Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 379 – Allan Mott on David Steinberg – Booga! Booga!
Comedy on Vinyl Allan Mott joins me to talk about the hilarious David Steinberg and to discuss Steinberg's fascinating evolution (including directing the…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 378 – The History of Firesign, Part 7 – Not Insane – with Phil Proctor and Taylor Jessen
Phil Proctor and Taylor Jessen return to discuss the next Firesign album: Not Insane. Here's the video version: https://youtu.be/8Rc2f4PDDsM Host:…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 377 – Dan Pasternack on Jonathan Winters Unearthed
This coming Record Store Day, you can find a record compiled by Dan Pasternack using existing and recently discovered tracks…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 376 – Corey Ryan Forrester on Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks – 2000 Years With…
Corey Ryan Forrester and I start talking about 2000 Years with Carl Reiner & Mel Brooks and get derailed when…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 375 – Joe Gilford on Booker & Foster – You Don’t Have to Be Jewish
Joe Gilford drops by to talk with me about his dad's vinyl work, his stand-up work, and some other seminal…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 374 – Michael Kostroff on Mel Brooks – The Producers
The delightful Michael Kostroff joins me to talk The Producers, the movie and the stage show. Host: Jason Klamm Producer:…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 373 – Adam Schatz on Mitch Hedberg – Strategic Grill Locations
Talking Mitch Hedberg with musician Adam Schatz. (photo by Lisa Schatz) Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Guest: Adam Schatz…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 372 – Duncan Miller on Pre-Vinyl Recorded Comedy
Duncan Miller runs Vulcan Records, one of the only places still making brand-new Edison cylinders. He joins me this week…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 371 – Terry Jones on Franklin Ajaye – Don’t Smoke Dope, Fry Your Hair
Stand up comic Terry Jones joins me to talk about Franklin Ajaye and a record I've been waiting for an…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 370 – Jennifer Keishin Armstrong on Gertrude Berg – How to Be A Jewish Mother
Jennifer Keishin Armstrong wrote the fantastic When Women Invented Television, and we picked TV pioneer Gertrude Berg to discuss, as…