If you missed last weekend’s Tent Show Radio episode featuring Ruthie Foster it can now be heard online. During the monologue at intermission, Mike shows you how not to buy a used car and where not to put the yogurt.
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.
If you missed last weekend’s Tent Show Radio episode featuring Mike and the Long Beds, it can now be heard online. During the monologue at intermission, Mike explains how he wound up in a band, and what critical advice he once received from a Grammy-winning musician.
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.
If you missed last weekend’s Tent Show Radio episode featuring Corey Carlson, it can now be heard online. During the monologue at intermission, Mike talks about roughnecks who enjoy pain, and proper use of the term “gozzle.”
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.
In addition to the new show being heard on-air this weekend, I see they’re starting to make this year’s previous Tent Show Radio episodes streamable so you can listen online. On this one I talk about my favorite New Year’s Eve ever (it involved crock pots, “Tommy Boy”, and the New Auburn Area Fire Department). Also grandma’s special Carlton 100s-flavored sugar cookies.
Interview with ArtZany Radio this morning. You can listen here. At the end I talk about my voice as opposed to Benjamin Percy‘s voice.
We discussed the influence (or not) of “the coasts” in this artistic age. You can listen here.
Here’s an interview with Mitch Teich about Visiting Tom (this ran a while ago, so the event reference is no longer current). Also about my friends and photographic collaborators John Shimon and Julie Lindemann.
Right before Visiting Tom came out, I got to be on Michael Feldman’s Whad’Ya Know? radio show. The audience was ready to laugh (with us? at us? somewhere in between?), and later I said their laughter washed up onstage like surfable oxygen. Well, that’s how it felt. You can listen here.
Thank you to everyone who has taken us up on our special “Chicken Package” (a combo deal on a hardcover of Coop and a copy of The Clodhopper Monologues). We’re about to wrap it up, but in celebration of all things poultry, here’s a link back to the spring of 2010, when the folks at Wisconsin Life tagged along while I fed my chickens. You can listen here.
Wisconsin Public Radio’s Wisconsin Life is running an excerpt I read from the new book (due out 8/21/2012) in which I describe my neighbor’s workshop. Opening line: “Imagine an antique store stocked by Rube Goldberg, curated by Hunter Thompson and rearranged by a small earthquake…”
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