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Friends of the Show

Friends of the Show

By: Steven W Skinner
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Friends of the Show PodcastCopyright Steven W Skinner 2017
Episodes
  • FOTS 86 – Nathan Hare’s Life is Seriously Wild
    Apr 3 2022

    Nathan Hare is a comedian, writer, and actor from Vancouver, Canada. His work has been featured in Buzzfeed, the CBC, and reached the front page of Reddit. His popular internet videos have been viewed millions of times. This is the podcast I did with this gentleman.

    View his Short Film Life is Seriously Wild

    Podcast with Danika check out his podcast Forgive Us

    Nathan on Twitter

    on TikTok

    on Instagram

    Thanks Nathan for being this week’s guest

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    53 mins
  • FOTS 85 James Kennedy – Rock N Roll Underdog
    Mar 7 2022

    James Kennedy is a Singer Songwriter, multi-instrumentalist & Producer from South Wales. Formerly the singer / guitarist in the political Alternative Rock band KYSHERA, and is this week’s Friend of the Show! Great conversation with James about being a performer and writer, living in the UK and dealing with the breakup of his band and finding out what’s next.

    Follow James on Twitter

    James’ band Kyshera

    Check out his book: Noise Damage! on Amazon

    Cheese rolling!

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    1 hr
  • FOTS 82 @octopuscaveman Leavin’ paintings around
    Nov 29 2021

    This weeks friend is Anthony AKA Octopus Caveman! What a crazy chat about a bunch of crazy cool fun weird wild stuff! Hope you enjoy!

    LA TIMES ARTICLE about Octopus Caveman

    If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, you can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at (800) 273-8255. A caller is connected to a certified crisis center near where the call is placed. The call is free and confidential.

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    1 hr and 12 mins
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