Writers for The David Feldman Show stay at the Westbury Diamond Mine.
Workers’ Rights
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Comedian Todd Glass
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.
Punking The Media
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.
Jerry Sandusky’s Commencement Speech
Originally Broadcast June 15, 2012. Arianna Huffington’s Radio Show, I’ll Have Another, Pope Still Needs A Butler, and Histrionic Personality Disorder. Today’s program is written by Frank Conniff, Jim Earl, Guy Nicolucci, David Weiss, and Dylan Brody. It features Paul Dooley, Frank Conniff, Jeremy S. Kramer, Dylan Brody, and Ben Gleib.
Acting Lessons
Marlon Brando in "A Streetcar Named Desire" directed by Elia Kazan who named names before H.U.A.C..
Paul Dooley, Eddie Pepitone, Frank Conniff, Jimmy Dore, Jeremy S. Kramer, Dylan Brody, Stefane Zamorano and Emmy Award Winning Comedy Writer David Weiss.
Super Tuesday Two
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer in way over her head.
Alex Seitz-Wald covers politics for Salon and is the Assistant Editor of ThinkProgress.org at the Center for American Progress Action Fund. Alex grew up in California and holds a B.A. in international relations from Brown University. Prior to joining ThinkProgress, Alex interned at the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer on PBS and at the National Journal’s Hotline, where he covered key senate and gubernatorial races. Alex also co-founded and edited the Olive & Arrow, a blog on foreign affairs for and by young progressives. At Brown, he contributed to several publications and served on student government.
Plus Film Critic Michael Snyder with his picks for the week. And Jimmy Dore and Stefane Zamorano.