Bobby Slayton talks about his dinners with Woody Allen, along with Andrea Martin, Eddie Pepitone, Mark Thompson, Andy Caploe and Jane Edith Wilson. Written by Steve Rosenfield, Andy Caploe and David Feldman. WARNING: Language not appropriate for work or children. This is a raw, unedited tape that has not been cut for radio.
June Foray created Natasha Fatale along with so many others of your favorite cartoon characters.
Originally broadcast July 13, 2012. It’s Rocky the Flying Squirrel! Natasha! Holy Smoke! June Foray. Along with Paul Dooley, Eddie Pepitone, Frank Conniff, Jeremy S. Kramer, Janie Haddad Tompkins, Mark Thompson and Chris Pina.Written by Frank Conniff, Guy Nicolucci, David Weiss, Ray James and Dylan Brody.
In Israel It’s not officially a “laugh riot” until they bring out the water cannons.
Everybody Loves Raymond is being produced in Israel with a brand new cast. Executive Producer Steve Skrovan talks to us from Tel Aviv and tells us what it’s like to produce a sitcom in Israel. Also sketches featuring Eddie Pepitone, Paul Dooley, Janie Haddad Tompkins Dylan Brody and Jeremy S. Kramer. Written by Frank Conniff, Guy Nicolucci and David Weiss.
Jimmy Dore’s laptop got stolen and he relates several stories about punching guys who tried to mug him. Also Salon’s labor correspondent Josh Eidelson returns to talk about the treatment of Apple store employees. With Kevin Rooney, Will Ryan and Stefane Zamorano.
Todd Glass is appearing at the Comedy Attic In Bloomington, Indiana this week.
Originally broadcast June 19, 2012. Todd Glass is one of the funniest comics working today. Fast, spontaneous and careless, Todd dips his toe into the comedy river no matter how cold the water. He’s a great friend and his Comedy Central special is airing right now. Also movie reviews from Michael Snyder.
Originally broadcast June 18, 2012. Prankster Alan Abel has been playing tricks on journalists for five decades. The New York Daily News calls him, “The greatest hoaxer of our time.” He is the subject of the award winning documentary “Abel Raises Cain” recounting a lifetime of preying on the sloppiness and downright laziness of American media. Then Eddie Pepitone tells us about how he lost his virginity to his college professor. And we kick around an idea for a movie. With Paul Dooley, Frank Conniff, Jimmy Dore, Stefane Zamorano, Jeremy S. Kramer, Dylan Brody and David Weiss.