podcasts – The Road 2 Shambala Sam Dingman

A mysterious note of a salacious nature appears without explanation in Sam’s wallet.  Plus, the infamous tale of Sam’s equally inexplicable appearance in the film “Shortbus,” as well as a live performance of the Audience of Two song “Klippan,” which is about couches and ghosts.

The epic struggle between giants and cowboys.  An excerpt from Sam Dingman’s Reasonable Doubt, as performed at the People’s Improv Theater earlier this year.  And some dope rhymes from house poet Perry Meters.  Click here to download, or stream it below.

In addition to completely accurate opinions about auto-correct, video stores, and camping, you will hear the following inspired quotes: “In light of these events, I’ve become an Anti-Semite.” “You are a Microsoft Word success story.” “Blah!  Shazam!” “It was Frank T.J. Mackey’s sled.” “I give house-painting two stars.” And much, much more!

Marshall York joins us to perform live excerpts from his annual 31 Songs/31 Days project, and also enlightens us with the wisdom of Buddhist cowboys.  Kanye West, sweet potatoes, and The Godfather are also covered in depth on this week’s episode, which you can stream below…

Brooklyn rockers The Bottom Dollars visit Hootenanny Studios and grace us with their jams, as well as the ragtag circumstances that brought them together.  The Quality Control board adopts nicknames and offends all known American corporations, and yet somehow Bright Machine Productions successfully secures a full slate of new sponsors for the show.  All this […]

We’re joined by Jon Bolden, aka The Pride of Austin, for some in-depth wonkery around improv comedy, of which Jon is a master practitioner and jewel of the scene down there in the capital of Texas.  The origins of HORK! are also discussed in great detail, plus wonderings as to the whereabouts of our wayward […]