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Presenting the first short film from Comedy on Vinyl and The Comedy Archive. It’s the story of Taylor Jessen prepping the Firesign Theatre archive to be shipped off to the Library of Congress.
https://youtu.be/ol981bbSfo4
Also, don’t forget to visit Taylor’s blog at taylorjessen.blogspot.com.
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Presenting the first short film from Comedy on Vinyl and The Comedy Archive. It’s the story of Taylor Jessen prepping the Firesign Theatre archive to be shipped off to the Library of Congress.
https://youtu.be/ol981bbSfo4
Also, don’t forget to visit Taylor’s blog at
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Our first documentary feature, Lords of Soaptown, is available on Blu-Ray from Celery Sound Records. Lords of Soaptown is the insane true story of a sport
We swear we recorded this in time for voting but… well… things happen. This week we talk about a video from Looking Forward: 2016, our latest movie. The rough Mark I cut is available on YouTube now for FREE.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_T1342vFp4
Check out Celery Sound
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Dan and Jay talk about Vice-Precedence and a number of other things.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9rcSbbzm1k
Check out Celery Sound Records, our sketch comedy record label at bit.ly/comedyalbums
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Do the same for Dan Gomiller & Jason
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We’re proud to announce that our first documentary feature, Lords of Soaptown, directed by Jason Klamm, releases on DVD December 6th.  You can pre-order the insane true
Jason Klamm and Scott Appel are on the hunt for a filmmaker to help their campaign transparency make its way to the big screen.
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We wrap up the first month of Looking Forward: 2016 with an IT guy in upstate New York pairing beer with soda, some archival campaign
This week, I talk with one of the producers of the Back to the Future documentary “Back in Time,” Lee Leshen, who brings up Howie Mandel’s insane crowdwork comedy for the first time on the show. Â Give it a listen, and go see the movie, which comes out the same day as The Million McFly March to
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