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Your Call
Gillette: The Best A Man Can Get?
Ready For My Close-Up
Biology In Heaven
The Little Girl In My Brain
TJ'sM&GG-NOA&CTM
Sticks and Stones and Hurtful Words
Personal Space (Main Title Theme)
Welcome To Jail. . .
Is It Ever Too Late To Be Early?
More To Michael Moore Than Meets The Mouth
Your Call II: Space Hassle
Direct download: personalspace.mp3
Category: podcasts -- posted at: 11:58 PM
Comments[7]

    This podcast is a work of art. It's the best one yet-- lean, unsparing in its aim, and drop-dead funny. Will Franken will never exceed this peak moment-- a perfect intersection of life and art. The personal moments are unflinchingly acute (police being called to mediate a domestic disturbance over "personal space"). And the political humor is just as unrelenting (Al Gore being labeled "900 million years ahead of his time"). Bravo. This is a sad, beautiful, poignant, brilliant, and hilarious work. A tour de force.

    posted by: Steven Capozzola on Tue, 5/1 03:13 PM EDT

    hooray for new podcast. will your show is so fucking brilliant. one of the best things on the internet.

    posted by: bibble on Wed, 5/2 04:08 AM EDT

    The personal space bit is painfully accurate. We're all fucked, or will be very shortly.

    posted by: Henry on Thu, 5/31 07:46 PM EDT

    This is so like Dane Cook

    posted by: Fred on Thu, 5/31 08:53 PM EDT

    I agree this one is especially great. Nothing realer, sadder or funnier than heartbreak.

    posted by: Nina Paley on Sat, 6/9 09:33 PM EDT

    i love the music from "once upon a time in the west" and "for a few dollars more." hearing charleton heston tell michael moore to "get the fuck out of my house" to the sounds of ennio morricone was hilarious and incredibly satisfying. was that a parody of arlo guthrie at the end? he used to be my neighbor, wierd. love the morrison samples.

    posted by: ek on Tue, 9/11 01:50 AM EDT

    Not Arlo Guthrie--are you talking about the Lou Reed "Street Hassle"?

    Cool pick-up on the Morrison sample. Roadhouse Blues following Vivaldi. . .I should have a contest. Somebody else picked up a really obscure Butthole Surfers reference in one of these things.

    posted by: will franken on Wed, 9/12 03:04 AM EDT


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