African-American editorial cartoonists go ’round the table! PODCAST INTERVIEW

  Today's Guests: Tim Jackson, David G. Brown, Ron Rogers, Barbara Brandon-Croft, Dr. Yaounde Olu, editorial cartoonists These are days when the rules are being rewritten by the hour, a time when the old ways seem quaint and antiquated, a period in history when perhaps we can no longer rely upon history to guide the future.... Continue Reading →

Don’t Stop Believin’ in karaoke’s ability to embarrass! PODCAST INTERVIEW

Today's Guest: Brian Raftery, author, Don't Stop Believin': How Karaoke Conquered the World and Changed My Life   There are only two places that I will sing out loud: number one, if I’m alone; and number two, if I’m driving somewhere with my son. I’ve been singing out loud to him since the first day I... Continue Reading →

Mama insisted I interview first time novelist Deborah Sharp! PODCAST INTERVIEW

Today's Guest: Deborah Sharp, novelist, "Mama Does Time."   In Himmarshee, Florida. And Mama’s middle daughter, Mace, an animal trapper, is pissed. That’s all you need to know to get interested in the first novel by my old friend Deborah Sharp. It’s titled Mama Does Time, and boy, does she ever. Deborah was a long-time... Continue Reading →

Mac Montandon has Jetpack Dreams of flying here to there! PODCAST INTERVIEW

Today's Guest: Mac Montandon, author, Jetpack Dreams: One Man's Up and Down (But Mostly Down) Search for the Greatest Invention That Never Was   I want a damn jetpack. Is that so hard to understand? There was actually a guy on the “Jimmy Kimmel Show” recently who had one and used it to fly around... Continue Reading →

Cold, wet respect at last for The History of the Snowman! PODCAST INTERVIEW

Today's Guest: Bob Eckstein, author, The History of the Snowman   My guest today is Bob Eckstein, author of The History of the Snowman and a humor columnist and cartoonist. But first, I’d like to set the tone for this interview by reading from a poem that Bob found on a needlepoint throw pillow sold... Continue Reading →

Dumbocracy author Marty Beckerman has opinions! PODCAST INTERVIEW

Today's Guest: Marty Beckerman, author, Dumbocracy, Generation S.L.U.T.   Loony left, rabid right—author Marty Beckerman thinks there are idiots on both sides. And who’s to say he’s wrong? Beckerman wrote the new book, Dumbocracy: Adventures with the Loony Left, the Rabid Right, and Other American Idiots. It’s a wild ride through modern politics as viewed... Continue Reading →

Every day, cartoonist Mike Lynch hears, ‘Hey Kids! Comics!’ PODCAST INTERVIEW

Today's Guest: Mike Lynch, cartoonist.   Regular Mr. Media listeners know that I have a special place in my heart for cartoonists and comics people. I admire their creativity and talent, of course, but I also envy their ability to wake up every day and invent a living from whole cloth. And probably no one... Continue Reading →

Sarah Palin parody film still funny. Thanks Jeremy Redleaf! PODCAST INTERVIEW

Today's Guest: Jeremy Redleaf, filmmaker, Sarah Palin parody, Juneau     Apparently there is a big national election campaign underway in the United States featuring an old man, a black man, a bald man and a woman who shoots moose. Who knew? Anyway, amidst all the noise for John McCain and Sarah Palin, Barack Obama... Continue Reading →

Cartoonist Clay Bennett draws audio pictures for Mr. Media! PODCAST INTERVIEW

  Of the nine books I’ve written, it just occurred to me that the first and last have Pulitzer Prize connections—not for my work, unfortunately, but still… The last was Will Eisner: A Spirited Life, a biography of the American master artist and writer, which featured an introduction by Pulitzer Prize winning novelist Michael Chabon.... Continue Reading →

214 Hey, Rabbi Bob Alper! What are you… a comedian? PODCAST INTERVIEW

Today's Guest: Rabbi Bob Alper, comedian, author, Life Doesn't Get Any Better Than This   My wife and I love taking vacations in Maine and Vermont. That’s not unusual for Floridians, of course. But it was reading the local paper in Manchester Center, Vermont, probably a decade ago, that I first heard of my next... Continue Reading →

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