Tag: albums, Boston, comedy, David Heti, Jen Kirkman, Nate Bargatze, reviews, Sean Sullivan, Sean White, Shane Mauss
Sean Sullivan Likes Comedy – May 2015 by Sean Sullivan
To begin, I missed April. The albums that came out in April are listed below but I’m not going to write about them because I only...
A SONG I HEARD TODAY: VOLUME 16. Shadowboxer by Fiona Apple – by Rich Karski.
Welcome to another edition of Rich Karski’s A SONG I HEARD TODAY: the only online music review column that is more feminist than all...
Stay Positive: Fixing the Boy Who Couldn’t Be Fixed, Week 0 – by Ted Pettingell
Week 0 Hi there, thanks for reading this. Are you ready to laugh? I hope so because I’ve decided to write a comedy article about...
Working Comic: A Night at Fenway Park. – by Shawn Carter
Some weeks you wonder how life can be so boring and then just when you’re about to give up on ever having a really good unexpected...
A SONG I HEARD TODAY: VOLUME 15 – Freak Me by Silk– by Rich Karski
Welcome to another edition of Rich Karski’s A SONG I HEARD TODAY: the only online music review column that has confirmed through...
A Song I Heard Today, Volume 11: I Kill Children, The Dead Kennedys – by Rich Karski
Welcome to another edition of Rich Karski’s A SONG I HEARD TODAY: the only online music review column that has vermin-like capabilities...
Sean Sullivan Likes Comedy – March Album Reviews
After two big months of specials and albums, March was a little quiet. The big story closing out the month was the controversy surrounding...
Broad Appeal Presents – Mariel Makes a Mess 2: Rise of the Pennants
Mariel Makes a Mess is the premier column for people who are a little bit crafty, a little bit messy, and a little bit drunk. In each...
Sean Sullivan Likes Comedy – February Album Reviews
I can’t stress how impressive it is to me, watching a comedian who like Keith Robinson is just a comedian. Plenty of people use...
Working Comic: Academic Career. – by Shawn Carter.
I always knew that I’d never be a doctor or lawyer. Even as a child I knew my options were limited when it came to what profession...