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Scott Dehn of the McHenry Outdoor Theater supplies Unprintable with bit of info about a celebrity attending the showing of Nightmare On Elm Street 1 and 2. Don't miss these back to back showings on October 15th at Golden Age Cinemas, in McHenry. Check out the interview for all the details or visit the McHenry Outdoor Theater's facebook page.



Jami also has the chance to catch up with Christian music artist, Michael W. Smith. Smith will be preforming at the Raue Center for the Arts on August 20.



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Spoilers! If you haven't seen Suicide Squad and want to experience every little tidbit in the movie for yourself, you may want to stay away from the first half hour of this episode. 

Nicole and Jason talk a little about why Suicide Squad isn't as bad as all the reviews might have you believe. There aren't any huge spoilers in this conversation but there might be a few things you want to avoid if you haven't yet experienced the film.

Dan Mott comes back in the studio to talk about the new Dear Hunter singles, "The Revival," and "Gloria," which dropped recently in preparation for the new album, "Act V: Hymns with the Devil in Confessional."

Lester Johnson joins the podcast to gives us his input on the latest St. Paul and the Broken Bones track, "Flow With It (You Got Me Feeling Like)" from their upcoming album, "Sea of Noise."

The Dear Hunter and St. Paul and the Broken Bones' albums both drop in September.

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Jami speaks with Lauren Froderman about her upcoming visit to Crystal Lake. Froderman is the winner of "So You Think You Can Dance," season 7. Froderman will be teaching a class at Dancepiration Dance Studio on August 6th. Visit http://www.liberateartists.com and enter promo code lofro to get a discount.

Jason also puts his two cents in about Jake Bugg's latest album, "On My One." See what he has to say and if his expectations were met with the folk artist's newest project.

Listen up next week when Nicole will join us in the studio to discuss Suicide Squad and a first time appearance by reporter and vocalist, Lester Johnson, as he and Jason sit down to discuss the latest singles from Saint Paul and the Broken Bones.

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Listen up next week when Nicole will join us in the studio to discuss Suicide Squad and a first time appearence by reporter and vocalist, Lester Johnson, as he and Jason sit down to discuss the latest singles from Saint Paul and the Broken Bones.

Unprintable has some great stuff to say about Wonder Woman and the Justice League trailers. If you haven't seen them yet, check them out! Jason and Nicole give their thoughts on DC’s latest answers to the MCU.

We've also got some awesome info on "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" being released on July 31. Barnes and Nobles everywhere will be celebrating the book's release, July 30 from 8 pm to Midnight. Jason sits down with Hailey Wallin, resident Harry Potter expert at the Crystal Lake Barnes and Noble, to discuss the event.

Jami speaks with Alan Kirk, president of Algonquin’s Founders’ Day, about some of the new and exciting things lined up for this year’s fest.

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Nominated for an Emmy this year for his work as a supporting actor on the FX series, Baskets, Louie Anderson gives unprintable a bit of his time. Anderson discusses some of his current endeavors in the realm of acting and stand-up comedy, as well as how to start a car using gasoline and a lit match. Don't miss his upcoming act at the Raue Center, July 29th, in Crystal Lake. (30:30)

Travis Cakos of Art by Pale Horse talks with Jason a little bit about his paintings and illustrations. A Great story for any up and coming artists looking to make it on their own. Check him out on Facebook. He also cut a little video of our interview. Watch it here.

Romance novelist, Elizabeth Harmon also joins Unprintable in the studio this week. Don’t put her books in a category with any old romance novels: Harmon’s work is honest, funny, smart and an all-around great read. Harmon talks about her current published works, some of the events you can find her at and what's in store for her. Find her books on Amazon, Goodreads, IBooks or click here! (16:30)

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Did you know there's a Gym and a Pokestop right outside our studio?

Zach Walters of the digital team at the Northwest Herald joins Jason Pformmer in the studio to discuss the world wide phenomenon, Pokemon Go, getting people out of their houses and forcing them to engage in something called exercise. (11:45)

Jami Kunzer speaks with Kay Bates of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce about Illinois' largest festival, Fiesta Days.

Jami also speaks with singer songwriter, Megon McDonough, about her upcoming performance at the Woodstock Opera House for Woodstock's Folk Festival, July 16th from Noon to 6pm. Stick around after the interview to hear McDonough's uplifting song, "Amazing Things." (29:50)

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This week Jami interviews Michele Vazquez, director of the show "Art," Regina Belt-Daniels, director of "[title of show]" and Joel Bennett, who will be performing in "[title of show]." All of this week's guests are involved in the upcoming TheatreFest at the Raue Center for the Arts. 

Check out the song "Two Nobodies in New York" from [title of show] directly following the interview.

Jason reviews the latest Blink-182 album "California." Blink-182 recently added Alkaline Trio's Matt Skiba to their roster to replace previous founding member, Tom DeLonge. Listen to what Jason thinks about this dynamic change to the band and how it effects their sound.

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Did you watch season 4 of "Orange is the New Black"? 

If not you need to stop listening right after Jami Kunzer and Jason Pfrommer interview NBC's "The Voice" finalist, Keith Semple. Semple will be performing July 3rd at Lakeside Festival in Crystal Lake, IL. So get out there and check out his act. Don't forget to show your support for some of the other crowd favorites playing this year including, Modern Day Romeos, 7th Heaven and Boy Band Review.

Check out Semple's track, "Taking my Chance on Tennessee," directly following the interview.

If you've finished watching season 4 of "Orange Is The New Black" listen to Dan Mott and Jason Pfrommer as they recap and speculate on what's to come for the women of Litchfield Penitentiary. 

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It's time for an epic music festival. Summerfest 2016 is quickly approaching and Nicole is back in the studio to discuss it with Jason. Jason and Nicole have both created playlists showcasing this year's Summerfst performers.

Jami also joins Jason in the studio to interview Patrick Tsotsos and Trevor Newton Pritchett of Shah Jahan. Tsotsos and Pritchett discuss the dynamic of their band as well as future endeavors and upcoming shows, including their July 8th show at Summerfest. Check out their single, Baby Blaize, directly following the interview.

Visit the Northwest Herald to read about, listen to and vote for your favorite of two Summerfest playlists. Will it be Nicole's "Get Pumped for Summerfest 2016" list of peppy summer anthems, full of high energy music to get you pumped for Summerfest, or Jason's "Hot for Summerfest 2016" list of rocking tunes to get your hands up and your feet moving?  May the best playlister win!

Playlister is a thing, right?

Alicia Regan joins Jami in the studio to talk about Epic Repertory Theatre Company's upcoming performance, Laughter in the Loft, at McGonigal's Pub in Barrington, IL.  Regan also recounts her time on screen in Zack Snyder's recent film, Batman Vs. Superman as well as discusses her own filmic endeavors with an upcoming piece she plans to produce and star in.

Jason heads back into the studio with Jami to speak with Bob Cozza about his latest project, B.A.M. Fest. Cozza gives musicians who create their own original music a festival where they can showcase their talents. 3 days, 40 bands and 100% Awesome! Emeral Lagasse would totally get behind this. BAM!

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