Episode 121 – Thanksgiving Crossover Special

Posted on December 4, 2014 by Comedy on Vinyl

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This week, the Comedy on Vinyl podcast and the Dan and Jay’s Comedy Hour podcast cross paths. Right in the middle of wrapping up their latest sketch comedy album Ho, Christmas Tree!, an increasingly drunk Jay (Jason to you vinyl folks) and Dan discuss the creation of this, the SMALLEST COMEDY ALBUM IN HISTORY. At 1.7cm square, the album comes packaged on a MicroSD card packed with the album and audio and video extras.

It’s also a FREE download, available at ho.stolendress.com, with CDs available shortly thereafter. It’s a sketch album, naturally, featuring the talents of James Urbaniak, Philip Proctor of The Firesign Theatre, Jeremy Guskin, Allen Rueckert and a number of other wonderful talents.

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Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Dan Gomiller

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Jason’s Christmas Comedy Album Is Out Today – and FREE

Posted on November 25, 2014 by Jason Klamm

Jason’s first comedy album in 13 years, with his sketch group, Dan and Jay’s Comedy Hour, comes out today. Yes, today, Dan Gomiller and Jason give you Ho, Christmas Tree! as a free download.

Filled with Christmas-themed comedy sketches, the album features guest performances by James Urbaniak, Philip Proctor of The Firesign Theatre, Jeremy Guskin, Allen Rueckert, Natalie Lynch, Brett Schlank, Taylor Jessen, Matt Saxe and a slew of other comedy folks.

Download the entire album FOR FREE here: https://app.box.com/HoChristmasTree

Starting today, at ho.stolendress.com, you can also order physical copies that make Ho, Christmas Tree! the SMALLEST COMEDY ALBUM IN THE WORLD. With a sleeve of 1.2cm square, the album’s first physical release is the smallest comedy album ever made, contained on a MicroSD card, packed with the entire album and, of course, tons of extras. CDs coming soon, as well.

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Episode 120 – Andie Bolt, Jeremy Guskin and Allen Rueckert on Ghostbusters

Posted on November 20, 2014 by Comedy on Vinyl

For her second time around on the show, the hilarious Andie Bolt talks about the soundtrack to a great movie, “Ghostbusters,” and tells us about her own film, “WowMom,” which is about her mom coping with cancer by playing World of Warcraft, which you can donate to here. We’re also joined by Jeremy and Allen, both friends of the show and two of my co-stars in “Ghostbusters: A Drinking Game.”

Also, my first sketch album in 13 years – and the smallest comedy album in history at 1.2cm square – comes out next Tuesday, November 15. Go to ho.stolendress.com on the day of and you’ll be able to download “Ho, Christmas Tree!” by Dan and Jay’s Comedy Hour for free, purchase the smallest comedy album in the world physically, and get information on where to buy the CD when it comes out shortly thereafter.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guests: Andie Bolt, Jeremy Guskin and Allen Rueckert

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Episode 55 – Andrew Bergman on Blazing Saddles

Posted on March 28, 2013 by Comedy on Vinyl

My favorite film of all time is Blazing saddles. In fact, there used to be a subway/bus poster for the film hanging where I now hang my LPs. There’s plenty around Fort Awesome Studios to indicate my love for this film and anyone who had anything to do with it. So, only a few months after getting to play Hedley Lamarr onstage, I was honored to speak with Andrew Bergman by phone from New York about my favorite film, which started from a kernel of an idea, turned into a novella that I desperately want to read, and became a classic, sparking off the career of my favorite director. I had a wonderful time, and Andrew was a super-classy, nice, insightful writer – everything you’d hope. Enjoy.