Right here, right now

Lalas interview, second part. There are a host of technical issues going on, including the fact that the Lalas interview is in two sections because my memory card wasn't big enough to hold much. Obviously, this vlogging thing has a ways to go to be any good - but we figure the Wright Brothers didn't get off the ground smoothly the first time. The balance of the camera didn't stay steady here - perhaps the tripod needs to return, though it looks pretty silly with a tiny pocket camera on top. Actually, both interviews got cut off because the memory ran out before Alexi finished all the questions - he is verbose, but we should have accounted for that. I still think we got some interesting info, though. As for the rest, there's definitely a lot of room for improvement now.

New feature

We're not even sure what to call this yet. Luis and I thought it would be a good idea to interview some soccer people in Los Angeles. Because we're different, we each have our own questions, so our interview subject had to be willing to tackle that situation.
We filmed our Sideline Views TV return out at Chivas USA practice, so we thought we'd start this new feature with someone from the LA Galaxy and their view of the SuperClasico. Specifically, someone who would agree to talk to us. People say many things about Galaxy GM Alexi Lalas, but I don't think anyone has ever called him shy.
Check it out, and then offer suggestions for what we can call our interview segment. We were mulling over a few possibilities: Give and Go, Passback, Hustle and Flow. Ok, the last one wasn't a serious option. That's why we need help here.

We're ba-ack

The return of Sideline Views TV. Luis and Andrea talk about the SuperClasico.

On to the airwaves

What the hell. We decided to take a stab at this TV reporting thing.

Here's the first edition of Sideline Views TV. We talk about - what else? - Chivas USA and the Galaxy.