From our Pop-up Studio at The Orchard Hotel, at 665 Bush St in San Francisco’s Union Square district. Our TV/Radio Talk Show, going strong since 2006, stars Political Comedian Will Durst and Political Icon Willie Brown. Producer/Moderator Paul Wells of Flow Communications has continued to organize this much-needed independent voice as a Podcast, TV & Radio Show and book guests. Carla Marinucci of Politico is our special guest this time. Watch the 3 Parts here. These will be vital to watch through Election Day.
Part One, Will Durst and Willie Brown get the party started. Click the play button image. Part Two, scroll down.
Part Two, We’re joined by Carla Marinucci. Click the play button in the image below. Part Three, scroll down.
Part Three, We do a Q&A with the Audience. Click the play button in the image below.
On Wednesday October 10th, we set up our Pop-up Studio at The Orchard Hotel, at 665 Bush St in San Francisco’s Union Square district. Our TV/Radio Talk Show, going strong since 2006, stars Political Comedian Will Durst and Political Icon Willie Brown. Producer/Moderator Paul Wells of Flow Communications has continued to organize this much-needed independent voice as a Podcast, TV & Radio Show and book guests. Carla Marinucci of Politico is our special guest this time. Special Thanks to our Sponsors and Crew. In fact, all our Sponsors and Crews that have helped keep this show on the airwaves and the internet since the first year as the local morning show for Air America’s SF Affiliate, 960AM, The Quake. A Special Thanks to MZ and his crew at AM 1080 KSCO Radio, for the solid support of independent thought, no matter if it’s Left, Right or Center. Here’s the Radio version as heard on KSCO.
We’ll gather one more time at the Marsh before Election Day. Mark your calendar for Nov 1, 6-7pm.
Part one of the October program, starts with Will Durst & Willie Brown launching into the impact of the debates and the swirl of controversy around them, including CA Senate Debate.
Joined by Carla Marinucci Senior Writer for the Politico California Playbook, we had an inside look at The Donald’s first run for President in 2000 and being aboard Trump Air 1, and more. Carla stays with us for the Q&A with the audience in Part 3.
With our guest, we engage in a Q&A with our audience at The Marsh. It’s free admission, and anyone is free to step up and ask a question, including Lee Houskeeper and his naked friend.
Roll the credits. Thanks to The Marsh Theater. Support their Non-profit performance space in SF and Berkeley. MZ and crew @ KSCO for airing our show. Ace & Hugh of Reality Check TV for on-sight A/V and video production. Producer/Moderator Paul “Lobster” Wells of Flow Communications. PR Leslie Kaye. Special thanks to Executive Producer William O’Keeffe, Jr. and Tiger Lyn for her music from the CD Soul Fire for the intro/outro songs “Freedom” and “America is Still the Place.”
We reconvened our monthly meeting behind the green door @ The Marsh San Francisco on Tuesday, October 11th. Joined by Carla Marinucci Senior Writer for the Politico California Playbook, with an inside look at The Donald’s run for President in 2000 and being aboard Trump Air 1. The Q&A includes Lee Houskeeper and his special friend.
PART ONE: You can’t make this stuff up. Will Durst and Willie Brown launch into the impact of the debates and the swirl of controversy around them, including the Harris-Sanchez California Senate Debate
PART TWO: Carla Marinucci joins the conversation with a revelation about being on Trump Air 1 during the forgotten campaign for President in 2000, an experience at a Trump rally and more
PART THREE: With our guest, we engage in a Q&A with our audience at The Marsh. It’s free admission, and anyone is free to step up and ask a question. This makes for some fun exchanges.
Final 2016 Election Special will be at The Marsh, Tuesday November 1, 6-7pm. See you then!
We spend a lot more time talking about Hillary Clinton than Donald Trump in Part One. An interesting theory about her pneumonia that’s kind of anti-Alex Jones.
Part Two, we’re joined by guest Kelly Dessaint, writer of SF Examiner column I Drive SF, blogger and author. We tear into Taxis vs Uber/Lyft and driverless cars.
Part Three, our Q&A with the live audience. First surprise guest questioner is Hillary Crosby, Comptroller of the California Democratic Party köpa cialis. Someone uses the “L” word.
Roll the credits. Thanks to The Marsh Theater. Support their Non-profit performance space in SF and Berkeley. MZ and crew @ KSCO for airing our show. Ace & Hugh of Reality Check TV for on-sight A/V and video production. Producer/Moderator Paul “Lobster” Wells of Flow Communications. PR Leslie Kaye. Special thanks to Executive Producer William O’Keeffe and Tiger Lyn for her music from the CD Soul Fire for the intro/outro songs “Freedom” and “America is Still the Place.”
This is where the echo chamber stops. For an hour a month, we have fun with and shed light on the Presidential Election, State & Local issues
Miss it? You can listen here enligneviagra.net. Click audio zipper files below, in 3 parts.
Part One – We talk about Will Durst’s Elect-to-Laugh at The Marsh every Tuesday 8pm thru Nov 8th, a Trump joke he doesn’t have room for, Willie’s movie pick War Dogs and views on both Candidates for POTUS, and how the views of men and woman differ.
Part Two – We give props to our opening theme, “Freedom (All Across The Nations)” by Tiger Lyn. Our guest Kelly Dessaint, Writer of SF Examiner Column I Drive SF, blogger, author and cabbie. We talk about the differences & conflict between Taxis, Uber & Lyft.
Part Three – The Q&A with the audience. Surprise guest question from Hillary Crosby, Comptroller of the California State Democratic Party. We give props to KSCO, our Exec Producer and The Marsh Theater as a breeding ground for new performance.
For the August Election Special #2, Our hosts returned from the National Conventions with juicy insider information. This month’s guest SF Examiner Columnist Joe Fitzgerald Rodriquez. We had a packed house, rolling in the aisles with laughter at The Marsh Theater in San Francisco’s Mission District. Next show September 13th, 6-7pm.
Will Durst and Willie Brown jump right back to electric mode for their 2016 Election Talk Show with Producer/Announcer Paul Wells of Flow Communications and Guest Broke-Ass Stuart Schuffman. Recorded LIVE Tuesday, July 12th, 6-7pm with a packed house at The Marsh Theater, San Francisco, California. This is show #1. Reconvene again on Tuesday August 16th, 6-7pm and every month through November. Here’s the link to the 3 part July video playlist at the Will and Willie channel:
Part One of Three. Will Durst and Willie Brown jump right back to the electric mode that made for a great local San Francisco Talk Radio Morning Show in 2006. At the time of this new recording, Trump had narrowed down his VP selection to 3. We joked about Newt Gingrich and Chris Christie and barely mentioned Mike Pence. Bland is not funny get more information.
Recorded LIVE Tuesday, July 12th, 6-7pm with a packed house at The Marsh Theater, San Francisco, CA The program aired Sunday July 17th on AM 1080 KSCO, and KSCO.COM 7-8PM. We’ll post segments 2 and 3 shortly.
Here is the special Saturday night taping of The Will and Willie March Show from our bandstand stage at the back of The Gold Dust Lounge. This Radio version is airing SUNDAY, March 9th, 6-7PM on 960 The Patriot and streamed LIVE on iHeart Radio. The Video version, with extra content in four segments, is produced by MySourceTV.com and is available above by clicking the play button on the images above.
Will and Willie, with guest ABC News Anchor Dan Ashley and Producer Paul Wells, discuss leaks in the new span of the Bay Bridge, Governor Jan Brewers’ veto of Arizona’s “Religious Freedom” Bill, the situation in Ukraine and Russia’s hold on Crimea, Will Durst’s Top 10 2014 Political Animal Awards, The FCC CIN study on how the Press gathers its news. Dan Ashley talks about how they decide what stories to use and talks about his beginnings in News and his band Push. Plus, a special message from Bill Cosby to Willie Brown on the dedication of the San Francisco side of the Bay Bridge as The Willie L. Brown Jr. Bridge. The whole crew also takes a few questions from the audience on the traffic and parking issues in San Francisco, the droughts in California and more!
