Shut Up And Listen Podcast Network

On this special "live" episode of Twin Face Kline, Michael and Stephen interview some of the best artists in Memphis, including comics Michael Brown and Sammy Marten, local film-makers Eric Huber and Chad Allen Barton, a special live performance from the enigmatic Sting Mattress, music fun, and so much more!

Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams Untitled Comedy Podcast! This week we have special guest band The Blank Tapes and Memphis comedienne, Happi Johnson.

Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams Untitled Comedy Podcast! This week we have special guest band The Fabled Canelands  and Memphis Filmmakers, Jared B. Callan & Ryan Nichols, from Second Light Productions; winners of the 48 Hour Film Project 2012 in Memphis.

Twin Face Kline | A Special Chimney | Christmas 2012 Merry Christmas from Twin Face Kline twinfacekline.com shutupandlistenpodcast.com

Ed Arnold Happy Holidays! It's been a long time, but I'm back with new episodes and this is a great episode to get the ball rolling again. On todays show we have Ed Arnold journalist and host of The People I Know podcast.  I met Ed on twitter when looking for other podcasts in Memphis. I chatted him up and we decided to cross the streams. I would be on his show and vice versa. He is a freelance writer who has had articles in many publications including a fascinating feature for the Memphis Flyer called “Bring Me the head of Phillip K. Dick”. http://www.memphisflyer.com/memphis/bring-me-the-head-of-philip-k-dick/Content?oid=3191917  You can hear Part II of our discussion on Ed's podcast that you can find right here: http://www.peopleiknow.us  Follow Ed on Twitter: @EdLArnold  Follow this podcast while you're at it: @nutn2seehere  -music by Serge Gainsbourg, K. Rawlings, & M. Qualls-

Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams Untitled Comedy Podcast! This week we have special guests Nathan Hiller and Michael Kline.

Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams Untitled Comedy Podcast! This week we have special guest Sammy Marten!

On this episode of Twin Face Kline, Michael proclaims his love for baseball, Stephen gets his ass unexpectedly fired, a sneak preview of the upcoming TFK musical episode, and so much more!!! shutupandlistenpodcast.com twinfacekline.com

Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams Untitled Comedy Podcast! This week we have special guests Michael Kline and Dale Jones.

Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams Untitled Comedy Podcast! This week we have special guests Mike Degnan & Bard Cole, from Professor Ghoul's Horror School fame.

Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams Untitled Comedy Podcast! This week we have special guest host, Stephen Kline, and special guest, Bruce Bui (costume designer extraordinaire).

Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams Untitled Comedy Podcast!

Zachary Whitten Rich white debutantes with an appetite for young male prostitues that worked out of opium dens in the back of Asian laundromats?!   In Memphis!?  Upon a refferal we met a guy named Zachary Whitten. He had just completed a year-long creative writing project that led him down rabbit holes of Memphis history research that surprised and fascinated us.   Back in March, Chris McCoy and I sat down with Zachary and learned all sorts of seedy trivia about the Bluff City and his unique literary undertaking.  -For all things Zachary Whitten visit http://www.memphisfastfiction.com/  -Get your tickets Chris MCCoy’s documentary about the Antenna club called ANTENNA that premieres November 2nd @ The 15th Annual Indie Memphis Film Festival:  http://indiememphis.festivalgenius.com/2012/films/antenna_cscottmccoy_indiememphis2012  -music by M. Qualls & K. Rawlings, and The Community Bubble-

Radio Memphis I’ve always been fascinated with radio. The voices that brought you the music were familial and consistent. Radio has changed. Terrestrial radio is on its last leg as people are taking matters into their own hands and broadcasting on the Internet. Radio Memphis is a product of this trend towards self-reliance. Radio Memphis is an Internet radio station run by Ric Chetter who spent years in traditional radio as a programmer and on-air personality at Rock 103. I recently sat down over many beers with Ric and the Radio-Memphis crew David Thorn, Brother Doug, and Dianna Fryer to discuss the ins and outs of Internet radio.  Check them out at www.Radio-Memphis.com _music by K. Rawlings, M. Qualls, J. Baltz, & the Oldest Profession-

On this episode, Brandon catches up with, Joe Leibovich (Lawyer/Comic) and the Plastic Revolution (Band - San Diego, CA) Want more Joe? http://www.wiseguysimprov.com http://www.thehowlingmonkey.com Check out The Plastic Revolution. http://www.theplasticrevolution.com

Dave Cousar, Shawn Zorn, Travis Cantrell, & Kate Mauldin This week’s podcast comes to you straight from the front porch. Crickets, dogs, and secadas threaten to steal the spotlight from my guests Dave Cousar, Shawn Zorn, Travis Cantrell, & Kate Mauldin. Dave Cousar is a hidden gem in this city. He is an amazing guitar player and lyricist that has played in and out of Memphis for decades with the likes of Rufus Thomas, Amy LaVere, Susan Marshall, Al Green, and Lucero to name a few. You can catch him most weeks at the Buccaneer. His shows are not to be missed. http://archer-records.com/index.php/artists/david_cousar Shawn Zorn is a local drummer who has been supporting Amy LaVere for the past year and has been in many Memphis bands. Travis Cantrell is a singer-songwriter from Memphis. As front-man for the indie band Youniverse, he developed a wordy, yet fluid style of his own that can now be seen in his solo gigs around town. He is now playing guitar in Merge Records artist Apex Manor. http://www.merger

Prepare your earholes a-holes! Its a new episode of Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark!!

On this episode, Brandon catches up with, Memphis power couple, Pat Mitchell and Billie Worley. (Pat is the director of development and communications at the Memphis Music Foundation, and Billie is associate producer for 1049 Productions and an actor and musician.)

Mike Watt Back in January, I heard that Mike Watt, “the man-in-the-van with a bass in his hand”, was coming to Memphis to record. So, I reached out to him via Twitter and much to my surprise, he responded right away! I asked him to come on the show and he agreed. A few days later, after a few failed attempts to reach him, I’d given up on getting a chance to speak with him. I was home for lunch and saw that he posted photos from Cotton Row Studios here in town. I messaged him immediately and he replied back, “Can you be here in 15 minutes?” Um, fuck yes. I grew up on Mike Watt’s music. As if the Minutemen and his excellent solo work wasn’t enough to seal my life-long fandom, a few years ago he joined The Stooges, one of my favorite bands of all time. Watt was sweetheart and we had a great talk. He has done more projects, or “proj’s” as Watt refers to them, than I can count and has sealed his place in history as one of the most prolific, unique, and respectable bass players alive. Watt was sweetheart and we had

Welcome back! Holy Shit! It has been too long, but here we are. The new site is up and running and I’m finally getting to release this episode that I recorded way back in December! Comedic actor Chris Parnell is a unique talent with too many credits to list: Saturday Night Live, 30 Rock, Archer, Suburgatory…I could go on… I convinced him to stop by the house and sit down with me for an in-depth rundown of his Memphis upbringing and how he got to be where he is now in his life & career. It was two days after Christmas and we were both very sick. He initially only promised a half-hour of his time, but ended up staying for two hours! It was noon and we were both a bit foggy and stopped up, so we swapped the usual drinks for some Robitussin and had a very nice chat. He couldn’t have been cooler. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did recording it and many thanks to Chris! -audio segues by Matthew Qualls & K. Rawlings and music bed for Rock 4 Love promo by Snowglobe & Dead Soldiers-