that they had to actually build you an outhouse. I mean --
Brian Cooley: I mean it*s like a mash tent.
David Lawrence: Yeah.
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After a 30 year career on radio in markets from New York to San Francisco to satellite and network, David H. Lawrence XVII decided to make a change. He hung up his headphones and retired from hosting 3 network/satellite radio shows to head to Los Angeles, to concentrate solely on acting in front of the camera.
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