Podcast: The Champs featuring Neil Brennan, Moshe Kasher and DJ Dougpound. Episode 58. Too $hort. Download Link: 

Here. iTunes: Here. Official Link: Here.

Legendary OAKLAND rapper Too $hort sits down with the Champs to discuss his unprecedented four decade long hip-hop career: from selling mix-tapes on the streets to opening for N.W.A. to “Blow The Whistle.” This is a crazy-good episode and Moshe was hard the entire time.

Hanging With My Tweeps 13: #HeavilySponsoredFilms with @NatashaMuse and @Spiegelmania

Cho was born in San Francisco in 1968. She grew up in three places, but primarily near Ocean Beach in the never sunny Sunset District.

“When I go to England,” Cho exclaimed, “I’m like Oh My God! This is exactly a big country that is made up of the Sunset District.”

Podcast: Zum Podcast with George Chen. Episode 17 - Eric Cash. Download Link: Here. iTunes: Here. Official Link: Here

Comedian Eric Cash had a pretty eclectic past as astreet performercircus ringleader, and punk singer before arriving at his current craft. We talk about his life bouncing around the US with a crew of tattooed, vomiting, and drugged out clowns, berating SF tourists, shooting apples off people’s heads Burroughs-style, painting on boobs in New Orleans, and how punk and comedy come to cross purposes. This past year his personal life has been in tragic upheaval. If you can imagine going through the darkest time of your life and getting on the mic in the midst of it, you have some inkling of the intensity and dedication he channels. He’sworking on his first album (recording it at Stagewerx in SF on these dates) while also starring as a super villain in a Batgirl fan web series, appearing at San Francisco’s first Comedy and Burrito Festival October 11-13th, and burning up the twittersphere. (You know it’s a good show when the stuff I left on the cutting room floor includes stories about sneaking into gigs as Eyehategod’s roadie.)

Podcast: Put Your Hands Together. Episode 2. Bobcat Goldthwait (SF80s), Baron Vaughn, Brent Weinbach (SF00s) and Katie Crown. Hosted by Cameron Esposito. Download Link: Here. iTunes: Here.

Mike Cella and Michael Taber, of Fucking Funny, keep it 100 on their radiophonic exploration of local comedy through interviews and performance. Added bonus: the hilarious John Ross is hilarious. Check it out. 

Vanessa L. Pinto highlights Bay Area darling, Lynn Ruth Miller, from her pomp to her raunch (both of which is elegant and adorable). Follow the link for an extraordinary example of living a life worth living. 

George Chen, comedian-producer-raconteur, dictates a series of questions to a series of lauded comedians. The result is the geniune article: insightful, inventive and lush. Phenomenal work from Chen, Erin Conger and Angela May Chen. Enjoy.

Podcast: The Sal and Angelo Podcast Episode 112 w/ Sal Calanni and Kevin Camia. Download Link: Here. iTunes: Here. Official Link: Here.

Sal sits down with great San Francisco comedian Kevin Camia, they discuss his beginnings in stand up, going to banjo camp, the two cardinal sins when recording an album, the 49ers, and Kevin makes an exclusive announcement on the podcast.

[A bantering portal into early-aughts, starts, musical chops and an accurate prediction based on regional pride].

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