June Diane Raphael dropped by for our first full length podcast of the new year. She was great and cool. She told many a fun story. It was also nice to kind of get the beginning of the year monkey off the proverbial back. We’ve some fun dudes and dudettes lined up. Listen and tell your friends.
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http://ia700206.us.archive.org/8/items/JuneDianeRaphael/JuneDianeRaphael.mp3
Mike Sycz joins us for a short and sweet pod. We discuss the reason for the mini-hiatus and talk up plans for the new year. This is a re-upload. The first had some glitch. We’ve June Diane Raphael up next week. Stay tuned for good time fun!
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http://ia600806.us.archive.org/16/items/StateOfThePod_437/StateOfThePod2.mp3
The wonderfully affibale and comically comical Todd Strauss-Schulson dropped by the BuckLair for a chat about movies and life (but mostly movies). Aside from Josh, Todd is the first movie director to set foot in the lair. He was nothing short of amazing (though the ghetto toddies may have aided in his amazingness, I still content he would have been amazing nonetheless). That said, you should listen to his podcast and you should listen well.
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http://www.archive.org/download/ToddStrauss-schulson/ToddStrauss-schulsonPartI.mp3
Country music personality and overall good guy Mike Askay dropped in for the final podcast of the year. Mike is a country music player. You can hear his band here: Big Tweed. His band plays good time honky tonk music. You should listen to them and become pure and cool.
As always, you ought give a listen to our guest and the pod.
Your mother will thank you.
http://ia700803.us.archive.org/25/items/DinnerWithTheBeatles1/MikeAskay2.mp3
I thought I’d start a thing where I write about guests coming over to talk. Henry Phillips is coming up next, so I thought I’d talk some about him. Mike Phirman told us we should interview him, so I emailed him. He said he could come by and then we began the dance. There is a certain dance that always seems to accompany the booking process—especially a booking process as nebulous as this. We emailed back and forth a couple times and then he showed up on Marc Maron’s WTF pod.
I listened to the podcast late over the Thanksgiving holiday. My son wasn’t sleeping. I think I continued it into the next morning. It was a good podcast. Most of theWTF podcasts are good. Marc Maron operates like a modern day Alan Lomax—sort of. The analogy may not be perfect, but the interview helped me uncover something interesting.
Anyhow, I’m watching Punching the Clown now. You can find it on Netflix. Henry is a good man. His voice sounds like gravel. He smokes. He writes funny music. He knows Dr. Demento.
The Buckshot Boogaloo Podcast Featuring Henry Phillips
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http://ia700805.us.archive.org/0/items/HenryPhillips/HenryPhillips.mp3
Michael Gladis stopped by the BuckLair for a laugh and a chat. I met Michael with my friend Vern Moen on a trip back from a place near Yosemite. Vern had just bought a car and we stopped for some cheese and beer at a place that sold cheese and beer. I didn’t have much money at the time, so I remember the cheese and beer not being an easy buy. I remember trying to figure out how to justify the purchase of cheese and beer to my wife. I find myself often trying to justify things to my wife (this podcast, other cheeses, other beers).
sOur friend Shaun was with us. I have known Shaun for a long time and I’m pretty sure he’s the type of Shaun to spell his name as such. I think. I could be wrong. I could probably go look it up, but it would erase the worth of the previous few sentences. Shaun was the one who noticed Michael. Shaun was the one who had started watching Mad Men. He was the one who told us it was a cool show. Vern and I hadn’t started watching it when we met Michael. I imagine we told him we loved the show. I imagine he didn’t really care either way.
All said, we didn’t talk about Mad Men during the episode. We talked a little about acting. We talked some about K19: The Widowmaker and about Chris Elliott. I think he spells Elliott with two t’s, but I’m not positive. I’d check if I had the patience, but my child is screaming in the bedroom. He is young and we are making him “cry it out.” Crying it out is a thing parents do to make their children sleep. It gets them ready for the real world. I think. I’m not sure. I’m not sure of too much, to be honest. Except for my lack of certainty regarding the spelling of two names and the fact the my noise canceling headphones are not canceling much.
Enjoy!
Michael isn’t on the internet anywhere.
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http://ia600809.us.archive.org/3/items/MichaelGladis/MichaelGladis.mp3
The wonderful Brody Stevens dropped by the BuckLair for a fantastic chat. Brody is a good man. He is a funny man. I hope you enjoy. Josh was not able to join. This saddened us both. He was tending to the needs of his child.
As usual, your mother will, possibly, maybe, seriously, thank you.
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http://ia600809.us.archive.org/27/items/BrodyStevens/BrodyStevens.mp3
Sean Watkins. The Sean Watkins of guitar and goodtime songstuffs, stopped by the BuckLair for a chat about the wonderful world of picking and grinning. Though he didn’t actually pick anything whilst in studio, he did grin. We grinned too. Sean talked a bit about country and a bit about rock and roll. He was a wonderful dude and you really ought give this podscat a listen.
As usual, your mother will, possibly, maybe, seriously, thank you.
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http://ia600806.us.archive.org/4/items/SeanWatkins/SeanWatkins.mp3
Tim Heidecker dropped by the BuckLair. We had a nice talk about baseball and unreliable narrators. Tim has the propensity to be an unreliable narrator—a HILARIOUS unreliable narrator… not unlike Randy Newman (who we also discussed). He also played some piano and Prousted it up again. I would maybe say that this appearance may… nay MIGHT have been the only (or one of the only) stops on his Cainthology promotional tour. You should buy Cainthology if you want to laugh and support a good cause. I also promise to NEVER again CAPITALIZE entire words.
Please give a listen. Thank you.
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http://ia700807.us.archive.org/33/items/TimHeidecker/TimHeidecker.mp3
The wonderfully fantabulous David Koechner dropped by the BuckLair for a chat and a giggle. Mr. Koechner is a large man. He seemed tough as a mighty oak tree. I imagine he also has an eye like an eagle, but we didn’t get into his eagle eye. We did talk about old weird America and Carnyville. We also talked about marriage and the plight of the bald actor.
Please give a listen. Thank you.
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http://ia700601.us.archive.org/26/items/DaveKoechner_509/DaveKoechner2.mp3
