![]() ![]() ![]() And he eventually started taping it on VHS. He started on cassettes, just taping the audio and keeping a database of who was on and what the sketches were. Tim: Did you guys read that story about the guy that's catalogued every Letterman episode ever? He started taping them. John: If you think about what it would cost you to buy those video tapes, that's pretty good. Tim: Wait, do you guys have ads on your YouTube videos? Jonathan: I kept getting Stacey Abrams saying, "Time to vote." ![]() I just kept seeing it over and over and over. Were you getting that ad in front of every video you watched for a while before the election with this chubby bearded fisherman going, "How do I register to vote?" John: Apparently Q said yesterday, "No one can stop what is coming." And I'm assuming he's talking about the Biden presidency. You're going to be in for a big surprise. Tim: Wait until you see what happens next week. Once they called it on Saturday, I'm like, "I got to see how all the states go." So I've just been up. Tim: I have not, this is no joke, I have not slept since the election. Because remember in 2002, it was like The Stroke.įred: They like a simple statement. Jonathan: But it's also like their band name fads do go together. Tim: But they can edit that all together to make it all work. John: It's The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark. I was like, "I'm up here in Portland." John's, by the way, lost in his Google search. We were laughing, making each other laugh. Jonathan: But I put in a good word for you to be on it. Tim: Is that right? But Fred was still mired in it. Tim: You had stepped away from the day-to-day. Jonathan: No, I just wasn't directing every episode at that point. Krisel, you had since moved on from Portlandia? Well, Moonbase 8’s a show that we made, basically started from-I was on an episode of Portlandia. But he was still playing them at the school during that time. Tim: He spent a long time not being able to play his songs. It was in the little school amphitheater. Jonathan: John Fogerty would perform at my elementary school to raise money for the school because his kids started going there. Tim: Something like a conversation starter.įred: I guess that's a little different. I think they wanted it to be hard to figure out. Jonathan: It's like a church, like a revivalist church.įred: Yeah. But the word Creedence Clearwater Revival. John: Yeah, and what was the band… Some of the guys from The Byrds started that… Tim: What was that 1912 bubblegum company band? Oh no. I think like Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, it's like all that stuff is-įred: Yes, where every band name was like an old-timey organization. This is the question: Creedence Clearwater Revival, what is that name about?įred: The 60s was all about these long names. I had a question this morning that I thought, well, maybe we could start with an icebreaker question. Tim: Fred is coming to us via Zoom technology up in. Everybody can get into their NPR mode, slow and low. That's why we're all speaking on this particular podcast. Well, let's talk about our show, Moonbase 8, that we've made in conjunction with A24. Jonathan: But it was very professionally done. And were like, "You still there?" "Yeah, I'm going to the bathroom." Jonathan: I was talking to someone and their signal kind of went out, then their picture dropped out. John: And he claims, "Oh, it was just a big misunderstanding." John: Was he playing with himself or did he just show it? Tim: He was playing with himself on a Zoom call. John: A very famous political reporter, like, pulled his schlong out. Jonathan: What happened? I saw he got fired. Tim Heidecker: I've been masturbating during the calls, and it's not bad because you can just turn off the. John: I always feel a little bit like my soul has been sucked out of me by the end of the Zooms. Afterwards I’m like, "God, why does my back hurt?,” from being upright for so long and just staring at the camera. John: I hope after the pandemic's over, we can keep this whole Zoom culture going.įred: You know where I feel it at the end of a Zoom call? In my back. ![]()
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