Performer Of The Month - Nominations For January 2022 *FEATURE CHANGES*
Performer Of The Month - Nominations For January 2022 *FEATURE CHANGES*
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Performer Of The Month - Nominations For January 2022 *FEATURE CHANGES*
This article was written by Ellys Cartin, Jessica VanWinkle, and Matthew Fulton. The article was edited by Donna Cromeans (DJRiter). The open and close of the article were written by Ellys Cartin. Prepared for publishing by Aimee Hicks. Dead to Me spins a fast-paced tale of a singular friendship forged among the ashes of grief, anger, and the occasional murder. Two everyday women must figure out how to dispose of a dead body while clinging to their unlikely bond that is now their best hope for healing and redemption. Judy Hale, one half of this show’s beating heart, is brought vividly to l...
Back in 2016, I created POTM with little expectation of it being as big of a success as it has become. Because of its unexpected popularity over the years, it has required the feature to change and evolve each round. We saw a big change to the winner articles in 2020 when they went from their original article format to a roundtable format. While that format was fun, it was time for a big change to bring the feature to new heights. As such, the 2021 round will see a whole new format for winner recognition, but we’ll get to that in a minute. First read through the 2021 rules and then check ou...
Results: December tends to be a slower month which usually makes it an easy month to predict who could win. The Staff side played out as expected, with the leader nearly immediately taking the lead and was never dethroned. The Reader side, however, turned out to be far more interesting and surprising. The performer who would ultimately come in as the runner-up was the odds on favorite to win. Then came a single tweet from a fellow nominee acknowledging the poll. At that point, the ultimate winner started a slow march to overtake the leader. The winner would not only overtake the lead but woul...