Eric Martin has put together quite the parody of This American Life for quite some time and recently has made it into a web series. This episode of “This American Wife” delves into the burgeoning world of dubstep done sans digital instruments with the very funny Thomas Middleditch, which is probably a really serious thing.
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This American Wife Episode 27 – Oriana Small (Ashley Blue), Deborah Vankin
“L.A. Women” Act I features Oriana Small, aka Ashley Blue, who became one of the top adult performers of the new millennium. She recounts some of the funny, harrowing tales from her new memoir, “Girlvert.” Act II features Deborah Vankin, author and current staff writer for the Los Angeles Times. Deborah talks about the crazy LA arts and nightlife scene that she has covered for years, and how it inspired her new graphic novel, “Poseurs.” Hold on to your britches, it’s This American Wife.
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Some amazing stories on this episode. Deborah is a fabulous writer and journalist, and her graphic novel “Poseurs” combines both of these skills for a great read, with beautiful art from Rick Mays.
Oriana’s memoir “Girlvert” is like “Boogie Nights” times one million – it’s seriously intense and a hell of a story. Put on “Sister Christian” really loud while you read it.
Okay, off to Portland now for the big “This American Wife” live show at the Bridgetown Comedy Festival!…
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First anniversary spectacular!
This American Wife Episode 26 – April Richardson, Christine Friar, and Morrissey (?!?)
“Stop Me if You Think You’ve Heard This One Before” – stories of musical encounters. Comedian and Chelsea Lately associate producer April Richardson tells of her childhood love of music superstar Morrissey, and the incredible true story of their meeting, years later. Writer Christine Friar discovers that maybe, just maybe, tween singing sensation Rebecca Black is one of her biggest fans. Finally, an exclusive special recorded message from Morrissey for the first anniversary of This American Wife?
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The little show that could is now one year old! We are so proud of our beautiful bouncing podcast. Great guests, great stories, great listen. Check it out!