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Finally, after much too much trial and error, the video of our first in a series on Firesign Theatre’s history, with Phil Proctor.
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This week, we begin retracing the history of Firesign with Phil Proctor, in part one of a mini-series covering every album from the Columbia years, and perhaps moving on to more. Phil is currently working on an autobiography, so he’s in the storytelling mood, so while we planned to cover the
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I’ve spoken to some of the great minds in comedy on this show. And yes, I count Jeremy Guskin among them. But when I told Jeremy that Billy West was doing the show, his reaction was the same as mine. Billy West is a hero to both of us, and, speaking personally, easily my biggest voice over h
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Live from iOWest! I’m joined this week by James Urbaniak, Jeremy Guskin, Andy Merrill and Taylor Jessen to talk about “Another Monty Python Record!”
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Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guests: James Urbaniak, Jeremy Guskin, Andy Merrill and Taylor Jessen
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As we prepare for the holiday break (new episodes will return in January), we invite you to listen to our first-ever Christmas episode featuring Zero Mostel reading The Grinch!
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On this apostro-free episode of Comedy on Vinyl*, Jake Fogelnest and I talk National Lampoon and revisit “That’s Not Funny, That’s Sick.” We discuss Jake’s love of comedy and obscure media, as well …
