WE ARE:
An improv group. We do long form improv using word suggestions & stories.

WE ARE NOT: 
A talkie opinion podcast. We realize nobody cares about our opinions or personal lives. ;) 

Centerpointe's Holosync Solution program and many other products utilize our proprietary Holosync sound technology, embedded beneath soothing music and environmental sounds, to induce deep meditative states and to create significant mental, emotional, spiritual, and health benefits.

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A new era. 12.3.21. beatsantique.com

BEATS ANTIQUE, an oakland based group featuring ZOE JAKES, DAVID SATORI, AND SIDECAR TOMMY, which has stumbled down the rabbit hole and emerged anew on the other side. BEATS ANTIQUE forges a curious alliance between middle eastern traditions and potent west coast circus, underground hip hop, breakbeat brass band, downtempo, glitch and dubstep.

Booking ROW: mrunner@teamwass.com pmaloney@teamwass.com
Booking Canada: grant@midnightagency.com
Management: max@vitalicnoise.com

Oakland Raider, Richmond Rap Practitioner. Hieroglyphics / Deltron 3030 / GATE 13 / GOODXLUCK. Keep the FUNK alive.

All Things Comedy podcast network founders Bill Burr and Al Madrigal are joined by fellow comics for an unconventional hour long show.
An All Things Comedy podcast.

Mystery Fingerstyle Guitarist plays fingerstyle guitar covers and originals on youtube. New videos added weekly.

The Cubby Creatures were born out of San Francisco's Mission District in 1997, the musical arm of artist collective the Cubby. Jol Devitro née Joel Perez (guitars, vocals) and Brian Weaver (bass, vocals) formed the group, and the band's first lineup featured Emily Limón née Davis (violin), Karl Soehnlein (now writer K.M. Soehnlein) (clarinet), and Matt M. (drums and samples). The lineup later included Jason Gonzales (drums) and Bill Fisher (keyboards, vocals).

The band played its first show at Artists' Television Access in San Francisco (Dec. 7, 1997) and continued to play out in various clubs and galleries in the Bay Area, as well as touching down sporadically in other parts of California, through 2006. In 2000 they appeared in New York City as part of CMJ's annual marathon.

They began publishing their zine The Cubby Missalette in 1997. It continues to be published to this day.

They created the Web site cubby.net in 1998. As of 2011, the site houses Cubby Control Records, the label launched by Brian Weaver. The Cubby Creatures' catalog is available there, along with those of Cubby friends Reptiel, Thee Druggles, blääcmäjik, and Cubby Creatures progenitor Coolidge, as well as Weaver's "Embryo Compilations."

In 1998 the band produced and performed its original rock opera The World of Tina and followed it up with 2000's indie-rock variety show A Telethon for the Benefit of Suzie. In 2005 they premiered Jesus Christ, You're Crazy, another rock opera.

The Cubby Creatures, along with Arianne Vasquez, also produced Cubbyvision for San Francisco public access channel 29 from 2000 to 2002. Members of the band appeared frequently amongst a cast of recurring characters that included Huck Forest, Mr. Fantastic, the Reverend Myrtle Motivation (played by real-life Cubby chaplain Trismegista Taylor), Rhoda "the apocryphal sister of the Virgin Mary" and Kathy Barra (title character of the 2001 Cubby Creatures EP "Who Remembers Kathy Barra?", brought to life here by John Vlahides).

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