Heck's Angels

Phil Hendrie is here. Phil Hendrie is a genius, and if you are unfamiliar with his work I am so happy that you get to learn about him through me. Starting out as a rock DJ he moved into talk radio and then perfected his very unique, very specific, very, very hilarious The Phil Hendrie Show, and now has his podcast, The World Of Phil Hendrie. There is a new documentary out about him called, quite simply, Hendrie, that will either introduce you to his incredible talent or will reinforce your appreciation of it. Phil Hendrie, so happy to have him on.
Additionally, we have nothing short of a broadcasting legend, George Schlatter, who re-invented how sketch comedy is presented on television, with the legendary Laugh-In, he produced series and specials for Cher, Mohammad Ali, Frank Sinatra, he is 93 and still going strong and he has a new book out entitled Still Laughing: A Life In Comedy and he is here to talk about it. George Schlatter.
True Tales From Weirdsville takes you into the world of cinematic legend Roger Corman, from the Creature From The Haunted Sea up through his two late 60’s counter-cultural epics The Wild Angels and The Trip.

[@grindlebone]

Much love for you in this time of loss, sir.

[@quoth128]

I CANT WAIT TO WATCH THIS!!!!!!

[@thomasgallipoli8376]

Dana, thank you so much for years and years of laughter. My sincerest condolences for your loss.

[@PeterByker]

Few could perform a high-wire act over the Uncanny Valley the way Hendrie did, LIVE-ON-AIR for so long without a fatal misstep. Hendrie is the Maestro.

[@Calumetto]

H-E Double Hockey Sticks! This is great. Thank you. ••• Sorry about your mom. ••• PEACES!!!

[@Joel-YTgm]

Great show. Once correction on “True Tales from Weirdville.” Corman didn’t direct “Monster from the Ocean Floor.” It was his first producer credit.

[@doktor_ghul]

BIG OL' HUGS FOR YOU, DANA, and this Horror Kid knows how it feels to lose yer mum. DGH is absolutely wonderiffic and amazeringific.

[@melissasalsbury4705]

Im sorry.