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We don’t have a new episode week, so let’s go back a year. In July of 2014, the wonderful Brendon Small stopped by his own place to talk about Steve Martin’s “Let Get Small.”
You can check out the original episode here: http://goo.gl/eLyBS4.
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Mark McConville is now the second member of the Superego team to drop by Fort Awesome Studios, and we cover a mutual favorite album – the soundtrack to This Is Spinal Tap. It’s always a special pleasure to not only cut in music clips, but to speak to the musically educated and skilled about …
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Dave Waite’s comedy album Hotdoggin’ comes out tomorrow, August 12th on Stand Up! Records. Today, he talks about one of his favorite albums, chosen at random from a few contenders – George Carlin’s A Place for My Stuff, which was a ton of fun to revisit. Stand up mixed with sketch is hard to d …
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His film What If?, starring Daniel Radcliffe and Zoe Kazan opens in limited theatres today, and nationwide Friday, August 15. Elan Mastai is Canadian, and isn’t afraid to change his accent to subvert the US and take it over. Again, his film opens today.
He also picked an awesome, self-r …
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One-quarter sketch group, one-quarter country band, 2 quarters comedy enthusiast, Matt Gourley joins us this week to talk about Monty Python’s The Final Rip Off, an important album for both of us. We talk improv, sketch, and specifically Monty Python’s influence on his work with the amazing p …
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This might be the first time I’ve interviewed someone for whom I once thought to honor by parodying their website. But that was back in 1998, and he’s matured since then. I got to sit down with Hal Sparks this week and talk about his influences, not to mention his unflinchingly high standards …
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Metalocalypse and Home Movies’ own Brendon Small drops by at his own place to discuss “Let’s Get Small” for, somehow, only the second episode in our show’s history to cover it. This time, we’re talking to a musician and comedian, so we discuss both sides of the Steve Martin coin, and also c …
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Matt Lieberman (Sourcefed, Afterbuzz, friend of the show) made the kind offer to interview me for our hundredth episode. I assumed that meant “talk about my collection,” when what Matt had in mind was much more sinister – he wanted me to talk about my own comedy album from 1999. Talk about m …
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The Levinson Brothers sat down to discuss their fond memories of being introduced to Stan Freberg’s albums by their dad, and how that inevitably led to their current album, 2776, created with friend of the show Rob Kutner. A future history lesson featuring Wil Forte, Aubrey Plaza, Reggie …
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