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.
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].
Podcast: Friday Night Film School (Live @ Lost Weekend Video/Cynic Cave). Episode 22: Re-Birth. Featuring Julia Prescott, Dave Child, Kevin O’Shea, Joey Devine and Caitlin Gill.
THIS WAS SUPER FUN!
Episode 22: FNFS LIVE! Re-Birth! at Lost Weekend Video in San Francisco
This week Professors Dave Child and Julia Prescot travel up to San Francisco to discuss the theme of Re-Birth! Invited to the classroom were three of SF’s best and brightest to discuss their favorite strange/weird/cult films that vaguely represent the theme. Hear Kevin O’Shea mull over the ethical quandary that is the film: SWITCH. Behold Joey Devine attempt to explain the beauty ofDREAMCATCHER, while Caitlin Gill recalls the MST3k classic: OVERDRAWN AT THE MEMORY BANK. Also discussed are: RE-ANIMATOR, FRANKENHOOKER, empty U-Hauls, awful brits, poop, feminism, the mentally handicapped, God, and THE MIND! Rise from the ashes, for it is FRIDAY NIGHT FILM SCHOOL!
Hosted and Created by Julia Prescott & Dave Child
Original Music by Paul-El
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Courting Sketchfest Countdown: The Podcasts [7 Days Left]
I’m a fan of podcasts. I said it and I’m not taking it back. Their exponential growth and autonomy has made a collective, eclectic connection with listeners who are willing to spend the big bucks on witnessing their favorite program. Outside of the Los Angeles Podcast Festival, no other collection of shows boasts as many live recordings as SF Sketchfest: Judge John Hodgeman, Bullseye with Jesse Thorn, Thrilling Adventure Hour, Superego Podcast, Throwing Shade, The Dead Authors Podcast, Professor Blastoff, Nerdist Podcast, Smartest Man In The World, How Was Your Week, Plus One Podcast, Never Not Funny, Pop My Culture, Who Charted?, AND You Made It Weird. Wow.]
Podcast: You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes. Episode 116. Bobcat Goldthwait. Download Link: Here. iTunes: Here. Official Link: Here.
[Writer/director/comedian, Bobcat Goldthwait (SF80s), can add “impressive podcast guest” to his immense list of credits. Topics include: hiatuses, lurid impressions, “God Bless America”, civility and being apart of the problem. Very fun, fluid episode.]
Podcast: RIFF-erendum with Steven Pearl and Al Clethen. Episode: Will Durst. Download Link: Here. iTunes Link: Here. Official Link: Here.
Will Durst is one of the most topical and funniest comics I’ve ever known. He’s known primarily as a political comic, but he can cover any subject and make it rib cracking funny. He’s also big city smart! I think an audiences’ I.Q. goes up 7 points after seeing one of his shows. Al and I got to talk to him backstage after one of his usual brilliant sets in San Francisco and here it is.
[A deeply personal, friendly conversation between three colleagues from the late 70s-early 80s Comedy Boom. There’s a great love story, a great transplant story, and some great road stories as well. Check it out.]
We did it, babies! Our first ever LIVE EPISODE! Jorma Taccone (SNL, the Lonely Island, Girls) speaks to us about ASMR, embarrassing first recordings, and being an unlikely heartthrob. Alex Koll (Comedy Central) shares with us his bowling expertise and explains what “pussy boy” means. Natasha Muse (A Funny Night for Comedy) talks science and tells the truly incredible story of how her baby came to be (hint: not the usual way!). Tony Bedard (booker of the Hemlock Tavern) shares some of the worst booking emails he’s ever gotten. Plus, two bona fide Robin Williams experts:
Joey DevineDr. William Robbins &Sean KeaneProfessor Adam Patches!Live music from Nate Heller!
Breast massagers! Stray dogs! Heckling dads! ASMR! Mark Twain! This episode has it all!
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