Also on the sidewalk in front of the Weyenberg Library thanks to Nick of Boswell Book Company.
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Available Online: Tent Show Radio TSR 13-20 Trampled By Turtles
If you missed last weekend’s Tent Show Radio episode featuring Trampled By Turtles it can now be heard online. During the monologue at intermission, Mike visits a neighbor who just lost his wife of 60 years.
A big thank you to Tent Show Radio sponsors. They’re an interesting, cheesy, foamy, delicious, outdoorsy bunch, and you can get to know them right here.
Tom Chalk
What I saw when I arrived at the event last night. Thank you Weyenberg Library, and thank you chalk people: Nick Berg of Boswell Book Company and chalk artist/children’s book illustrator Stacey Williams-Ng (Stacey did the images seen below) (more of her work here).
“Roughneck Grace” Tom Visit Column Online
Every week the Wisconsin State Journal runs “Roughneck Grace,” a weekly column written by Mike (many of the columns will be adapted from Mike’s Tent Show Radio monologues). Today’s column (about visiting my neighbor Tom) was printed on sturdy newsprint this Sunday and can now be seen online here.
Sundown
Revised seven chapters, split a bunch of firewood. Same general approach. It was a good day.
Tent Show Tonight – Trampled By Turtles Part I
If you’re within range of one of these stations tonight (Saturday, May18th) we hope you’ll join Mike as he hosts another edition of Tent Show Radio from Big Top Chautauqua. Information on streaming the show here.
In this episode’s monologue – delivered from the backstage dressing room with the one lonely little lightbulb burnin’ – Mike visits a neighbor who just lost his wife of 60 years.
You can join the Tent Show Radio Facebook page here.
REMINDER: Most of this year’s previous Tent Show Radio episodes available for streaming anytime – just click here.
Tent Show Tomorrow – Trampled By Turtles Part I
If you’re within range of one of these stations tomorrow (Saturday, May18th) we hope you’ll join Mike as he hosts another edition of Tent Show Radio from Big Top Chautauqua. Information on streaming the show here.
In this episode’s monologue – delivered from the backstage dressing room with the one lonely little lightbulb burnin’ – Mike visits a neighbor who just lost his wife of 60 years.
You can join the Tent Show Radio Facebook page here.
REMINDER: Most of this year’s previous Tent Show Radio episodes available for streaming anytime – just click here.
Planted
Got oats in last night now awaiting rain. And weeds.
Interview with 2nd First Look
An interview with Dave Gourdoux. I was grateful that he raised the “persona” question. It’s been something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately.
New Jeffrey Foucault Project
I still like it when music arrives in cardboard. More info here. More on Jeffrey Foucault here.
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