The Comedy on Vinyl Mini-Museum
I began podcasting in 2011 with the Comedy on Vinyl podcast. It started and ended as an exploration of the history of vinyl comedy through the lens of how and why people make friends over comedy and, specifically, comedy albums (and usually on vinyl; I made occasional exceptions in the early days). A student of comedy, Comedy on […]
A note: I submitted this a while back to Taco Bell Quarterly, a fast food fanzine and if I bounced back from being rejected by that then I’m pretty sure I can do anything. I partially grew up in a Taco Bell. Actually, I was a bit too old to still really be considered “growing up” when […]
All Hail Richard. The Exit and the Lifeguard. Call me Plutonium. Solid band or improv group names all. For me, during a two year-plus period of my life, these were eras. These were eras not dictated by where I was in life, or even what was happening around me – certainly not by anything over […]
The community anthology that changed my life In 1997, you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone in my area of Upstate New York with any internet connection beyond dial-up. Personally, I didn’t even have that, and I had to go to my best friend Dan’s house to watch images download line-by-line. I knew I wanted to […]
Jason presents a 3-D model/print he’s been holding on to for a while – the PEZ safe, big enough to hold a MicroSD card, but the exact size of twelve pieces of PEZ candy, to hide away with your other PEZ. You can download the STL file here for free, or for a donation to […]
It’s crazy to me that after 20 years “officially” (read: first check) in the entertainment business, that extra work has any place among the things I regularly bust my ass to create.  When I was 19, getting paid to produce a video on grant writing, I didn’t even think I’d ever be an extra, let […]