Working on a web series, Family Values Tour, Thanksgiving and a memorable performance of "Kickstart My Heart." Watch the video below.
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The last live show with Joe McAdam
Our run at The Wonderland Ballroom has concluded. Here's what happened. Unrelated, Joe went KISS minigolfing for the sixth time.
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Here's Paul Stanley's People Let Me Get This Off My Chest (The Best of Paul Stanley Banter)
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I'm wearing a mask for the duration of the show so it sounds a little odd.
Andrew Bucket for a goodbye
Allison Lane for co-host
Haywood Turnipseed Jr. for Color Commentary
Kevin Tit for stand up
Teen Cobra for music
The Wonderland Ballroom for venue
Washington, D.C. for city
Two months later with Esmeralda Leon
It's been two months since our last Chicago show. Covid cases have increased 6.5x.
Our final live show at The Wonderland Ballroom show is Friday, October 1, 2021.
Covid recovery with Joe McAdam
Joe got Covid. He has recovered.
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Our final live show at The Wonderland Ballroom show is Friday, October 1, 2021.
I'm wearing a luchador mask for the duration of the show so it sounds a little odd.
Allison Lane for co-host
Domingø for drag
Andrew Bucket for shuttered venues
Jamel Johnson for billboards
Haywood Turnipseed Jr. for Color Commentary
The Wonderland Ballroom for venue
Washington, D.C. for city
RIP ZZ Top's Dusty Hill with Joe McAdam
Remembering the bassist of rock and roll's weirdest bands.
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Basking in the relentless horniness of 80s ZZ Top lyrics pic.twitter.com/NXXIIZXvWf
— Joe McAdam (@joemcadam) July 30, 2021
Live at The Hungry Brain with Al Scorch, Esmeralda Leon, Whitney Wasson, Jessica Risker
Al Scorch for house band
Esmeralda Leon for co-host
Whitney Wasson for Sober Rabbit
Jessica Risker for Music Therapy
The Hungry Brain for venue
Chicago for city
Please do not listen to this if this is your first YMTE. This is episode 792. Please start with any other. It's our first live show since the global pandemic so it's a little off the rails. And I'm wearing a luchador mask for the duration of the show so it sounds a little odd.
I conflated It's Been A Minute with Ask Me Another. Apologies.
Allison Lane for co-host
Haywood Turnipseed Jr. for Color Commentary
Kate Flaherty for brunch comedy
Mathias for music talk
Rosie Cima for music
The Wonderland Ballroom for venue
Washington, D.C. for city
Recommend If You Like is a new arts and culture magazine by Brandon Wetherbee. This episode features the first 10 writers of RIYL.
Afriti Bankwalla (2:25) wrote Riley Knoxx: Beyoncé, Broken Backs and NBA Basketball.
Lolo McGrath (10:33) wrote Goodbye N95 Mask, Hello Lucha Libre Mask. Follow Lolo on Twitter.
Sophie Lucido Johnson (24:05) drew I’ve Been Wrong a Lot Lately. Follow Sophie on Twitter.
Ian Graham (45:41) wrote 6 Tips 4 Potential Sk8 Parents. Follow Ian on Twitter.
Joe McAdam (1:02:58) wrote How to Improve Baseball, John Paragon, of Comedy and A Beginner’s Guide to The National Mustard Museum. Follow Joe on Twitter.
Norman Quarrinton (1:23:46) wrote Why I’m Glad I Had A Vasectomy In My Twenties. Follow Norman on Twitter.
Jenny Cavallero (1:49:56) wrote 7 Picture Books That Won’t Annoy You As Much the 84th Time Your Kid Asks You to Read Them, or You Can Blame This Librarian and So You Want Your Kids to Be Cool: Books That Rock. Follow Jenny on Twitter.
Haywood Turnipseed Jr (1:54:49) wrote My Most Favorite Father’s Day. Follow Haywood on Twitter.
Mary Beth McAndrews (2:05:52) wrote A Quiet Place II: Fashion At the End of the World. Follow Mary Beth on Twitter.
Kaylee Dugan (2:22:38) wrote Tinder: The Movie.
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Our first live show in Chicago in 2021 is Thursday, July 22 at The Hungry Brain.
Capital Fringe in 2021 with Julianne Brienza
Julianne's first time on the podcast since 2012.
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The final Zoom shows with Emerson Dameron
Emerson will be part of Soul Stories Live: ROAD TRIPS on June 13
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You, Me, Them, Everybody Live returns July 2, 2021 at The Looking Glass Lounge in Washington, D.C.
Did Limp Bizkit have a positive or negative effect on society with Joe McAdam
What about Michael Jackson? 311? Weezer? Nirvana? GnR?
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How to meditate on psychedelics with Emerson Dameron
Pieces referenced in this episode
How to meditate on psychedelics with Vincent Horn of Meditate.io from Psymposia by Emerson Dameron
Drug Use for Grown-Ups: Chasing Liberty in the Land of Fear by Carl Hart
This Is Your Mind on Plants by Michael Pollan
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