You, Me, Them, Everybody

You, Me, Them, Everybody Live! at the Hungry Brain with Claire Zulkey, Ricky Carmona and Michael Lux and the Bad Sons

I was an All-Star!

Claire Zulkey is an author (buy her book "An Off Year") and all-around nice person. You should see her show at the Hideout on May 10. It's called Funny Ha-Ha and should be funny. More info here.

Ricky Carmona is one of my favorite people. Follow him on Twitter and see him live.

Michael Lux and the Bad Sons are really good and played some music that has never been played on acoustic guitars. Visit them online and see them live.

Good show.

You, Me, Them, Everybody Live! at Pete's Candy Store with Karen Abbott, Andy Haynes and The Bandana Splits

Karen is the author of "American Rose" and "Sin in the Second City." You should buy both books. They're good. Visit her here.

Andy Haynes is an extremely funny stand up. Follow him on Twitter here.

The Bandana Splits are a girl group that made everyone happy that they came to the show. Like them on Facebook.

Good show. Thanks to Pete's, the guests, the crowd and anyone I'm forgetting.

You, Me, Them, Everybody Live! at the Hungry Brain with Mark Bazer, Mike Lebovitz and The Clams

The extremely kind talk show host Mark Bazer was kind enough to be on the show. You can see him host "The Interview Show" the first Friday of the month at the Hideout. Visit him online here.

I've stolen from Mike Lebovitz. His dick, specifically. Please right this wrong by purchasing The Comedians You Should Know debut album. (Mike is part of that group) You can do that here. The Comedians You Should Know produce one of the best comedy rooms in Chicago. See them every Wednesday night at Timothy O'Toole's.

The Clams were excellent. Sadly, their performance did not record to well. They were kind enough to send an mp3 to close out the show. Visit The Clams online here.

You, Me, Them, Everybody Live! at the Looking Glass with Meg and Chris from 2Birds1Blog, Brandon Wardell and Junior League Band

Meg and Chris are very popular! Their blog is very popular! You can read it here.

Brandon Wardell is very funny. So funny we talk about other podcasts in front of a crowd.

Junior League Band is fantastic. Their music is beautiful and accessible. Highly recommended. Visit them online here.

Yes we did!

You, Me, Them, Everybody Live! at the Hungry Brain with Mike David, Chad Briggs and Al Scorch

The last January show! We did it! What that is is unclear!

Red Bar Radio host and Red Bar Comedy Club producer Mike David angers a hipster crowd yet also feeds a hipster crowd. Figure that out.

Chad Briggs makes me laugh and also teaches me about mustaches.

Al Scorch plays country punk bluegrass. Really. I love him.

A good show.

Let's all play the Feud!

You, Me, Them, Everybody Live! at the Looking Glass with Andrew Wiseman, Seaton Smith and Cigarbox Planetarium

"Drag Race" is the best show on television!

Andrew Wiseman is the editor of the New Columbia Heights blog. We talk about fascinating neighborhood happenings, like scary fish on the street and headless roosters on the sidewalk.

Seaton Smith survives! Listen to find out what that means. Visit him online here.

Cigarbox Planetarium closes the show with awesome instrumentals. It'd be kind if you bought their album here.

Cunning, uniqueness, nerve and talent.

You, Me, Them, Everybody Live! at Pete's Candy Store with Sara Benincasa, Nick Vatterott and Pearl and the Beard

The first YMTE Live! in New York! And it wasn't bad! Hooray!

Sara Benincasa is the perfect guest. She can talk about anything and won't shy away from anal. So that's good. See her when she does stand up or her one woman show and buy her book when it comes out. Find out about that kind of stuff at her site, sarabenincasa.com.

Nick Vatterott was recently on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon". He was kind enough to do all new material for this appearance. I appreciate that. Watch clips and more on his site oodlesofpun.com..

Pearl and the Beard has been interviewed on YMTE and now they've played a live show. I love them. I told them that. They know. The second song they performed is the most touching song ever played on YMTE Live! Go to their shows and buy all the stuff they want you to buy here.

Thanks Pete's Candy Store! Please let YMTE Live! take place inside you once a month!

View some amazing photographs from the show taken by the lovely Mindy Tucker.

Brightest Young Things creator/editor Svetlana Legetic watches a lot of films!

Emily Ruskowski improves lyrics!

Aaron Thompson had a large budget for socks!

Ian played piano!

I did not deserve this exclamation mark!

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Visit Brightest Young Things here.

Watch Emily Ruskowski here.

Visit Aaron Thompson here.

The Prince of Petworth creator speaks highly of Washington DC.

Michael Foody is amazing and, if the world is fair, will be very rich and successful.

The Torches play music you want to drink to in a dive bar.

Ian Walters plays piano throughout the evening.

We all celebrate a strangers birthday.

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Visit Prince of Petworth here.

Visit Michael Foody here.

Visit The Torches here.

A good show. Really.