Verbal Shenanigans

As we put a bow on an amazing year for the show, we are joined by two final guests on the show this week.

First, we are joined by Howard Bloom.  Howard is an extremely unique and interesting man, who is an accomplihsed author, music publicist, for the likes of Prince and Billy Joel, but has also wrote books on human evolution.  Howard is a great mixture of scientist, humorist, and an artist.  Check out his books on Amazon today!

Next, we are joined by John Pasquale, aka, Soho Johnny.  John helps to perform and produce some truly amazing classic rock events for charity.  John was an really nice, down to earth, appreciative guest who really has a passion for what he is doing in the world.

We also chat about a new holiday, learn about Mike's gross finger, and discuss the difficulty of getting old people on zoom calls.

It’s that time of year again for the Verbal Shenanigans  2020 Holiday Spectacular!! And today we are joined by a Christmas icon. You may know him as Flick from a Christmas story, the one and only Scott Schwartz joins us on the show to talk about his long career, movies, child acting, adult movies, and what it is like to have your tongue stuck to a pole.

Getting in the holiday spirit?  If not, this episode might help.  Fresh of his release of "One Wish For Christmas" , we are joined by the former lead of singer of Kajagoogoo and singer of "The Never Ending Story", Limahl.  We discussed Limahl's early career, The Never Ending Story, his career's ups and downs, and his plans for the future.  Check it out!

We also bring on two of our old pals, author, Joe Carney and artist, Natty Bumpercar to discuss their new children's book, "Douglas: A Christmas Tale".  Douglas is story about inclusion and the magic of Christmas.  It's a great read and also a great way to support local artists.  Go order "Douglas: A Christmas Tale" on Amazon today!

We've had some really great voice actors on the show over the years, and today we add another one to the list.  We are joined by Tony Daniels.  Tony has a a resume that is extremely diverse and has endless stories to tell.  You might know Tony's voice as Gambit from Xmen, Sailor Moon, and even Tony the Tiger.  Tony is immensely talented and it comes through in this interview.  Check it out!

 We also talk about what drives us mad,  more about Burlew's old soccer team, and the interesting fate of Scott's old comedy stage.

Today's episode is a special one.  We are joined by Stephen Perkins, world renowned drummer of Jane's Addiction, Porno For Pyros, and much much more.  Stephen was a such a nice, interesting, and open guy, with tons of great stories and musical insights to share.  Stephen is still as involved in music as ever, and has so many great bands to check out.  Along with Jane's Addiction, make sure to check out Banyan, Hellride, and Think.  Oh, and this superb interview.  

We also have some great conversation today about a recent virtual comedy show, what we remeber about 2020, and a crazy story about a toaster strudel.  Another great week.

Today, we are joined by a bass legend, a man who has played with the elites of music, and someone who just simply gets it, Tony Franklin.  Tony, aka The Fretless Monster, has played with the like of the Firm, Roy Harper, David Gilmour, and Kenny Wayne Shepherd.  Tony was hilarious, unique, and full of some amazing insights on music.  What a great chat!

We also talk about Covid hitting close to Scott's home, George Clooney, and Mike working out in a very precarious way.  Have a listen!

Today, we are joined by former Incubus bassist, Dirk Lance, and his new bandmates, Emily Rath and Kyle Mortensen, making up East of June.  East of June provided a fantastic interview, that was hilarious, interesting, and full of musical insight.  If your a fan of Dirk's work, you will love his new sound with these 2 talented musicians.  Go check out their latest music on Spotify today!

We also learn about Mike's recent trip to Disney, some of the horrible people there, and how Mike scammed the system.  Have a listen!

Well, it's not every day you interview a member of band like Pink Floyd. But today, is that day.  Scott Page is known for his saxophone and rhythm guitar with Pink Floyd, Supertramp, and Toto.  Scott was such a unique, energetic, and brilliant guest.  We discussed his early music career, his introduction to Pink Floyd, opportunities in the modern music business, being named in LA's 100 coolest people, and his amazing work as a technologist.  Make sure to check out Scott's music and his new unique project, Think: Exp.

We also talk about the birth of Scott's child, the 2020 election, and more.  Check it out!

It's just another week on Verbal Shenanigans.  So, today we simply interview former leader of the Hell's Angels, George Christie. F George discusses his entry into the club, how and why he left, carrying the Olympic torch, solitary confinement, writing books, and pretty much everything inbetween.  George was an extremely interesting and funny guest.  Make sure to look out for George's new shows, new books, and new work.  In the meantime, go watch  the Outlaw Chronicles!  Have a listen!

We also talk about forming our own biker gang, drinking dehumidifier water,and more.

Happy Halloween!  We are back with this year's edition of the Halloween Spectacular.  This year, we interview Russ Kckamey, the owner and creator of what is considered by many, America's scariest and most extreme haunted house experiences, McKamey Manor.  These events involve a long selection process, hours of extreme horror, with what seems like no limits.  Mckamey Manor is known throughout the world. and proves to be one of the most intense, and controversial experiences around.  Think you have what it takes?  All it costs is a bag of dogfood.

We also talk about 2020 Halloween costumes, stories about people getting rid of their own body parts, and we rewrite some movie classics into horror movies.  Have a listen!