Superego: Episode 3:1
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SPECIAL GUESTS: Paul F. Tompkins from Best Week Ever, Tom Scharpling from The Best Show on WMFU, Joe Randazzo editor of The Onion, and Twitter Phenom Rob Delaney.
CASE STUDIES: The Orchard Glen High School Faculty, Imogene Kanouse, FDR, Heartlines on the Shore 104.4, Colby Toboggan, and Kenny Gottlieb.
RELEASE DATE: March 1, 2011
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Superego Sampler: Smithsonian Audio Tours
DIAGNOSIS: Histrionic Personality Disorder
CASE HISTORY: Why not take an educational guided-tour through the hallowed halls of America’s greatest cultural institution? Experience the wit and wisdom of Mark Twain, the picturesque reflections of Ansel Adams, and the plaintive mating whispers of Danielle Steel.
The annals of the Smithsonian run deep and run wide. This continuing series of audio tours will guide visitors through a variety of rarely seen archives and exhibits. Visitors will leave educated, informed, and confused. You’ll come back time and time again for the Smithsonian Audio Tours celebrated exhibits on history, pop culture, and other American bullshit.
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Superego: Episode 2:17
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SPECIAL GUESTS: Paul F. Tompkins from Best Week Ever, Tom Scharpling from The Best Show on WMFU, Drew Carey from The Drew Carey Show and Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Jeff Davis from Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Mike Rock from Chelsea Lately, Andy Goldblatt from Adult Swim, James Bladon from Numb3ers, and little Aubrey Denzer from Oregon.
CASE STUDIES: My Baby Dreamer, Smithsonian Audio Tours, Campfire with Roy Cabras, NASA Mission Control, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber with Shunt McGuppin, Rodney Morelli’s International Cloud Registry/, and Pete Balch.
RELEASE DATE: August 1, 2010
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The Thorn Christian Fellowship
DIAGNOSIS: Histrionic Personality Disorder
CASE HISTORY: Get salvation. Get saved. Get stuffed.
EPISODES: 2:16
Superego: Episode 2:16
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SPECIAL GUESTS: Paul F. Tompkins from Best Week Ever, Tom Scharpling from The Best Show on WMFU, Jesse Thorn from The Sound of Young America, Jordan Morris from Jordan, Jesse, Go!, Chris Tallman from Reno 911! Miami, Derek Mears from Predators, Jenny Flack from Acceptable TV, Brian Bradley from MadTV, and Ryan Smith from MadTV.
CASE STUDIES: The Thorn Christian Fellowship, The Sea Town Splashaholic Spectacular, Hervé Villechaize, Hart+Sole, FDR, and Boothroyd’s House of Rare Antiquities.
RELEASE DATE: July 1, 2010
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Smithsonian Audio Tours
DIAGNOSIS: Histrionic Personality Disorder
CASE HISTORY: Why not take an educational guided-tour through the hallowed halls of America’s greatest cultural institution? Experience the wit and wisdom of Mark Twain, the picturesque reflections of Ansel Adams, and the plaintive mating whispers of Danielle Steel.
The annals of the Smithsonian run deep and run wide. This continuing series of audio tours will guide visitors through a variety of rarely seen archives and exhibits. Visitors will leave educated, informed, and confused. You’ll come back time and time again for the Smithsonian Audio Tours celebrated exhibits on history, pop culture, and other American bullshit.
EPISODES: 2:14 / 2:17 / 3:2 / 3:4
Tom Scharpling
EPISODES: 2:14 / Smithsonian Audio Tour Guide Claude Pike • 2:16 / The Thorn Christian Fellowship Youth Pastor Claude Pike • 2:17 / Smithsonian Audio Tour Guide Claude Pike • 3:1 / ‘The Last Starfighter’ Fan Claude Pike
Superego: Episode 2:14
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SPECIAL GUESTS: Paul F. Tompkins from Mr. Show and Best Week Ever, Tom Scharpling from The Best Show on WFMU, Drew Carey from The Drew Carey Show and Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Jeff Davis from Whose Line Is It Anyway?, James Bladon from Numb3rs, and Aubrey Denzer from Oregon.
CASE STUDIES: Smithsonian Audio Tours, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber with Shunt McGuppin, Ron Burman, Coach Brian Helzevec, and So You Wanna Go To Space?.
RELEASE DATE: May 1, 2010
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