Jenna Jameson Teams Up with Dead X Radio
We here at Dead X Radio are excited about teaming up with Jenna Jameson on these projects.
Tampa, FL (PRWEB) January 06, 2016
Entrepreneur business mogul and former adult entertainer, Jenna Jameson, will be flying in from Los Angeles to be live in studio with Dead X Radio on January 16th, 2016. She is expected to announce and discuss her project as the host of the upcoming series, Between the Lines. The series follows Magician and Mentalist of the Year, Morgan Strebler, as he is put into impossible situations where he must blur the lines between life and death to find the solutions.
As a kick-off to the series, Morgan will perform a stunt where he is medically assisted in dying and then being brought back to life after several minutes. This event will be hosted by Jenna Jameson as well as the Dead X Radio personalities. It will be a history making show surrounded by a multitude of mind-blowing feats and displays of impossible outcomes. This is slated to take place in August of 2016. Exact dates will be released shortly.
Morgan is the newest member of Dead X Radio. He recently joined Jeff Hillyer, Chance Hancock, Patrick Webb, and John Rusnak in their raw comedic discussions surrounding the paranormal, horror, and science fiction.
When Jenna is in studio on January 16th, you will be able to watch Morgan perform some of his capabilities with her live on camera. Viewers will also be able to interact with the show via Twitter. The show broadcasts live every Saturday from 4pm to 7pm Eastern Standard Time at DeadXRadio.com. The replay of this episode with Jenna Jameson will be available on iTunes and other digital services after Monday, January 18th.
Dead X Radio is a show that takes an edgy and uncensored look at horror, sci-fi, and the paranormal. They interview celebrities within all of those genres and give a comedic & raw take on those topics. They recently made iTunes Top 100 New & Noteworthy shows and have been recognized by multiple acclaimed venues. Dead X Radio viewers are worldwide in over 30 countries.
