Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 290 – Family Albums Episode 5 – Mitch Myers on Shel Silverstein – Inside Folk Songs
Comedy on Vinyl Mitch Myers is not only the archivist for the Shel Silverstein archive, but he is also Shel's nephew. This week…
Dispatches from Fort Awesome Episode 80 – S4E10 – Look Who’s Talking – with Special Guest Jim Hanna (the other Bill)!
Dispatches from Fort Awesome My husband's name's also Bill. View Original Post and Listen to Episode Here: http://bit.ly/2B9CSI6 (via Dispatches from Fort Awesome: A…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 289 – Family Albums Episode 4 – Lawrence T. Dawson and Belle Harrell on Mr. Silver Spitzdawson
I discovered a vanity press album not long ago, with a weird anthropomorphic dog on it, called Mr. *Silver* Spitzdawson.…
Dispatches from Fort Awesome Episode 79 – S4 E9 – The Secret of Management
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Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 288 – Nigel Planer
You might know Nigel Planer as Neil from The Young Ones, or you might have seen him in a million…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 287 – Nell Scovell on An Evening Wasted with Tom Lehrer
Nell Scovell has written a bit of everything and has a great book out now called "Just the Funny Parts."…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 286 – Josh Clark on Steve Martin – A Wild and Crazy Guy
Josh Clark co-hosts the wonderful Stuff You Should Know podcast and also has a new podcast, The End of the…
Dispatches from Fort Awesome Episode 78 – S4 E8 – Stupid Holiday Charity Talent Show
The Great... Ventriloquidini... View Original Post and Listen to Episode Here: http://bit.ly/2A8marP (via Dispatches from Fort Awesome: A NewsRadio Podcast)
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 285 – Allison Dore on The Best of Spike Jones
Allison Dore does comedy, does radio, and now does owning a female-centric comedy record label, Howl and Roar Records. This…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 284 – Phil Rosenthal on The Incomplete Works Of Carl Reiner & Mel Brooks
I grew up on shows like Everybody Loves Raymond and Phil Rosenthal grew up listening to easily too much comedy…