Radio Blunderbuss

LA actor and RI native Dean Gregory stops by the studio. We talk Thanksgiving, veggie options, ACTING, and Georges Duboeuf's Beaujolais Nouveau 2007.

Michael shares a story from his days in Rock, a farewell to a furry friend, Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc is our drink this week, we post a clip to Vimeo.com - the audio of which is here - in which we discuss Mr. Mike's Mondo Video and more.

Mukasey's in as Attorney General, bad things are afoot in Pakistan, our drink is Great Divide's St. Bridget's Porter, pot use leads to better-adjusted teens, problems with transporting information across borders, the writers' strike in Hollywood, and gas prices are on the rise - income isn't.

Friend of the show Ken joins us again for conversations ranging from America's use of torture techniques, the new nominee for Attorney General, our beer of the week - Paulaner Oktoberfest Marzen, Halloween and the changes in society seen by the way we celebrate it.

Michael is not Batman, wildfires a-burnin', disaster TV, Tori Amos plays Boston, Magic Hat Circus boy is on the table, Michael tells us about a pirate dinner, and the gear of new media.

Hey everybody! Adam here, just wanted to let you know that episode 20 has been delayed, it's already recorded, though - and should be posted on Monday. Just had a problem where my laptop (the production machine) needed repair, and so threw off the whole schedule with both school and the show. Anywho, we were able to press Michael's MacBook into service, which it's handled with aplomb. Just thought I'd let you all know. Peace, and as always - thanks for listening.

How we accessorize, Americans as "Good Germans", Simi 2005 Sauvignon Blanc, more on the new Radiohead album, and the terror of fake news. Blunderbuss 19 - better than a sharp stick in the eye, and twice as nutritious!

Woo hoo, the show's old enough to vote now. Radiohead's trying a cool new album distribution model, Trinity IPA makes us say "num num num", Waterfire's neat, also, collecting and owning little pieces of history is neat.

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Friend of the show Joe visits, there are still no gays in Iran, we taste some Sam Adams Hallertau Imperial Pilsner, school loans are enough to drive you crazy, remembrances of piracy on the high seas, and the wonder of a fine watch. All of this in glorious Smell-O-Vision® (where available).

Sweet sixteen - an update on Adam's radio show (State of the Queer Nation on WUMD, North Dartmouth - 893wumd.org), eBay finds, a tribute to  Marcel Marceau, Iran's president visits the USA, freedom of the press, and the displaced environment.

What a week - from tasering, to the promise of modern digital filmmaking; from beer and fake holidays to the possession of antiquities - all this and more. Blunderbuss 15. Yum.

It's been six years since September 11th, 2001, new iPods have landed - what are the implications of shrunken computing? Casa Lapostolle's Chardonnay,  the semiotic implications of appearance, and difficulties with communication. Batteries not included.

We talk Waterfire, copyright, Creative Commons, Star Trek: TNG turning 20, Dead Guy Ale, and Senator Larry Craig goes down. So to speak.

Alberto Gonzales steps down (finally), school approaches, boondoggles of the Iraq war, Arrogant Bastard Ale, and harvest time. All this, minus Andy Rooney, tonight on Radio Blunderbuss.

Another visitor finds his way into the Blunderbuss studio - this week it's Tom, a student of botany and Japanese. We discuss internet blocking software, the CIA on Wikipedia, Toasted Head Chardonnay, the world's energy needs, a Rufus Wainwright concert, the "War on Drugs", and the impending autumn.

We have a special guest this week - (attorney and political operative) Ken, Karl Rove steps down (woot!), we enjoy Magic Hat #9, and we engage in a discussion of modern cinema.

An update on the proposed university internet crippling legislation, the web turns 16, Abita Turbodog is our beer of the week, the Minnesota bridge tragedy makes us question US infrastructure, a talk about the nature of racism in warfare, and a take on what makes comedy funny.

Round 8 - We discuss the Simpsons movie, the passing of Ingmar Bergman, an upcoming guest from <i>Brotherhood</i>, Buddy Cianci, our wine of the week, the treatment of animals, and Star Trek.

We discuss craftsmanship and art, Hoegaarden beer, the release of Harry Potter #7, and gross attempts at legislation regarding copyright, P2P and colleges.

Episode 6, we discuss fright as entertainment, cars and expression via consumption, Trinity Brewhouse's Scotch Ale, Senator Vitter's attempts to paint himself as a victim, and tobacco.

Episode 5, we talk about this week's beer (Trinity Brew House's Red Ale), what the hell a blunderbuss is, Harry Potter, Star Wars, the New York scene in the 60's, and more. Thanks for stopping by.

This week, we touch on a number of topics, including the iPhone, the Scooter Libby debacle, Independence Day, what it means to be an American, the Internet's ability to connect us with the past and far corners of the present, our wine of the week (2005 Kris Pinot Grigio), the summertime, and headphones.

Thanks for stopping by.

In this episode, Adam and Michael talk about creativity, trying to communicate in America, wine (a different one), and foliage.

In this, our second episode, we talk about the scary state of US affairs today, auditions, Katherine Hepburn, and recording through the years.

Radio Blunderbuss Episode 1:

Adam and Michael, two liberal-minded gents talk about life.

In this first episode, we talk about radio, politics, and wine.

Hope y'all enjoy it.