The Michael Duprey Variety Hour

#015 Willa Rae, Ryan Flanagan

Garage rock musician Willa Rae sans The Minor Arcana joins us to discuss her influences, her operatic background, and Girls Rock Detroit. Also: Professional Friend Ryan Flannigan.

Garage rock musician Willa Rae of Willa Rae & The Minor Arcana (sans The Minor Arcana) joins us to discuss her influences, her operatic background, Girls Rock Detroit, and to play some WICKED tunes! Also: Professional Friend Ryan Flanagan joins us to discuss his failed past jobs and his more successful brother.

Credits: Willa Rae, Scott Icenogle

Attributions:
“Bad Ideas” by Willa Rae
“Met the Devil in St. Paul” by Willa Rae
“Love’s Wastin’ My Time” by Willa Rae

Intro Theme:
“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

#014 Jason Petterson, Marcus Gold, Barry the 'Beansprouts' Walrus

Indie game developer Jason Petterson of "Broken Shotgun Productions" discusses his humble beginnings and more. Also: Hollywood Insider Marcus Gold and Barry the Beansprouts Walrus!

Independent game and mobile app developer Jason Petterson of “Broken Shotgun Productions” joins us to discuss his humble beginnings, the future, and to help Michael come up with a brand new game! Hollywood Insider Marcus Gold elaborates on his many high-profile “deals” and Barry the Beansprouts Walrus makes a remarkable return to the public eye!

Credits: Jason Petterson, Mitch Haba

Attributions:
“Friday 13th Kliwon” by Chip For Breakfast

Intro Theme:
“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

#013 Lauren Duprey, Professor Hip-Hop, Cicero

Michael's sister Lauren helps interview the enigmatic Professor Hip-Hop who describes his storied career and performs. Also: Little Man Cicero makes an appearance!

Michael’s sister Lauren joins us to help interview the enigmatic Professor Hip-Hop, discussing the Professor’s long, storied hip hop career and beyond. Professor Hip-Hop also performs music from every decade he’s been active, and we are also joined by Little Man Cicero who describes the terrible experiment that led to his size and how he makes a living.

Credits: Lauren Duprey, Ray Duprey

Attributions:
Beats by The PassionHiFi
www.thepassionhifi.com

SFX:
https://www.freesound.org/s/218372/

http://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/

Intro Theme:
“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

#012 Sar the Moonchild, Georgina Smithweather

Lover, Moonchild, and Jam Band follower Sar describes how to enter The Zone and reads Michael's vibe for his "signs"... it is not flattering. Also: Georgina Smithweather has a message for her dearly departed husband.

Lover, Moonchild, & Jam Band Follower Sar joins us to discuss the rules of The Zone, his fluctuating burrito menu, and also describes Michael’s different “signs”. Also: Electronic Factory Worker Georgina Smithweather joins us to discuss how she feels about living in Michigan and to send a message to her dead husband.

Credits: Mike McGettigan, Ryan Westbrook

Attributions:
“Vibe Merchant” by The Mood Orchestra


Intro Theme:
“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

#011 Hannah Taubitz, Darren Flink, Danielle Jones

Actor, writer, and director Hannah Taubitz joins us to discuss 'To Be Productions' and her upcoming cabaret, as we are also joined by 'Cars' Enthusiast Darren Flink and Ireland-obsesses Wisconsionite Danielle Jones.

Hannah Taubitz, a Detroit-based actor, writer, and director joins us for a discussion about the new theatre company To Be Productions as well as her upcoming cabaret For the Love of Broadway. Then, ‘Cars’ Enthusiast Darren Flink shares his theories and knowledge about the ‘Cars’ universe, and Wisconsionite who studied abroad in Ireland Danielle Jones discusses her experiences. Also, we feature a new track from Jordan Jermaine!

Credits: Hannah Taubitz, Adam Bacigal

Attributions:
“Blood and Kiss (Prod. by IVORY)” by Jordan Jermaine

Intro Theme:
“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

#010 Whit Wheatley, Sylvester Seawater, Ms. Tro

Shakespearean actor Whit Wheatley and his dialect coach Sylvester Seawater join us to discuss the art of acting and Ms. Tro shows off some excellent cooking skills!

Shakespearean actor Whit Wheatley and his dialect coach Sylvester Seawater join us to discuss the wonders of acting for the stage and the amazing world of Shakespeare, as well as the importance of knowing a wide breadth of different accents. Also: Ms. Tro from Ms. Tro’s Bistro shows us how to cook a wide variety of dishes!

Credits: Nick Boulahanis, Alex Raskov, Lauren Duprey

Attributions:
“Do the Food” by The Nourishment

Intro Theme:
“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

#009 Beatnok, The Yuletide Vampire Nedstat

Electronic musician Dylan "Beatnok" Nelson discusses musician collective Assemble Sound and more. We are also joined by the Yuletide Vampire Ned Stat.

Electronic musician Dylan “Beatnok” Nelson showcases his music and highlights his upbringing as a musician, as well as the musician collective Assemble Sound, Erie Canal Theatre, and his process for creating music. We are also joined by Nedstat the Yuletide Vampire who discusses how he sucks the joy out of the Holiday season -- literally.

Credits: Dylan Nelson, Josh Arthur

Attributions:
“Nether” by Beatnok
“Ontario Shore” by Beatnok
“Suboxone” by Beatnok


Intro Theme:
“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

#008 Ray Duprey, Jerry Seinfeld

Ray Duprey and Comedian Jerry Seinfeld (?) join Michael to discuss the New Years and more!

Michael and his brother Ray ring in the New Year, discussing Ray’s extensive list of New Year’s Resolutions, medical waste, and the co-ed night classes Ray teaches at a local high school. We also welcome on famous comedian Jerry Seinfeld to talk about his show “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee”, a ‘Seinfeld’ reunion, and Jerry tells some jokes!

Credits: Ray Duprey

Intro Theme:
“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

#007 Nate Garrett, G-Rat

Nate Garrett performs and discusses his upbringing, teaching himself to write lyrics and rap while stationed in Kuwait, and letting go of the past, and interesting character G-Rat joins us in the studio.

Michael divulges into one of his deepest interviews yet as he welcomes Rapper/Producer Nate Garrett onto the show as they discuss Nate’s upbringing, how he taught himself to write lyrics and rap while stationed in Kuwait, and letting go of the past. Also: interesting character G-Rat shows his his many sides, and Nate Garrett performs.

Credits: Nate Garrett

Attributions:
“Imminent Danger” by Nate Garrett
“Untitled Freestyle” by Nate Garrett

Intro Theme:
“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

#006 Betsy Soukup, Minnie Oswald

Bass & Voice musician Betsy Soukup joins Michael in the studio to perform her eclectic brand of music and to discuss the differences between improvisational music and comedy. We are also joined by social entrepreneur Minnie Oswald who lays to bed the complicated issues revolving cultural appropriati

Bass & Voice musician Betsy Soukup joins Michael in the studio to perform her eclectic brand of music and to discuss the differences between improvisational music and comedy. We are also joined by social entrepreneur Minnie Oswald who lays to bed the complicated issues revolving cultural appropriation. Also: Santa Claus has a special message for all of the boys and girls of the world!

Credits: Betsy Soukup, Geulah Finman

Attributions:

“Do You Even Care” by Betsy Soukup
“Sink Down” by Betsy Soukup
“Singing Down the Walls” by Betsy Soukup

Jingle Bells Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

What Child is This Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Intro Theme:

“Somewhere In My Mind” by Apache Tomcat

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