2011

All Podcasts, Cody Bottoms, Jesse Perry, Mark Anundson, Post-WRVU Era, Tony Youngblood (performing), William Davis (Oh No It's Howard), WRVU, WRVU Era

Feb 072011

In this episode:

THEATRE INTANGIBLE breaks into WRVU for one last in-station show!
A SHOCKING REVELATION about the SALE OF WRVU!
A VSC BOARD MEMBER calls the COPS!
CODY BOTTOMS takes his clothes off for the webcam!
Trainee TERRY finds his broadcast voice!

THEATRE INTANGIBLE celebrates our 50th podcast by performing LIVE from our original home 91.1 WRVU fm on the campus of Vanderbilt University. As you might remember, I was kicked off of WRVU and permanently banned from the station. Luckily, my door key scan card still works. I’m joined Theatre Intangible’s first guest ever Cody Bottoms (THE MANPOWER), early collaborator William Davis (OH NO IT’S HOWARD), and ex-host of the also-banned WRVU show GET UP STAND UP Mark Anundson.

Things start off smoothly with calls from champion wrestler Jocephus The Shelby Street Brawler and WRVU’s POCKET NINJAS’ host Amanda Tucker. Things get a bit out of hand when Mark busts out the alcohol, we get a call from VSC Board Member Dick Shell, and a dj trainee hiding in the control booth becomes our “reluctant” guest. We barricade the door with the station couch and hunker down for an all-out siege.

We discuss VSC president Chris Carroll, Director of Student Media Jim Hayes, and since-resigned student general manager Mikil Taylor. Board member Dick Shell calls to complain and lets slip a shocking revelation about the sale of WRVU that you are most definitely NOT going to like.

Featuring call-ins by T.I. participants pimpdaddysupreme, Chris Rauh (Arclyte), Chris Murray and Craig Schenker (Square People), and Joseph Hudson (Dave Cloud). More calls from officer MacBeth, Officer Fritz, Hostage Negotiator Lieutenant McKinley, Amanda Tucker, Tiffany, Kurt, and trainee Terry’s mother Misty.

With music by T.I. participants Tim Kaiser, Ken Soper, Strotter Inst., Leslie Keffer, Anthony William Herndon, DaveX, pimpdaddysupreme, Lawrence Crow, Mark Anundson, and WORLD PREMIERE tracks by Square People Jazz Maturity and Lylas recorded exclusively for Theatre Intangible!

Special thanks to Brad Edwards, Sean Parrot, Ben Sullivan, Melody Holt, Tommy Stangroom, and most especially Jesse Perry. Mark, Brad, Sean, and Jesse are all podcasters too. Check out their many shows, including HAPPY FOR APATHY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY GARY, and MANGY DOG RADIO HOUR WHOOP-DEE-DOO.

If you like the show, tell a friend or write a review in iTunes. And without further ado, we bring you, the Theatre Intangible 50th Podcast Spectacular!

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johnny corndawg

Joseph Hudson played briefly with Dave Cloud, but not any more. Dave has his own band, essentially the same band he’s had for the last 10-15 years. You should look into that, to find the real Dave Cloud and his music. He has 3-4 records out on Fire Records UK and has another one coming out soon. Much better stuff than you’re liable to hear Dave drunkenly doing with a pick-up band on a given late night at Springwater.
tonyyoungblood

Yeah, I did not mean to slight Dave Cloud’s very excellent Gospel of Power. Joseph makes pretty clear his relationship with Dave in the episode. For what it’s worth, we tried to get Dave on this episode. He was home and his dad told us to call back and let it ring, so Dave could answer, but sadly he didn’t answer. I would have set it up in advance, but he’s a hard man to get a hold of.
tonyyoungblood

That being said, Calvacade of *** was a pretty great band in its own right, due largely to the contributions of Joseph Hudson, Charlie Rauh, and the other performers.
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