John of South London
Contributions
- 1900 — Trust The Plan$190.62
That's for 1,900 shows and my birthday. He loved hearing Jason on the show.
- 1889 — Producer's Tribute to JCD$333.33
Dear Adam, Mimi, and the Dvorak clan, I first came across John on the site which aired on MSNBC in the mid nineties. I've kept track of his various pieces of work spanning PC mag, Cranky Geeks, Twit, and of course, No Agenda. Thirty years is a long time when I look back. I've changed house many a time and even changed nationalities. When I received last week's newsletter informing us of J. C. D. Untimely passing away, I thought it was his latest and puppies ruse. Sadly, as I continued reading the email, it was no joke. It feels like a part of my life has gone away, but I've got the memories to keep JCD alive. I will fondly remember JCD's visit to London in 2017. I've attached a photo to share with you and the Dvorak family to boot. In terms of jingles, one of our favorites is the JCD ghost spooky theme. RIP JCD, you were one of a kind, a real cranky, but absolutely endearing gank. With the deepest condolences, regards, sir John of South London.
- 1888 — In The Mourning$88.88
RIP JCD