ABOUT THIS EPISODE
- Eric Zuley’s entertainment career and his “Hollywood It Guy” persona
- Building celebrity connections through social media and networking
- Twitter followers, fan engagement, and the value of social media influence
- Dealing with fans, critics, trolls, and online interactions
- Eric’s E-Z Achievement Award and charity work
- Entertainment news including Elmo, Skyfall, Flight, Hitchcock, and celebrity gossip
- The fiscal cliff, taxes, and government spending
- Yoko Ono, Twitter, and the Beatles
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