Hunter Dialectic is a singer-songwriter from Rochester, New York.  He's been influenced by the likes of these people: Nick Drake, Elliott Smith, David Bazan, Jack Kerouac and Edgar Cayce.  

On Sup Doc comedians Paco Romane and George Chen interview INTERESTING PEOPLE with STRONG OPINIONS about their FAVORITE DOCUMENTARIES.  
Truth is greater than fiction. 
The idea behind this documentary podcast started when Paco sat down to watch all of the PBS 100 best documentaries.  He particularly loves the slice-a-life-weird-americana types of docs: Brothers Keeper, MarJoe, Kid Stays In The Picture, Hoop Dreams, Grizzly Man etc. Every morning he’d watch one or two of these documentaries and afterwards he wanted to hear people and filmmakers discuss them. But after searching for a podcast devoted to discussing documentaries and interviewing people that love and make them he came up empty.  So he contacted his buddy George Chen a fellow documentary lover and together they started Sup Doc.

Paco Romane is a comedian, actor and writer.  He was twice voted “Best Comedian” in San Francisco "Best of The Bay" Has has also appeared on many television shows, films, and national commercials.His comedy has been featured on: Huffington Post, NBC, NPR, Funny or Die, Youtube, Cracked, NY Times, KQED and countless others.

George Chen has performed/hosted at SF Sketchfest, The Business, Put Your Hands Together Podcast, Marin Headlands Center for the Arts, Contemporary Jewish Museum, The Porchlight Storytelling Series, and SFMoMA. He runs the weekly Cynic Cave standup show at Lost Weekend Video in San Francisco and lives in Oakland, California.

“…These guys are super funny and I really like listening to their stories and conversations. Check it out!…” – iTunes review
“…Kudos to Paco and George for this brilliant idea…” – iTunes review
“…a must listen if you enjoy documentaries…” – iTunes review
“…Comics and docs, great combo…” – iTunes review
“…amazingly in-depth and hilarious…” – iTunes review

New album "Signed, Noisemaker" (2015) sold out limited edition cassette on Fluere Tapes (Sweden). 2nd press (30 copies) on green tapes available here: raphigottesman.bandcamp.com

"Ballad of the Sad Cafe" (2011) is the debut album available on cassette/digital. "Virtual Access" (2014) is available on CD-R/cassette/digital. 

"The Oaklander has already established himself as a fine support musician, backing up the Fresh and Onlys and Sonny and the Sunsets on drums, but on his own, his lovely guitar playing emphasizes dissolving chords and melodic drones." The Portland Mercury

"His circular guitar layers and modal tunes take his style and approach to new levels that are only hinted at in his drumming. What stands out to me in the music is a distinct attentiveness to the balance between melody, space and unpredictable repetition." Decoder Magazine 

"Tracks that include the whole one-man-band set up are some of the most rewarding listens of a year already brimming with great music." Tome to the Weather Machine

"...turns out to be an amazing set of post-rocky vistas with a sombre, slowcore edge never falling too far away from its ambient beginnings." Weed Temple

Boards of Canada is a Scottish electronic music duo comprised of brothers Mike Sandison (b. 1 June 1970) and Marcus Eoin (b. 21 July 1971). 

They have released a number of works, most notably Music Has the Right to Children and Geogaddi, with little advertising and few interviews. Their sound has frequently made reference to sounds of the 1970s and the 1980s. It recalls, amongst other things, the warm, scratchy, artificial sounds of 1970s television, and indeed, band members Michael and Marcus admit to being inspired by the documentary films of the National Film Board of Canada, from which the group's name comes.

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