Mike Road

Pierre McGuire talks with the Kings' Mike Richards after their Game 1 win against the Devils. Richards talks about another road win as well as the overall performance of him and his teammates.

Mike Richards, Drew Doughty and Dwight King talk about Sunday's strong victory over the Coyotes.

Mike and Frank keep themselves entertained on the road by placing bets against each other.

San Francisco-based musician Goh Nakamura (playing himself) is at the height of his career. With a national tour on the horizon and his song being featured in a national TV commercial, Goh has the life he always wanted. When his long-distance girlfriend Erika (AYAKO FUJITANI) breaks up with him over Skype, Goh feels lost, as though no one could ever heal his broken heart. One night in San Francisco, he meets a fellow indie musician, Yea-Ming (playing herself). Unexpectedly, Goh experiences a special connection with Yea-Ming and finds himself on a road trip with his cousin Mike (MICHAEL AKI) to see her in Las Vegas.

"60 Minutes" producer Bob Anderson tells a humorous story about traveling with Mike Wallace at the Dallas airport. Anderson spoke at the CBS News memorial service for the late Wallace in New York City.

Jersey Shore: Season 3: Episode 11 -- Vinny and Pauly take a road trip to Staten Island. Roger becomes more than just a rebound for Jwoww. Mike reveals Sammi's shady ways, causing Ronnie to question his love for her.

Preteen Jonny Quest, the son of a renowned scientist, is a bold and brainy kid whose life is filled with intrigue, espionage, and nonstop excitement.

Feb. 18: Teen deaths in road accidents, long the leading cause of death for teens, are increasing again after eight years of decline. NBC s Mike Taibbi reports.

At the Ostrom Road Landfill, Mike Rowe gets a lesson in truck driving that involves pig tails, spit and smooth locks.

Barock the Nation The Tour Thousands of Volunteers throughout Florida and millions across the nation worked selflessly until the last polls closed to mint a historical win for Barack Obama and the Movement for Change that began with a speech in 2004 and will continue for generations to come. We proudly played our small role as ordinary people who came together to do extraordinary things. With the election behind us and the road ahead we have planted a seed that requires continued nurturance, diligence, commitment and care, as organizers and volunteers we have made a pledge to continue our support and do what we can to strengthen the bonds of what is no longer a contest or competition and to continue our efforts to raise awareness for what it means to be a nation of all colors, united as one country where there are no blues states or reds states only the United States of America! That is why we have committed to our plan to continue our efforts with the March on Inauguration Day and a Multi-Media Tour Production across the country dedicated to honor and recognize everyone that made and continues to make the sacrifices that are required to effectively change our nation for a better future! With your help as sponsors, supporters and volunteers we will BAROCK THE NATION! Production Notes Key Individuals Role J. Anders Thueson Director, Organizer, Barock the Vote 2008 Ryan Paul Simmons Artist Edwin Mesa Videographer Mike Russell Obama Campaign Staffer Production Host and Narration Primary Bands Joel DaSilva Trio Nicola Quartet Teri Catlin Quartet Talia Segal Singer Songwriter Secondary Bands The Druids Quartet JP Soars Trio Sosos Quartet

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