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I interviewed the Canadian comedian and cast member of The Kids in the Hall and NewsRadio. We talk performing stand-up, dressing in drag, returning to a new workplace sitcom, and making new Kids in the Hall material. You can read it here.
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I interviewed the singer-songwriter who you might also recognize as the father on Undeclared and as the father of Rufus and Martha Wainwright. We discuss death, family and Judd Apatow. You can read it here.
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I interviewed the stand-up comedian, performer (Sleepwalk with Me, My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend) and director (Sleepwalk with Me) before his upcoming show in Tampa on Thursday. We discuss his new show, his movies and the power of pain in comedy. You can read it here.
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For the Tampa Bay Times, I interviewed Chuck Ragan of Hot Water Music before they start off their tour Wednesday in Tampa. We discuss Hot Water Music’s early days touring Florida, Exister, the Revival Tour and more. You can read it here.
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Pretty happy with this one, as I got to explore Tampa’s ’80s punk scene. I talked to Tony Patino, who made a documentary called We Can’t Help It If We’re From Tampa. We talked about Tampa’s violent punk scene, disastrous Black Flag and Butthole Surfers shows and more. You can read it here.
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For my day job, I interviewed Keith Morris (OFF!, Black Flag, Circle Jerks) as he tours with OFF! We discuss his new band (including their arrest for taking vegetable oil), the new Circle Jerks documentary and floppy hats. You can read it here.
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Reposting this old interview because Spraynard has announced that they are also breaking up. Read and mourn with me.
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Reposting this on account of that it will probably be the last time I ever get to do a BTMI! interview. Done on Valentine’s Day, 2010. Will miss you, Bomb the Music Industry!
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In the first installment of interviews while I’m in Seattle, I seek out my favorite current Seattle band, Big Eyes. The Brooklyn band recently made the move all the way up to the Pacific Northwest, where I talk to current vocalist and guitarist and former Cheeky member Kate Eldridge. We discuss Seattle, babysitting, loneliness and, of course, Big Eyes and Cheeky.
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