My Chins & Greg Fitzsimmons

Enjoy Usedwigs Radio’s unofficial tribute to yucks as we talk comedy, chat with Philadelphia comedian, Dave Walk, and interview stand-up darling, Greg Fitzsimmons.

Hopped Up

UsedWigs Radio turns 60! To celebrate, we chat with Dogfish Head proprietor, Sam Calagione and Bishop Allen’s Justin Rice.

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The slightly quirky, very energetic, Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band opened for Bishop Allen last Thursday night at the First Unitarian Church. I doodled this  Sketchy Review as I soaked in the former performance.

Look for our interview with Bishop Allen’s Justin Rice in an upcoming UsedWigs Radio Podcast.

Now 59% Wiggier

There’s a fresh episode of UsedWigs Radio cooling on the windowsill. Help yourself to a healthy serving of Gene Ween, Pirate Bay, cannibalism, late night TV wars, SXSW, Al Pacino and Sci-Fi Philly.

The Finer Things

Tune into Podcast 58 as the boys and I chat about Facebook, ellipsis, depressing places, dentistry, Shepard Fairey and Ticketmaster while sipping Sam Adams Utopias.

Tastes Great… in Either Direction

Enjoy the latest episode of UsedWigs Radio, fueled by my first attempt at home brewing.

Seasoned Greetings

What does Podcast 56 have in common with holiday leftovers? They’re both small portions served a few days late. Listen in as Scott Shrake and Jim Gladstone join the UsedWigs Radio Team for the world’s shortest holiday spectacular.

Me & B.P.

The latest episode of UsedWigs Radio feature’s my interview with Of Montreal guitarist, Bryan Poole. Add a splash of pop culture overload, potholder scarves, robot lawyers and Obama doodles and you have the recipe fo a robust Winter podcast.

Hip Hops

Listen in as UsedWigs Radio chats with Philadelphia beer expert, John Ceccatti. It’s guaranteed to give your ears a buzz.

Weird Science

The latest installment of UsedWigs Radio features fan favorites, Crazy Aaron and Scott Shrake. Listen as we chew the fat on Teri Garr, putty, Steve Martin, stereoscopic photography, The Noid, Theremins, tap dancing and Yo Gabba Gabba.