The seventy-tri-ed episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: Storm sails alone; places you should eat; gummy food; burger controversy; and the third installment of “Emily and the Really Sexy Vampyre“.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: In-N-Out or Five Guys?
Show #073: Rockin’ the Dim / Emily Part 3
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The seventy-secondrst episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: we bitch a little about Skype (fabulous, free technology); Storm addresses some responses to last week’s podcast; the pronunciation of “root” and other regional funkiness; recounting Florida experiences both wonderful and horrible; Storm questions his douchebagginess; old-school video-gaming; yummy, yummy tacos; and finding your friends in Anathem.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: How do you pronounce “root?” What other regional pronunciation/terminology issues have you run into? Also, is Storm a douchebag?
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There are a couple ways you can actually physically touch us. (And we know that you want to)
The first way involves private detectives, stalking, an ambush and getting arrested. The second, much easier way is to come to one of our upcoming live performances, sit there patiently while we make some noise, and then shake our hands after the show while we sell you some CDs and shirts and crap. This latter path is far more socially acceptable, and is much preferred by us.
And exactly where are we performing during the first half of the new year? Funny you should ask; we have a list right here. As you can see, pretty much all of these dates are with Jonathan Coulton. (The compromising photos we have of him are safely locked away in a vault, until such a time as he refuses to let us perform with him anymore) And they are, as always, subject to change.
Orlando, FL – The Social
Thursday, January 14 at 7 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/3Teu0M
Note: There is no seating at this show, so bring your feet. Avoid service charges by buying at the box office M/W/F, or pay only $1 service charge when you buy at Park Avenue CDs.
St. Petersburg, FL – Nova 535
Friday, January 15 at 8 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/2Zr956
Atlanta, GA – Variety Playhouse
Saturday, January 16 at 8:30 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/1Wfbbo
Note: Service charge only $2.25 when you buy through the venue’s ticket club, or $1 for credit at the box office, or $0 for cash at the box office.
San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
Friday, January 22 at 9 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/3uE2HO
Note: Service charge only $1 at the box office.
San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
Saturday, January 23 at 9 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
SOLD OUT! (NOTE: You might be able to purchase some last-minute tickets at the box office the night of the show, but no promises)
Dallas, TX – Granada Theater
Thursday, February 4 at 7 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/5xUH5E
Austin, TX – Antone’s
Friday, February 5 at 8 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/mhGdL
Houston, TX – Zilkha Hall
Saturday February 6 at 8 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets on sale Friday, January 15
Scottsdale, AZ – Martini Ranch
Thursday February 18 at 7:30 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/83BHEu
Note: Limited GA seating
San Diego, CA – Anthology
Friday February 19 at 7:30 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/8gx5KW
Los Angeles, CA – Largo
Saturday February 20 at 8 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: Call box office at 310-855-0350
Los Angeles, CA – Largo
Sunday February 21 at 8 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: Call box office at 310-855-0350
Vancouver, BC – Rio Theater
Thursday February 25 at 7:30 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/6v7It8
Seattle, WA – Moore Theater
Friday February 26 at 8 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/6q1UIw
Portland, OR – Aladdin Theater
Saturday February 27 at 8 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/6sQSkR
Alexandria, VA – The Birchmere
Friday March 12 at 7:30 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/4TgXNf
Boston, MA – PAX East
Somewhere there in 3/26-3/28
Details TBA
bit.ly/4QUIVa
New York, NY – Highline Ballroom
Friday April 2 at 7 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/83dtU0
New York, NY – Highline Ballroom
Saturday April 3 at 7 PM
with Jonathan Coulton
Tickets: bit.ly/7ocm6D
The seventyonestish episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: with Paul mediating over at NBC, Len Peralta guest co-hosts; juggling creative projects, like Monster By Mail and Flipface and Rifftrax; Conan is the New Coke; Leno does soap operas; kosher Coke, Mexican Coke, savory Cokes, and soda terroir; snowy Cleveland; awesome and disappointing places; do you like Star Wars? (an apology and explanation); and the great Muppet revival.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: Do you like Star Wars?
Show #071: Do You Like Star Wars?
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The seventynst episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: An odd anniversary; some shout-outs (what-what!); Storm jumps on the BSG train; yummy shakes and the Wilton Candy Kitchen; wrestlers from our youth; the overweening influence of Harrison Ford characters, especially on Storm; and Paul’s youthful pornography education.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: What person(s)/character(s) do you believe yourself to be/model yourself after/wish you were ?
Show #070: Chinwhipper (Some content NSFW)
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The sixty-ninthth episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s longest-ever episode (sorry again, guys!): Scooby-Doo- and Fear Factor-style holidays; Christian ham and non-pig ham; debriefing the It Might Be Xmas project; putting “pod” in front of everything; and we jump on the year-end/decade-end “Top Ten Lists” bandwagon, with Storm taking it seriously, and Paul taking his usual lackadaisical approach.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: Feel free to submit your own Top Ten List of whatever. And what should our bracketed tournament for 2010 be?
Show #069: Twirlable Moustaches (Some content NSFW)
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A very happy not-actually-a-holiday to one and all!
In the spirit of the season, please enjoy this song (from our It Might Be Xmas project):
Christmas Eve Eve [audio:http://www.nuggetman.com/songs/imbx/04ChristmasEveEve.mp3]
The sixty-eighted episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: no Paul, lots of snow, It Might Be Xmas marches on, and a really sexy vam-PYRE, as read here in Part 2 of “Emily and the Really Sexy Vampyre” (which is now up to Part 6.)
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: Have an awesome Christmas, stay safe, and/or tell us about your non-traditional holiday traditions or celebrations.
Featured post-show song: “Christmas Eve Eve” by Paul and Storm
Photo by Nathan Gibbs http://www.flickr.com/photos/nathangibbs/3081244599/
Show #068: Trying To Be All Blasè (Some content Really Sexy)
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The sixty-seventhrd episode of our podcast, Paul and Storm Talk About Some Stuff for Five to Ten Minutes (On Average), is now online.
This week’s episode: the magic of numbers; our latest project; our other latest project ,for Coverville; the danger of being coy with one’s self; the art of dreading things; and Xmas recommendations and British comedy.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION ALERT: What are some of your favorite/least favorite holiday memories (music, shows, movies, etc.)?
Featured post-show song: “Backward Santa” by Paul and Storm
Show #067: DARPA Hoverboards (Some content NSFW)
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We had so much fun last year with our 25 Days of Newman project that we decided to up the ante. This year, Paul and Storm are proud to present It Might Be Xmas: a They Might Be Giants tribute and holiday celebration all rolled up into one yule-ish log.
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from December 11 until Christmas (that’s the 25th), we’ll release at least one new and COMPLETELY ORIGINAL song, each written in a different TMBG style and exploring the many facets of the holiday season. Visit our special It Might Be Xmas (IMBX) page at Bandcamp.com to listen and download the tunes for FREE (though of course contributions are always welcome, at your discretion on the Bandcamp page).
As we are NOT CHARGING YOU ANY MONEY AT ALL (if you so choose) for any of these songs, we would ask that you please share the files and website with anyone and everyone you think would enjoy it. You can do it, it’s totally legal, because the songs are all written by us and released under a Creative Commons license. (Details on what that means are here; but the short version is that you can freely copy and distribute the songs as long as you’re not making any money doing so)
And because we don’t want a full-on geek riot (or if your reaction is “Huh???”), please see the FAQ after the break if your first reaction is “I hate you I hate you I hate you die die die.”
