CWMD 150 The Final Podcast
This is it folks. The final CWMD podcast. Why? Listen to this 5 minute show that explains why Steve is hanging it up. No joke.
Conversations With My Dummy
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"Conversations With My Dummy" is a throwback to old time radio, featuring original routines, sound effects, voice characterizations and ventriloquism (yes, before you ask about his lips, Steve works on the honor system) It aired for over 30 years on commercial and public radio stations around the country. Steve Charney and his show was profiled in the "New Yorker" magazine. In other words, Steve is a serious artist, doing serious work, who's in serious trouble.
CWMD 149 Steve in Harry's Trunk
This is Steve's penultimate podcast. One more and he's outta here. He explains why on his next podcast. But for now, Steve gets locked in Harry's Trun...
CWMD 148 Ocarina and See No Evil
Steve uses Harry's head to play an ocarina. Plus Harry wants to add some more monkeys. How about Smell No Evil? And Spike Jones, Homer and Jethro and ...
CWMD 147 Giant Banana
Harry brings in a Giant Banana. Plus Junk Food Junkie from Larry Groce. Emo Philips and Spike Jones, too
CWMD 146 Flippers
Harry is wearing his flippers and talks about the illustrious history of the footwear. Did you know George Washington was wearing flippers when he cro...
CWMD 145 Dog Music festival and It's Fare
Harry is going to a Music Festival...for dogs! Also Spike Jones, Fats Waller and Jimmy Durante.
CWMD 144 3 pages of script-Pretty Please_Leg Moves
It's a potpourri of stuff. Burns and Allen, Wes Harrison and a few skits with Harry.
CWMD 143 Mules
The theme is Mules. Literally. Utah Philips, Robin and Linda Williams, Chris Holder, Purly Gates, Molly Mason, The Fendermen, and of course...Harry. T...
CWMD 142 Impossible Things (kow1207)
Harry's up to doing impossible things again. I know, I know, he can't do them because they're impossible. Never stopped him before. Plus NPR's Elaine ...
CWMD 141 Vent Syndrome
It's a potpourri of goofy stuff. Steve's cult following, the ventriloquial syndrome, Harry is a banjo mover (opposed to a piano mover). Plus a bunch o...