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Behind the scenes with Natali Del Conte

I am a huge fan of Natali Del Conte’s show Loaded on CNET TV. It’s a concise recap of the day’s news in technology and everything web. So when she IMed me to come see a taping of the show, I jumped out of my seat.

Natali Del Conte practicing for Loaded

She was doing a quick run-through, and I snapped a little video:

I hope Natali comes back to SF more often because she is truly missed in this office. I am glad she gets to explore NY though, but her heart is in the bay area. If you are reading this Natali, thanks for letting me come watch a live episode of Loaded, it was awesome :)

Natali Del Conte practicing for Loaded

Here are all the pictures I took: http://flickr.com/photos/mager/tags/loaded20080619/

This entry was written by Andrew Mager, posted on June 18, 2008 at 4:14 pm, filed under Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Trackbacks are closed, but you can post a comment.
  • Natali is awesome! Talk to her sometimes on AIM.
  • I just finished listening to Thursday's BOL with her co-hosting. She needs to move to SF and be on BOL everyday because she was great. You're right, it's just a matter of time.
  • I mean you no offence in asking this but, who the heck are you? I seem to have been on your blog at least three times this week and I'm unsure why I keep on ending up here...
  • In time... in time. SF is where her heart is :)
  • loaded is how i start my day! i over heard her say on cranky geeks that she dosnt like new york so maybe they will move her back to san fransisco. that would be awesome
  • Randall Bennett
    Everyone knows Loaded is NOTHING without me. =)

    All kidding aside, it's pretty cool to watch a product come together, and Natali is so talented, it makes it really easy to work with her.

    I hope for CNET NY's sake, she avoids SF like the plague! But, wherever she is she makes the company better.
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