Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Episode #3 - RockGirl (part 1) & the Limelight Afterglow



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We're back! Too long away... Thanks for everyone who stayed with us and kept bugging us for new episodes. And welcome to all the new listeners!

This time we give a nod to the David's new album Limelight Afterglow. It's an inspired pop romp through the club scene of Chicago and New York in the late 80s. Congratulations David! He worked long and hard on it – four years – so we encourage you to give it a long, hard listen.

We also have part one of a really great, honest, interview with Vicki Abelson, aka RockGirl. Find out what the famed music promoter of the New York clubs of the 80s and early 90s (you may sense a theme here) is doing these days. She's awesome. We were really bowled over by the way she opened up about her work, her passions and her addictions.

Vicki's literary salon Women Who Write -- which she runs from her home outside of L.A. -- has seen the likes of Jackie Collins, Marlee Matlin, Kelly Carlin, Sonya Sones, Wendy Liebman, Bruce Vilanch, Carol Liefer, Paul Provenza, Eve Brandstein, and one of my favorites: Marc Maron. Plus many, many more. Yes, some of them aren't women. Find out why. Listen:

Note: Oh, I know the audio is shit. I KNOW. I engineered  it this time, not David. He's got the skills. Sorry... I hope it's not too bad... (I'll work on it.) -- Brett


Or click it here to open in your browser's media player: 

(Update: I recommend you open the episode in your computer's media player -- which is likely to provide a time stamp -- if you'd like to skip around more easily in the episode. Vicki's interview starts at 0:28:36. The entire episode is 1:08:10)


The Whore of All Media (self-proclaimed) can be found at:
Vicki Abelson | Vicki on Twitter | Vicki on Facebook | Vicki on YouTube

David's latest album can be found at:
LIMELIGHT AFTERGLOW on Bandcamp.com


Many thanks to the music contributors in this week's episode:
The Handcuffs , "Dirty Glitter"
Bernard Fowler | Frank Howson , "To Thy Own Self Be True"
Linda Good , "Overboard", "Life Is A Ride"
Zoe Moon | Zoe Moon music , "Paris"



As always, let us know what you think! Please leave us a comment about format, guests, content, anything, even stuff you'd like to hear on the future.

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Episode #2 - That's Entertainment

Green tea takes the place of brown liquor as we enjoy two guests this week, entertainment writers Andy Argyrakis and Lou Carlozo. We also talk about the benefits and very costly consequences of online file sharing. Plus, there's music from the Erin Armstrong & My Imaginary Friends and Moxy Phinx, and we talk briefly about more very exciting upcoming segments. Yay! Ahem...

Listen the the episode after the jump.

Friday, November 5, 2010

Episode #1 - Follow Up

Hey, Los Angeles horror fans: Adam Green's HATCHET 35mm print will be shown UNCENSORED for the first time in the USA in a double feature with HATCHET 2 -- also 35mm UNCENSORED -- at the New Beverly Theater in Los Angeles on November 30th. Don't miss this! Only $7.00 for the night.


Tickets here:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/136017

Thanks again to Brenna, Tiffany, Jeremy and Adam for their great contributions to our first episode, not to mention our wonderful musical contibutors. Big respect to all. And thanks to all who listened and gave us their feedback. Keep listening!

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Episode #1 - The Horror...

Welcome to our inaugural podcast, where we – Dave and Brett – planned a discussion on campaign ads and ended up talking about horror movies. Fitting, especially since we're posting right before that day of high mischief and fear: Election Day Halloween.

For the occasion, we're schooled in the art of low budget horror through fantastic interviews with budding filmmaker and Tromahead Jeremy Morrison, gorgeous scream queen Tiffany Shepis (Frankenstein Syndrome, The Hazing), popular horror director/producer/writer Adam Green (Hatchet, Frozen) and makeup and special effects artist Brenna Deutscher - a.k.a. FX Maiden .

We also enjoy the perqs of product placement. And see if you can spot the '80's pop culture references.

We hope you enjoy. Tell your friends.
Listen to the episode after the jump.