Plan 9 from Syracuse 2/3/2009 - Betty Jo Tucker on Blog Talk Radio

Host Name:	Betty Jo Tucker
Show Name:	Plan 9 from Syracuse
Date / Length:	2/3/2009 9:00 PM UTC - 45 min
Description: h:5470 s:408299	Filmmaker Ryan Dacko ran all the way from Syracuse, New York, to Hollywood, California, hoping to secure backing for his indie movie project from a mystery producer. Listen to Dacko discuss that daring journey and his unique film, “Plan 9 from Syracuse,” which was named one of the top ten documentaries of the year by Film Threat Magazine.

Tags:	Ryan Dacko Plan 9 from Syracuse indie films movie addict documentary

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shred

2/14/2009 2:10 AM UTC

Hi folks! Great show! The soundtrack artists for "Plan 9 from Syracuse," THE LOST PATROL can be accessed via www.thelostpatrol.com or www.myspace.com/lostpatrol.

Life Trekking Coach

2/6/2009 10:18 PM UTC

Thanks for a great show Betty Jo!

Olivia Wilder

2/4/2009 4:19 PM UTC

Good guest and the movie sounds really interesting. I am a fan of the indie movies, so I would love to see it when available. Great show, Betty Jo, as always. Thank you!

Morning-Coffee

2/4/2009 1:31 AM UTC

Another great show. Sorry I missed it live

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