Shakeytown Radio Hour

Rich Juzwiak (@richjuz on Twitter) from tvguide.com and fourfour chats with Gene and Brodie about pop music, reality television, viral videos and supercuts, celebrity interviews, and internet plagiarism. Also, the music of Ether Teeth, and news about how to donate to the podcast.

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: Gene feels exposed. Brodie goes to the Bay Area for a ska show. The podcast should have got that one guest who was in Santa Monica the whole time.

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: Gene and Brodie are happy about being featured by Christine E. Taylor in "Anatomy Of A Podcast." Brodie has an idea for a new NPR show from within the "Star Wars" universe. Gene eulogizes dying social networks.

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: Disappointment. Blackouts. Dog graduation. Something about circumcision. Subcultures in which wardrobe is essential. Gender-free zone. The lighter side of suicide.

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: Podcast fights, means to fly, how's your sex life, doomed trips to Doomie's, and unusual deaths. Is that right? Can we start over?

More from Bob and Ghoul - plus, a story about and song by Magnolia Electric Co.

Part one of a conversation with Bob Schriner (Chunklet), legendary prankster and comedian, and Ghoul Skool (Everything Is Terrible), found footage aficionado. We discuss kidnapping Ronald McDonald, the upcoming EIT Fest, stealing U-Hauls, and making action films on videotape. Join them, Gene George, and BFH to usher in a new era for Shakeytown Radio - YEAR TWO! Cameos by Suki-Rose from Cinefamily,...

Comedienne and actress Brandie Posey helps Gene and Brodie end year one of the podcast with stories about a flirty David Carradine, wrangling extras for Joaquin Phoenix, hanging in a bowling alley with Tara Reid, ska kids in Orange County, shady landlords in the Valley, and the creeps you'll meet at open mic and karaoke nights. Also, the music of Operation Ivy.

This Shakeytown Radio Minute is a previously unheard excerpt from when James Urbaniak appeared on the show. Brodie tells an anecdote about David (Gruber) Allen of "Freaks and Geeks" and The Naked Trucker fame.

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James Urbaniak (@JamesUrbaniak on Twitter) is an actor best known for his role as Dr. Rusty Venture on "The Venture Brothers," his portrayal of R. Crumb in "American Splendor," and the character Simon Grim from Hal Hartley's "Henry Fool" and "Fay Grim." On this episode, Gene and Brodie chat with James about the political blogosphere, fan conventions, James' theatre experiences, and James' alter eg...

Andy Wood (@andytwood) is a writer, comedian, and founder of the Bridgetown Comedy Festival (bridgetowncomedyfestival.com) in Portland, Oregon. Gene and Brodie chat with Andy about surviving the fake rapture, who's who in "Deadwood," the acting career of the singer of Everclear, Andy's recent move to L.A., how this year's festival went, the trouble Andy Dick got into, playing water polo with Andre...

This is a re-release. Check out Jen Kirkman's new album, "Hail to the Freaks," on AST Records.

This is a re-release of our conversation with the actress Janie Haddad Tompkins. You might have heard it before, you might have heard the shorter version, or you might not have heard it at all. But this version is the real deal with the entire conversation. Give it a listen and enjoy!

Lyndsey Doolen is an actress in Los Angeles whose work includes the critically acclaimed web series "Bump" and "Awkward Embraces." She is appearing in MOXIE TheatreWorks' "Quickies" series in the Flight Theatre at Complex Hollywood during the month of May. On this episode, she chats with Gene and Brodie about dead prostitutes, drunk extras, Southern Baptist passion plays, James Lipton, the "Star W...

Beth Grant is an actress who has appeared in such films, plays, and TV shows as “Rain Man,” “Donnie Darko,” “Little Miss Sunshine,” “Jericho,” “The Office,” “King of the Hill,” “Sordid Lives,” “The Trials and Tribulations of a Trailer Trash Housewife,” “Grace and Glorie,” “No Country For Old Men”… shall we go on? She stars in Harry Clark’s “Still Life” as Georgia O’Keeffe, April 29 and 30, and May...

Erinn Williams (erinnwilliams.com) is a singer-songwriter and guitarist with a background in opera and a passion for raw, vegan food. When she's not touring the world with her beautiful music, she makes a living as a chocolatier with her Rawkin' Raw Chocolates (rawenergyandlife.com). On this episode, Erinn, Gene, and Brodie chat about her various careers, growing up in Missoula, Montana, contempla...

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: The music of Roar and some chat about Michael Shannon, comic books, Paul Reiser, and Meghan McCain. Plus, Gene doesn’t get cringe humor, and Brodie doesn’t get young Republicans.

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: Gene and Brodie tackle more Wikipedia and Rebecca Black nonsense, the Port Huron Statement, the sisters Thyre, the accusations against Bowie and Jagger, and the politics of outing. Plus, answering questions from old high school chums, and the music of The Flying Burrito Brothers.

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: Gene and Brodie's first and last word on Rebecca Black before more important things, like Mike Meyers' love life and Twitter rot. Then, a retrospective on all the guests and the biggest surprises for Shakeytown Radio so far. Also, the music of one of Shakeytown's First Ladies, Megan Marie, from her former band Triple Nipple.

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: Gene George hosts today's episode by himself to interview a guest that wasn't too hard to get - the musician Brodie Foster Hubbard. Also, a reprise of yesterday's conversation about female comedians dealing with sexism, plus Wikipedia notability and taunting the ghost of Frank Sinatra.

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: Dog nipples, big spoilers for the "Big Love" series finale, J.P. Spaulding asks, "What if God was one of us?," and the Grand Marshall of the St. Patrick's Day Parade asks, "Have you seen this boy?" Plugs for The 4 & 20 at Eagle Rock All Star Lanes, The Thrilling Adventure Hour at Largo at the Coronet, and Ben Blacker's TV Writing Seminars for 826LA at Nerdist Industries...

A Shakeytown Radio Minute: Personal updates, problematic performers, the screams of Dale Midkiff, superimposing Tracy Morgan's head on the body of Nancy Marchand, and the greatest sitcom of all time about a court at night. Also, the music of Captain Automatic!

The Shakeytown Radio Network proudly announces a new show with Meghan McCain and Brodie Foster Hubbard: “Dirty Sexy Podcast”! These two crazy kids from Phoenix, Arizona moved to L.A. to pursue their different careers. Now they’ve come back together to talk pop culture, politics, and their personal lives.