Corbett Redford is a starving artist who hits his absolute bottom on a spree of bad luck. But all that comes to an end one day when a mysterious package arrives at his warehouse.

Corbett continues to tour the U.S with his band Bobby Joe Ebola and is still putting out records. 

Producers: Mark Ristich and Jamie DeWolf

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Mystery Package / Snap Judgment, "Found"

"Indie-folk can sometimes be so serious. The local duo Delemma does in fact write heartfelt, meaningful songs, but the result is anything but stuffy. They are obviously having fun, and the audience is having fun listening-and most likely singing along-to these songs. Hell, I'm having fun just thinking about their songs. With Della Z on drums/percussion, Emily Octopys on guitar, and both on vocals, it's toe-tapping folk, with a little bit of a '60s Summer of Love vibe, some punk rawness and a swinging beat. Delemma mix it up with gorgeous originals and some folk-bluegrass covers. They're always smiling during their shows."
-Written In The San Jose Metro by Aaron Carnes.

Bobby Joe Ebola and The Children MacNuggits was mightily formed in 1995 in a fast-food parking lot by guitarist Dan Abbott and singer Corbett Redford. The often funny and sometimes scary band built a dangerously loyal following of punks, misfits, elected representatives, perverts and intellectuals, before going on hiatus for the entire tenure of the Bush Administration. In 2009, the band rebuilt its war machine and is once again shocking contemporaries with toe-tapping uncomfortable truths.

The MacNuggits have become legend in the musical underground of the Bay Area and beyond, with their infamously unpredictable mix of searing social satire, soaring harmonies, outlandish and shocking truths, and poop jokes. The songs draw upon a variety of pop culture, of global crises, of interpersonal labyrinths, of nightmares and daydreams, skewering them on a rusty spit for the world to see. With a nod to social satirists like Lenny Bruce and George Carlin, and musical influences ranging from They Might Be Giants to DeBarge, Bobby Joe Ebola is the vaudeville routine for your personal apocalypse.

Dan and Corbett write the songs. Dan plays guitar. Then very strange things start to happen.  The apocalypse, just like revolution, is not an event but a process, and it’s hilarious.

Snap Judgment is a weekly storytelling radio show and podcast, hosted by Glynn Washington. Snap mixes real stories with killer beats to produce cinematic, dramatic, kick-ass radio. Snap’s raw, musical brand of storytelling dares listeners to see the world through the eyes of another. This is storytelling… with a BEAT!!  Snap first aired on NPR stations nationwide in July 2010. Snap Judgment is now aired on over 400 public radio stations.