Sometimes you write things that you know are only funny to you. Sometimes you write things that are tacky and silly. Sometimes you write very specific parodies that are by their nature inaccessible to most people because they are not familiar with the object of parody. And sometimes, you check all the marks and get … Continue reading LOST SKETCH: The Churchy Hour
Dave Kuskie and I do a sketch comedy radio show called “The Dr. J And Dangerous Dave Dog and Pony Show.” It’s a series only in that we have done more than one episode. We’re averaging about one episode a year, and with Dave now back in sunny California I don’t anticipate that schedule changing … Continue reading LOST SKETCH: Andy Williams Tribute Artist
My pal Dave Kuskie and I have been making radio programs since 2004. We call them “internet radio shows” because…well…they’re not podcasts. They’re a modern take on the radio comedies and dramas of the pre-television era, with sound effects, as many voice actors as we can beg to join us, and original scripts. One of … Continue reading The “Canine Creeper” Dossier
I am sharing here an audio file containing a series of commercials I did several years ago. I used to think these were really great radio ads. Looking at them now, I have warm feelings…nostalgia…but I can more honestly evaluate them as ranking from marginally decent to a step or two (or more) below mediocre. … Continue reading The (Not-Quite-Good, Not-Quite-Legal) Old Days
I’ve been fortunate enough to interview a handful of notable figures in my radio life.. some of my favorites were dropped in my lap by a fellow named Corey Sorenson, who was a salesperson for our radio stations. These were classic-era artists performing at area venues, and we did the interviews primarily to promote the … Continue reading Talking To A Righteous Brother
