A Secretly Timid Interview : Don’t Tell My Wife I’m A Cult Leader / Gray, The New Black

Jon and Danielle welcome creator Todd Steinberg and artist Matt Rox from theÂ the soon to be hit program, Don’t Tell My Wife I’m a Cult Leader, and curator (and fellow artist) for the Kessler Sept. 3 show, Misty Amber MooreÂ into the cat studio for a car horn-side chat. Misty, Todd, and Matt Later, Gray, the New Black discuss how the band was formed and their musical influences. They also perform a brand new song called, “Ringtones and Royalties” before hitting the road for Austin where they will be performing at the Flamingo Cantina August 25th. Johnn, Mike, and Alan. AKA, Gray, the New Black You can see the band, the premier of Don’t Tell My Wife I’m a Cult Leader, and meet everyone you heard on this show Saturday, September 3rd at the Kessler Theater. Did we mention that it was free??? Head over to the Angelika Sept 23rd for a screening of Don’t Tell My Wife I’m a Cult Leader at the Dallas Video Fest!! [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVy4JDMgxoQ[/youtube] Music featured on this episode includes the theme music for Don’t Tell My Wife I’m a Cult Leader performed by Andy Sperandeo,Â Â and “Ringtones and Royalties” and “Counting the Holes in my Heart” by Gray, The New Black.   NEW!!!! VoiceMail (469) 27-TIMID Email : [email protected] Like us onÂ Facebook Follow us onÂ TumblrÂ andÂ Twitter Subscribe to us onÂ iTunes     sketch by Matt Rox

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