Death in the Family
Long time personal friend and friend of the show, Jeffrey Newland, was killed earlier this week. The circumstances surrounding his death are mysterious and the police are still investigating, but […]
Author: Dan Klass
#318: Just A Bit of Intelligence
So, I have recently been thinking a lot about starting my own cult (a.k.a. acting school). I would build a little theater in a store front nearby, and you could […]
#317: A Crash Course in Old Prunes
So, wow, what a week or two. Some guy ran into the path of my car with his, the neighbors painted their house a familiar color, Hudson and I got […]
Squirrelly Sound in Squirelly Show
I’ve reuploaded episode #313: Squirrelly Squirrel Got Squirrelly and Died (or whatever it’s called). The original upload had some extra echo in it that was not intended. So, as of June 3rd […]
#313: Squirrelly Squirrel Got Squirrelly and Died
We just had a holiday weekend, so the same thing happened that happens every holiday weekend: a major appliance went belly up. Turns out, if you put 20 lbs of […]
#312: I’m Working So Hard to Keep This Thing Moving
Hudson has been working on his short film entry into the school film festival. He is writing, directing and starring. Yes, the triple threat. Which means three times the work […]
#311: Totally Psyched for an Audition of Biblical Proportions
My left arm isn’t working properly. It’s not broken or injured, it’s just way past its warranty and acting up. I can’t seem to reverse curl a jug of orange […]
#310: Short Sh*tty Show
A short, shitty show about cow dung (shitty), not really appreciating the latest Batman movie (shitty?) and auditioning for a big part that I have no expectation of actually landing […]
#309: We’re Losing Contact
I was thinking I wanted to take the kids to Universal Studios this Spring Break. It never happened. I did, however, take a trip down memory lane and reminiced about […]
MY CITY, MY LOS ANGELES arrives April 2nd
My City, My Los Angeles: Famous People Share Their Favorite Places by Jeryl Brunner will hit bookshelves (both digital and otherwise) on April 2nd. I’ve read her earlier New York […]