Comedian. Singer Song Writer. Rabbi. Gary Shapiro is all these things and more. On today’s episode Gary talks with David about everything from Charlie Hebdo to Moses. Plus, we remember actor/comedian Taylor Negron with this classic segment from the show.
Comedian/Musician Gary Shapiro guest hosts this episode of The David Feldman Show, and on today’s show Gary is joined by Comedian/Musician Henry Phillips to talk music, play music and have a rockin’ champagne jam! Plus Jimmy Lee Wirt chimes in now and again during the broadcast. But first, David Feldman starts the show off with a commentary on Gaza.
Bonus Episode Excerpt: Gary Shapiro debuting his soon to be country music hit ‘Clean Needles’ with lead guitar accompaniment by Henry Phillips.
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Jeff Norman stops by to talk about Citizens United and McCutcheon, The Veterans Project, and U.S. Tour of Duty. Plus Steve Skrovan, Will Ryan, Gary Shapiro and Jeremy Kramer.
Laura House, Karen Rontowsky, Matt Kirshen, Ralph Nader, Shadoe Stevens, Will Ryan, John Presto Reynolds, Gary Shapiro, Jeremy S. Kramer, Film Critic Michael Snyder, Pacifica Reporter John Matthews.
Kira Soltanovich is a comedian, writer, and actress best known for her work on prank-oriented reality shows such as Oxygen Network’s Girls Behaving Badly and TV Guide Network’s Trapped by TV Guide. She is also known as the voice of a talking photo booth in a sketch on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, andThe Jay Leno Show. She’s also the voice of Carla on the animated series Iggy Cool. Soltanovich is part of the 90-minute comedy special Hot Tamales Live on the Showtime Network. She guest starred on Prank Stars, a Disney channel series. She currently hosts her own parenting podcast: thekirashow.com. Plus a song from Gary Shapiro and a touching story from Dylan Brody…and Steve Skrovan.
Republicans want you to believe that millions of Americans are losing their health insurance due to Obamacare, and that President Obama lied when he said, “If you liked your plan you could keep it.”
George Zornick writes for The Nation Magazine, he’s been looking into this for the Washington Post and writes that when all is said and done only ten thousand Americans will lose their coverage, not the five million conservative pundits would want us to believe. He joins us from Washington DC. Then California’s State Supreme Court last Thursday ruled unanimously that undocumented workers could now practice law in the state of California. Rachel Swan writes for SF weekly and she has been following this case, she joins us from San Francisco. Michael Snyder is our resident film critic and he has two documentaries we all have to see. And Jeremy S. Kramer spills the beans on The Annenberg Foundation. Plus Gary Shapiro sits in with Will Ryan And The Cactus County Cowboys. Please subscribe to this show as a free podcast on iTunes and Stitcher and give us a great review.