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EPISODE · Dec 30, 2011 · 25 MIN

Episode 024

from PF’s Tape Recorder · host P.F. Wilson

Comedian Matt Stanton talks stand-up and rock & roll, favoring us with a selection from his power/punk band the Worthmores. Also, we find an angry conservative (it wasn’t that difficult) with a twist and, as always, Fake News. DATES: Matt Stanton is at Go Bananas featuring for headliner Tyrone Hawkins. The MC is John Bunyan. January 5-8. PF is at Muggbee’s Sports Café on Beechmont Avenue in Cincinnati for PF Trivia Live Tuesday January 3 at 7:30. LINKS: SOPA article in Wikipedia. Angry Conservative/Mr. Conservative. PF’s Tape Recorder logo designed by Dan Koabel. Email the show here. Rate the podcast below and/or in iTunes, if you’d be so kind. Thanks! Happy New Year!

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