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Starscream

2007-06-30T01:04:25Z

Reizar:

[[Image:Reizar.jpg|right|thumb|Réizàr]]'''Tony Inman''', aka '''Réizàr''', is a musician, performer, and producer. He was born in Sayre, Pennsylvania, in the summer of 1983.

==Biography==
A member of the Fur Fandom, Réizàr is the host of the online radio show '''Mediaphilia''', which is hosted on the [[FBC]]. He is also an avid gamer, photographer, writer, and above all else, a musician. His avatar within the fandom is a [[tiger|weretiger]], and he is also a member of the '''Pearl Drummers Forum'''.

Réizàr is first and foremost a musician, and has been playing drums for 11 years. He has been in numerous bands over the years, and his styles range from jazz to rock to thrash to math metal. Currently he owns a Pearl drum set with Paiste and Zildjian cymbals and Evans heads, and uses AHEAD sticks.

On the air, Réizàr's first appearance was in mid-2004. The show lasted for four consecutive hours, and paved the way for what became the ''Serial Killers'' show, which premiered daily on WPAJ Radio for over a year with Réizàr (as DJ Knives) and on-and-off co-host [[Toasty Taco]]. In late 2005, the show underwent several changes and became a weekly 2-hour, heavy-metal-themed news show called ''Sick Sad World'', an homage of the televised program of the same name on MTV's ''Daria''.

{{Contributor|Réizàr}}
In early 2006, Réizàr finally officially joined the fur fandom, and also gained a spot on the FBC. For this, he created a one-hour radio show called ''Mediaphilia'', which is still currently in production. When WPAJ Radio went offline in mid-2006, he was able to focus his efforts entirely on ''Mediaphilia'', as well as his position as HR Director for the FBC.

Réizàr contributes random line segues and filler ads for the FBC as well, and has appeared on various other shows on the FBC as a guest, both live and pre-recorded. He also writes his own rants and extras, in a fashion similar to that of [[2|2 the Ranting Gryphon]], whom he cites as one of his sources of inspiration.

In his increasingly shorter amounts of spare time, Réizàr also enjoys gaming. His tastes are varied, ranging from cyberpunk to first-person to action-adventure to old-school platform and role-playing games. In addition to music, drums, gaming and radio, he also enjoys reading, movies, nature, computers, spending time with his girlfriend, and research into philosophy, theology, and the occult. He also plays drums in a deathgrind band called Neural Implosion.

==On the Air==
''Mediaphilia'' is a one-hour live show on the FBC, geared toward furs but open for anyone to listen. The show's topics vary greatly, and deal with issues such as problems within society, alcohol/drug use, computers, romantic advice and issues within the fur fandom, among others. The show also features current events, humour and music.

''Mediaphilia'' has had a variety of co-hosts from the very beginning. Featured on the show thus far have been Ghost, Whitey/Fester, Nipples the Amazing Riverdance Queen (who is actually male despite the strange moniker), Muffin (the only female so far to be on the show), and Toasty Taco, and remote or guest appearances have been made by TornadoCreator, Jaie Davis, Garr and Wiru.

To date, the following segments have been featured on ''Mediaphilia'': News (general purpose, world, local), Furry News, Celebrity Morgue, Skippy's List, and The Evil Overlord List. The rest of the show's time is usually filled by either topical discussion or on-the-spot improvisation.

==External links==
*[http://reizar.livejournal.com Réizàr's LiveJournal]
*[http://fbc.jaieproductions.com/modules.php?name=Podcastv2&channel=6 ''Mediaphilia'' Archive on The FBC]
*[http://www.thefbc.net The Furry Broadcasting Corporation]
*[http://www.pearldrummersforum.com Pearl Drummers Forum]
*[http://www.myspace.com/neuralimplosionga Neural Implosion on MySpace]

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Starscream

2006-03-26T20:25:24Z

Reizar:

{{Cleanup}}
'''Réizàr''' is best known these days as the host of the slightly twisted online radio show ''Mediaphilia'', which is hosted on the [[FBC]]. He is also a ranking officer of WPAJ Radio, and an avid gamer, photographer, writer, and above all else, a musician.

==The Trivial Stuff==
===In The Beginning===
Réizàr was born in Sayre, PA in July of 1983. Most of his early life, however, was spent in the southern US, namely Florida and Georgia. At age 8, he returned to north-central PA with his mother and sister, living there for ten years before heading off to the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in late 2001. He left half a year later and returned to Canton for a few months before returning to the south, where he currently resides.

===The Road of the Musician===
Réizàr's radio record, while somewhat impressive, is crippled by his record of musicianship. As of July of 2006, he will have been playing drums for 11 years, and has been in numerous bands over the years, including Synthetic Poison, Psychosis, 1000 Tragedies, Runaway Nightmare, Stillborn, I'll Tell You Later, Assorted Creatures and Murder Machine. His styles range from jazz to rock to thrash to math metal, and any combination between. Currently he owns a Pearl Export series 8-piece drum set, fleshed out with Paiste and Zildjian cymbals, Evans heads and Tama Iron Cobra pedals.

On the air, Réizàr's first appearance was in mid-2004. The show itself was a rapid-fire, hard-hitting aural assault, in what was later dubbed the ''Serial Killers'' show, which premeired daily on WPAJ Radio for a year with Réizàr (as DJ Knives) and co-host Toasty Taco. In late 2005, the show was updated, rewritten and reorganized, and became a weekly 2-hour acid-bath called ''Sick Sad World.''

===Current Days===
In early 2006, Réizàr finally officially joined the fur fandom, and also gained a spot on the [[FBC]]. And thus, ''Mediaphilia'' was born. Acquisition of a co-host turned out to be easy, and [[Ghost]] joined up for the second show. Despite having its fair share of problems (the first show was late and the second show couldn't be delivered in time due to connection issues), the show delivers more than it promises, and the duo's style hits like an anvil and leaves the audience wanting more. Or so they hope.

Along with his hosting duties for ''Mediaphilia'' and ''Sick Sad World'', Réizàr has contributed random line segues and filler ads for the [[FBC]], a series of ads for WPAJ Radio, and has appeared on various shows on both the FBC and WPAJ, both live and pre-recorded.

===The Furry Side and Beyond===
In the fandom, Réizàr's avatar is a [[tiger|weretiger]], and like the mythical creature that represents him, he's quite the large fellow, peaking at almost six and a half feet and scaling at 250 pounds, or just shy of 18 stone. His most noticeable feature is the moon-and-star tattoo on the back of his left hand, but when asked for a meaning, the most one can expect of the enigmatic weretiger is a slight shrug, not out of rudeness, but because he has yet to find an actual meaning for it beyond something he drew one day in a fit of boredom.

==The Shows==
Réizàr currently hosts two online radio shows:

===Sick Sad World===
''Sick Sad World'' is the former ''Serial Killers'' show, which aired on WPAJ Radio at random times Monday through Friday. The new format airs Friday nights at 9PM Eastern time in WPAJ Radio, is hosted by Réizàr as DJ Knives, and is co-hosted by Toasty Taco.

===Mediaphilia===
''Mediaphilia'' is Réizàr's newest creation. The show is an hour-long look at the world from his point of view, along with everything that's wrong with it. It airs on the FBC on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with new episodes airing Friday night/Saturday morning at midnight Eastern time. It is co-hosted by Ghost, and is comprised of several different pieces, including news, Celebrity Morgue and the return of Skippy's List.
[[Category:People]][[Category:1983 births]][[Category:Musicians]][[Category:Artists]]

Starscream

2006-03-26T20:21:21Z

Reizar:

{{Cleanup}}
'''Réizàr''' is best known these days as the host of the slightly twisted online radio show ''Mediaphilia'', which is hosted on the [[FBC]]. He is also a ranking officer of WPAJ Radio, and an avid gamer, photographer, writer, and above all else, a musician.

==The Trivial Stuff==
===In The Beginning===
Réizàr was born in Sayre, PA in July of 1983. Most of his early life, however, was spent in the southern US, namely Florida and Georgia. At age 8, he returned to north-central PA with his mother and sister, living there for ten years before heading off to the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in late 2001. He left half a year later and returned to Canton for a few months before returning to the south, where he currently resides.

===The Road of the Musician===
Réizàr's radio record, while somewhat impressive, is crippled by his record of musicianship. As of July of 2006, he will have been playing drums for 11 years, and has been in numerous bands over the years, including Synthetic Poison, Psychosis, 1000 Tragedies, Runaway Nightmare, Stillborn, I'll Tell You Later, Assorted Creatures and Murder Machine. His styles range from jazz to rock to thrash to math metal, and any combination between. Currently he owns a Pearl Export series 8-piece drum set, fleshed out with Paiste and Zildjian cymbals, Evans heads and Tama Iron Cobra pedals.

On the air, Réizàr's first appearance was in mid-2004, amidst the initial phase of a dissolving relationship with semifamous furry artist [[Amanda Payne]]. The show itself was a rapid-fire, hard-hitting aural assault, in what was later dubbed the ''Serial Killers'' show, which premeired daily on WPAJ Radio for a year with Réizàr (as DJ Knives) and co-host Toasty Taco. In late 2005, the show was updated, rewritten and reorganized, and became a weekly 2-hour acid-bath called ''Sick Sad World.''

===Current Days===
In early 2006, Réizàr finally officially joined the fur fandom, and also gained a spot on the [[FBC]]. And thus, ''Mediaphilia'' was born. Acquisition of a co-host turned out to be easy, and [[Ghost]] joined up for the second show. Despite having its fair share of problems (the first show was late and the second show couldn't be delivered in time due to connection issues), the show delivers more than it promises, and the duo's style hits like an anvil and leaves the audience wanting more. Or so they hope.

Along with his hosting duties for ''Mediaphilia'' and ''Sick Sad World'', Réizàr has contributed random line segues and filler ads for the [[FBC]], a series of ads for WPAJ Radio, and has appeared on various shows on both the FBC and WPAJ, both live and pre-recorded.

===The Furry Side and Beyond===
In the fandom, Réizàr's avatar is a [[tiger|weretiger]], and like the mythical creature that represents him, he's quite the large fellow, peaking at almost six and a half feet and scaling at 250 pounds, or just shy of 18 stone. His most noticeable feature is the moon-and-star tattoo on the back of his left hand, but when asked for a meaning, the most one can expect of the enigmatic weretiger is a slight shrug, not out of rudeness, but because he has yet to find an actual meaning for it beyond something he drew one day in a fit of boredom.

==The Shows==
Réizàr currently hosts two online radio shows:

===Sick Sad World===
''Sick Sad World'' is the former ''Serial Killers'' show, which aired on WPAJ Radio at random times Monday through Friday. The new format airs Friday nights at 9PM Eastern time in WPAJ Radio, is hosted by Réizàr as DJ Knives, and is co-hosted by Toasty Taco.

===Mediaphilia===
''Mediaphilia'' is Réizàr's newest creation. The show is an hour-long look at the world from his point of view, along with everything that's wrong with it. It airs on the FBC on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with new episodes airing Friday night/Saturday morning at midnight Eastern time. It is co-hosted by Ghost, and is comprised of several different pieces, including news, Celebrity Morgue and the return of Skippy's List.
[[Category:People]][[Category:1983 births]][[Category:Musicians]][[Category:Artists]]

Starscream

2006-03-26T20:16:48Z

Reizar:

{{Cleanup}}
'''Réizàr''' is best known these days as the host of the slightly twisted online radio show ''Mediaphilia'', which is hosted on the [[FBC]]. He is also a ranking officer of WPAJ Radio, and an avid gamer, photographer, writer, and above all else, a musician.

==The Trivial Stuff==
===In The Beginning===
Réizàr was born in Sayre, PA in July of 1983. Most of his early life, however, was spent in the southern US, namely Florida and Georgia. At age 8, he returned to north-central PA with his mother and sister, living there for ten years before heading off to the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in late 2001. He left half a year later and returned to Canton for a few months before returning to the south, where he currently resides.

===The Road of the Musician===
Réizàr's radio record, while somewhat impressive, is crippled by his record of musicianship. As of July of 2006, he will have been playing drums for 11 years, and has been in numerous bands over the years, including Synthetic Poison, Psychosis, 1000 Tragedies, Runaway Nightmare, Stillborn, I'll Tell You Later, Assorted Creatures and Murder Machine. His styles range from jazz to rock to thrash to math metal, and any combination between. Currently he owns a Pearl Export series 8-piece drum set, fleshed out with Paiste and Zildjian cymbals, Evans heads and Tama Iron Cobra pedals.

On the air, Réizàr's first appearance was in mid-2004, amidst the initial phase of a dissolving relationship with semifamous furry artist [[Amanda Payne]]. The show itself was a rapid-fire, hard-hitting aural assault, in what was later dubbed the ''Serial Killers'' show, which premeired daily on WPAJ Radio for a year with Réizàr (as DJ Knives) and co-host Toasty Taco. In late 2005, the show was updated, rewritten and reorganized, and became a weekly 2-hour acid-bath called ''Sick Sad World.''

===Current Days===
In early 2006, Réizàr finally officially joined the fur fandom, and also gained a spot on the [[FBC]]. And thus, ''Mediaphilia'' was born. Acquisition of a co-host turned out to be easy, and [[Ghost]] joined up for the second show. Despite having its fair share of problems (the first show was late and the second show couldn't be delivered in time due to connection issues), the show delivers more than it promises, and the duo's style hits like an anvil and leaves the audience wanting more. Or so they hope.

Along with his hosting duties for ''Mediaphilia'' and ''Sick Sad World'', Réizàr has contributed random line segues and filler ads for the [[FBC]], a series of ads for WPAJ Radio, and has appeared on various shows on both the FBC and WPAJ, both live and pre-recorded.

===The Furry Side and Beyond===
In the fandom, Réizàr's avatar is a [[tiger|weretiger]], and like the mythical creature that represents him, he's quite the large fellow, peaking at almost six and a half feet and scaling at 250 pounds, or just shy of 18 stone. His most noticeable feature is the moon-and-star tattoo on the back of his left hand, but when asked for a meaning, the most one can expect of the enigmatic weretiger is a slight shrug, not out of rudeness, but because he has yet to find an actual meaning for it beyond something he drew one day in a fit of boredom.

==The Shows==
Réizàr currently hosts two online radio shows:

===Sick Sad World===
''Sick Sad World'' is the former ''Serial Killers'' show, which aired on WPAJ Radio at random times Monday through Friday. The new format airs Friday nights at 9PM Eastern time in WPAJ Radio, is hosted by Réizàr as DJ Knives, and is co-hosted by Toasty Taco.

===Mediaphilia===
''Mediaphilia'' is Réizàr's newest creation. The show is an hour-long look at the world from his point of view, along with everything that's wrong with it. It airs on the FBC on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with new episodes airing Friday night/Saturday morning at midnight Eastern time. It is co-hosted by Ghost, and is comprised of several different pieces, including news, Celebrity Morgue and the return of Skippy's List.

==The Music==

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