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On opening night of AFI DOCS, David Ross & Dan Bloom stormed the Newseum red carpet for a chat with AFI President Bob Gazzale. DC's annual documentary festival opened with the film "Letters to Jackie" by director Bill Couturié, and closes on Sunday, June 23.

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Thursday evening was the season finale of Save Me on NBC, a show where the main character, Beth Harper (played by Anne Heche) hears the voice of God.

Darlene Hunt is the executive producer and showrunner for "Save Me," previously she was executive producer for "The Big C" on Showtime. Darlene Hunt is the creator of some hilarious prose and we chatted it out about her latest opus on NBC, while touching on some other fun topics regarding God:)

*Save Me is in danger of getting cancelled and we surely don't want that to happen. Especially not as the show is establishing its groove. To help the cause, we'll be providing the address to send letters to NBC Entertainment to make sure a Season 2 is greenlit for next year. Stay tuned.

Toiling in the unforgiving world of comedy for over twenty years, Marc Maron watched his contemporaries achieve the kind of success he desperately craved. Twice divorced, broke, and dispatched from hosting duties on the now defunct Air America, Maron began the "WTF" podcast as an act of desperation in 2009. Five years later, "WTF" is one of the top podcasts online and it has resuscitated Maron's standup career, even inspiring a scripted show, 'Maron,' on the Independent Film Channel. Maron was in Washington DC for a book reading of his new title "Attempting Normal," and he graciously gave Dan & David this interview conducted in a stylish yet practical utility vehicle. In this episode, Maron talks about his friend (and maDCap idol) Bill Hicks, losing his virginity, and reveals the guest of WTF's 400th episode.

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In honor of the inaugural Moombahton Massive Day, Saturday June 1, 2013, maDCap delivers a carefully crafted love letter to the genre birthed by Dave Nada and nurtured by our other guests: Matt Nordstrom of NADASTROM, Super-producer Munchi and Sol Selectas label head DJ Sabo.

Moombahton Massive Day was a huge success, selling out the 9:30 Club and rocking Velvet Lounge all day. Big up DC! The next Moombahton Massive is back at the ancestral homeland of U Street Music Hall ( http://uhalldc.com ) on 7/17.

More information:

NADASTROM soundcloud.com/nadastrom | http://nadastrom.com

Munchi soundcloud.com/munchi_productions | http://originalmunchi.tumblr.com | http://munchiproductions.blogspot.com

Sabo soundcloud.com/solselectas | http://solselectas.com

It's a celebration.

Tigran MiMOSA was sick of being categorized, so he invented his own genre. He says "whatever music I touch is Future Trill," a catch-all term that includes anything from ambient tones to fast-paced drum & bass and heavy dubstep. Mimosa has released "Future Trill, Vol. I" as a free download on his website http://mimosa.fm and has tour dates planned throughout the summer. Learn more at http://madcapdc.org.

Young squires Cookie Monsta (Tony Cook) and Funtcase (James Hazell) carry the shield of Circus Records. maDCap's David Ross and special guest interviewers Molly & Ryan Martinez speak with the boys about music, their careers and the future of bass.

This is our piece with Alex Botwin, the oh-so talented Paper Diamond. He was nice enough to chat prior to a show in Washington, D.C.

Make sure you check out his new Paragon EP!!!

If you thought our interview with this gentleman from Croydon was over, then well, you were misinformed.

Part III will be out in a bit. Be good.

Recorded at Bloombars in Washington DC.

On a cold and foggy night in Philadelphia, maDCap got pretty effin real with Olly Jones aka Skream. This is part one of a three part series about his career and life.