The Crisman Show Podcast: Recent Episodes
Premier Variety Showcase Presents
The Crisman Show is a hybrid of Conan and Soul Train. The podcast is an excuse to act silly, talk music, and interview hilarious funny comedian type people and musically inclined genius types.
This is the sickest episode to date! Sarah gets her interview on with renowned producer/performer Deonis, the incomparable artist Chelsea West, and panels stylist Mattie Michelle and musician Keite Young. Music from Pumah, Chelsea West, Snarky Puppy, and Deonis. Special premier of The Black and Blue's track LoveCrazy.
On the Minisode: Sarah interviews producer extraordinaire Symbolyc One and they talk about everything from Badu to Soul Train Awards. Sarah and Nathan announce the Premier Variety Showcase Presents charity drive. And music from Strange Fruit Project, Carl Thomas, and Betty Wright.
Sarah Crisman interviews Corn Mo, Dr. Bethany Poston, and comedian Chris Darden (@CGDarden, chrisdarden.tumblr.com). Sarah and Nathan debate boredom and talk Back To The Future. Music from Common, .357 Lover, Farnell Newton, Devlin, and Josie Charlwood.
Interviews with Mark Lettieri and Adam Schatz. Sarah and Nathan might've edited the show a bit. And music from Zo!, Khris Royal, The Karma Exchange, and Allen Stone.
On this week's episode: Robby Blackwell, Thaddaeus Tribbett, music from G Koop, Paris Jones, Thundercat, and Deonis. And Sarah and Nathan debate the finer points of jazz, and how little they know about it.
The pilot episode of The Sarah Crisman Show Podcast. Interviews with comedians and amazing music breaks.
Sarah does her first Door Girl Interview. She interviews Dr. Bethany Poston. And Sarah and Nathan do their best Nichols and May impression. Also music from Otis Redding, KING, Robert Johnson, and Trevor Wesley.
Open mic secrets with John Tole, Carey Denise, and Chris Corlae. Three minute interview with Tomkat Your Comedy Kat. And Sarah and Nathan discuss hipsters, Hall v. Oates, and Never Not Funny. Plus music from Bernard Wright, G-Koop and O Man, John Carruth, and The Carolina Chocolate Drops.