Pajama Party

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Pajama Party episodes

September 23, 2014 Episode 30: Sylus Rothchild & Chelsea Monet – PAJAMA PARTY
The world’s most evil man, Sylus Rothchild, and the talented and inspirational Chelsea Monet visit the studio on this episode of PAJAMA PARTY with Carl Kozlowski, Rena Hundert, Christina Myers and The Letters Home on RadioTitans.com! http://archives.radiotitans.com/PajamaParty/140922_Ep30_PajamaParty.mp3
1 hr 2 min
September 16, 2014 Episode 29: Scott Vinci, Black Hole Past & Rachel Oto – PAJAMA PARTY
Musical comedian (and Carl’s old roommate), Scott Vinci, reveals tales of Carl’s past, Black Hole Past rocks out with Edgar Hernandez of Blind Owl, and the sound tech, Rachel Oto (ROtoSings) finally gets on the mic on this episode of PAJAMA PARTY on RadioTitans.com! http://archives.radiotitans.com/PajamaParty/140915_Ep29_PajamaParty.mp3
56 min
September 09, 2014 Episode 28: Sounds of Era – PAJAMA PARTY
LA band, Sounds of Era, rock PAJAMA PARTY with Carl Kozlowski, Rena Hundert and The Letters Home on RadioTitans.com! http://archives.radiotitans.com/PajamaParty/140908_Ep28_PajamaParty.mp3
1 hr
August 26, 2014 Episode 27: Neil Nanda & The Bloodhounds – PAJAMA PARTY
Comedian Neil Nanda talks dating and dancing, and LA band The Bloodhounds bring the Jug Band Blues to this episode of PAJAMA PARTY–the only late night podcast broadcasting from the heart of Downtown LA with your hosts Carl Kozlowski, Christina Myers and Rena Hundert, and house band The Letters Home–on RadioTitans.com! http://archives.radiotitans.com/PajamaParty/140825_Ep27_PajamaParty.mp3
1 hr
August 19, 2014 Episode 26: I Philosophy & Sandy Danto – PAJAMA PARTY
Storyteller Sandy Danto and the return of iPhilosophy on this episode of PAJAMA PARTY on RadioTitans.com! http://archives.radiotitans.com/PajamaParty/140818_Ep26_PajamaParty.mp3
1 hr 3 min

About Pajama Party

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Pajama Party was the weirdest live show in Los Angeles - a live comedy/variety/talk show in LA that was held in the ornate, historic lobby of the Gaylord Building in Koreatown for two years (it's back now, bitches!) and also at the Improv Lab and Westside Comedy theaters. Mixing rising star comics with established TV and club headliner stars, the show was known as a unique, unpredictable, offbeat and fun place where they ran their material for an often random, diverse lobby audience and then were interviewed by two guys wearing pajamas. Musicians dropped by and played. Cake was left on a table for all eat. It was weirdly magical.