In late August 2015 I took my first ever trip to Central America. I encountered so many new things and I want to tell you all about them. Join the lovely Sara Johnson and I as we chat about our experience backpacking through this wonderful region.
To celebrate the opening of the much-talked-about NWA biopic we are re-posting this very cool conversation with one of the writers of "Straight Outta Compton"...
Long time friends Melissa and Thom are visiting from Argentina and they come bearing delicious mate. Join us for a fun learning experience centered around the social aspects of drinking this delicious shrub.
Gary Kemp, John Keeble and Steve Norman of Spandau Ballet come in the MonkeyCage to talk their birth, hiatus and rebirth - as documented by the film "Soul Boys of the Western World." This much is true...you'll like this one!
Writer/producer Trey Callaway (The Messengers, Revolution, CSI: New York and the forthcoming TV reboot of the Rush Hour franchise) talks creative process, variety of experiences and old-school radio jingles in the MonkeyCage...
When it comes to botanizing, we all have methods to our madness. In this episode, Steve and I discuss some of our favorite aspects of the hobby of plant exploring.
Writer/producer (MASH, Cheers) and now professor (USC School of the Cinematic Arts) comes in to the monkey cage to talk inspiration, dedication and the serious business of how to be funny...
Part 2 of my tour of the Highlands Biological Station. Head horticulture specialist Russell Funderburk provides entertaining insights into what it takes to run a botanical garden. We get to meet loads of native plants, many of which are endemic to this region of North America.
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About SnarkMonkey
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Long-time broadcaster, sometime writer, wannabe director, occasional actor, more-than-occasional voice actor, part-time banjo tuner and former tuna canner Larry Morgan has managed to spend his entire…
career in radio and other media somehow not pissing people off. So after years of being told to "not talk so much" and "keep it short" he decide to Talk More and Go Longer with some of those people. Having a natural curiosity for others who are creative and how they got to where they are (obviously fueled by professional jealousy) and honing in on the events, people, films, TV shows and books that drove them to create - presented in a snarky, monkey-like way - is what this podcast is all about. Live - laugh - learn - throw a little feces with us and be an honorary Monkey as we bring the snark and go on this historic, ground-breaking audio journey. (Really, it's not that big a deal, but it should be fun.) -Larry Morgan