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I take a walk through Lakeview on a Saturday night after some kids take over my stoop, and end up in the park at midnight talking about tobacco addiction and working on the Downtown Drive-In (which one is worse for my health?). Then, cut to a few nights later in the studio, with updates on the DD-I, and reflections about “Prometheus” (some SPOILERS).
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“Sultan Soul” by the Bayou Trio (CC-Share Alike)
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1:13:47 — Hanging out in the driveway on a wet hot Alabama summer night, then finishing up on a bike ride the next cloudy morning. Talking about the Downtown Drive-in, multilevel marketing cults, and coffee black. Also: the Talking Heads, snark, and being the so-called ”Grill Master” (aka: in charge of other people’s happiness).
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Released June 2012 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.
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57:05 — After a month away from the microphone, I get on back to it with an extensive, in depth interview with the awe-inspiring, and perhaps mildly — yet entertainingly — delusional Duke Fightmaster, of “This American Life” fame, who quit his lucrative day job to follow his creative ambition, of hosting a late night talk show on You Tube. Duke’s story makes me wonder if I should do the same. Do you need the “day” to make the “night” happen. Also, was my mind-bending car wreck perhaps a happy accident — something that might allow me to follow in Duke’s footsteps and focus all my energy on creative pursuit?
If you haven’t heard Duke Fightmaster’s odd story, check it out here.
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59:16 — I have a cleansing moment of clarity…and then lose it, as I continue to figure out how a person actually ”grows up”. Also: Drive-in Movie project update Mike Daisey and ”This American Life” Popcorn Noir Sci-fi Channel in the mid-90s.
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1:06:42 — My first reflections of visiting the extensive hiking trails of the new Red Mountain Park in Birmingham, and the long, hard process you have to go through to buy anything behind a glass case in Wal-Mart. Also: out-of-school, out-of-mind; The “Wilhelm” scream; Eddie Murphy.
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56:38 — An exercise in getting my groove back. Here’s a show to re-create the narrative; a self-pitying look at what this new year has looked like to me, as well as a glance at my new project, “MobMov”. Plus: “The Sadist”, and dealings with Alabama’s ongoing controversy, HB56.
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53:38 — What’s all this Christmas joy I keep hearing about? A last ditch effort to give you and myself some happiness this Holiday season, without resorting to the proverbial “bottle” as a default. Also: Garret Scone, once again, sings “Silver Bells” — a tradition of sorts on the show — and why I will forever be traumatized by “Christmas Light Looking”.
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1:03:44 — A December 24, 1974 recording of Jean Shepherd reading from his story “Duel in the Snow, or Red Ryder Nails the Cleveland Street Kid” — which inspired the film “A Christmas Story” — on his WOR New York radio show. Plus some extra Shep goodies to keep you company this holiday season.
Special thanks to Humanist.org for providing this audio, by the way.
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58:36 — How highway engineers had a “whale of a good time” in the 1970s. Also: rude Xmas letters from Preachers, Iconoclast Tony Danza, and a surprise call from my new manager, Mr. Cressell.
I take a walk through Lakeview on a Saturday night after some kids take over my stoop, and end up in the park at midnight talking about tobacco addiction and working on the Downtown Drive-In (which one is worse for my health?). Then, cut to a few nights later in the studio, with updates on the DD-I, and reflections about “Prometheus” (some SPOILERS).
