Sammy Obeid didn’t intend to be in the midst of a streak, but that’€™s exactly where he is. Sammy takes the stage nightly to perform comedy…

[Sammy’s record-shattering endeavor continues to garner attention, this time from the good folds at SplitSider, whom interviews the BayBoy in the crux of history.]

An interview with writer/actor/comedian Moshe Kasher, who wrote the incredible book Kasher in the Rye.

[Deborah Thomasian goes deep with homeboy Moshe Kasher. I love its informative hyperbole.]

Anthony D’Alessandro paints a tale of native tiger, Emily Maya Mills, with focus to her newest show: God Hates Figs. Full of minutiae and support. Check it out! 

Jazmine Hill chats with Chris Thayer. The results are delightful. 

More Bay-love within poshpub, Esquire, as Kevin Camia gives the nod to Chris Garcia. Hopefully this game of local hot potato continues until we can eventually get national exposure for Danny Dechi. 

Robin Hardwick is doing us all a huge solid in her coverage of 2013’s SF Sketchfest, Check out her recent write-up of a revival performance of hysterical, post modern buffoonery from the minds of The State.

Favorite things are hard to find. It takes talent, determination and voice. All these qualities (and more) are featured in abundance at The Higgs Weldon, an online literary journal from the minds of long-time favorite, Robin Higgins, and new-time favorite, Paige Weldon. Not only is THW for those who want entertainment, it’s also an avenue for creativity, taking submissions as we speak! Check out pieces from Bay-sters Ivan Hernandez, OJ Patterson, and Miss Higgins herself. 

Comedian Kevin Camia, everyone’s favorite acerbic confectioner, gets love and favor from hilarious comedian/peer/professional best friend, Alex Koll. Quick, cool read. Curio Prevails!