Our friends at GamerFM will be hosting a special version of The Joe Show at EPIC 7 and they want to get your involvement. The show will be a 12 hour marathon hosted by one man, Joe "Show" Styrka.

I myself once edited a copy of my university magazine in a twenty four hour period for charity and most who have met me would I agree I never truly recovered. As such Joe has my personal sympathies and hopeful you guys will offer him your support.

The show is billed as:

Here's the deal!

At epic.Seven ( www.epiclan.co.uk ) I shall be doing a 12 hour radio show in the name of Games Aid charity.

Date & Time

Thursday the 20th of October @ 16:00 GMT for 12 hours.

Where?

www.gamer.fm live at epic.Seven ( www.epiclan.co.uk )

Features

A 12 hour Joe Show with lots of live interviews, prize give aways and most importantly! Joe getting his legs waxed live on the GamerFM live webcam stream! ( www.livestream.com/gamerfm )

A little about Games Aid ( www.gamesaid.org )

GamesAid is a new UK video games industry based charity. It distributes funds to a diverse range of charities; it is a means of giving something back on behalf of the industry.

GamesAid acts as a broker of charitable activity on behalf of the industry, taking advice from all sectors. It is a non trading body. The charity is administered by Trustees, who operate on a fixed term basis. It is formally run by a chairman, who is also on a fixed term.

GamesAid is a children and young people's charity.

Just to prove also that this is the real deal I have also contacted Games Aid and they have kindly put up a few words on their twitter and website ( http://www.gamesaid.org/news.php )

So what are you waiting for?!

Get donating @ http://www.justgiving.com/Joe-Styrka

Joe also added for his friends at Cadred.org:

I'm proud to be hosting GamerFM's first charity event, i'm hoping that as gamers from whichever gaming background you come from we can together, all make a difference. We complain about being under paid from the tournys, competitions and lans we attend and participate in but i genuinely believe sometimes we need to think about those who literally have nothing at all.