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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2010 · 1H 29M

Episode 20: My Country for a Barber

from The Fort Podcast · host Mike Costantini, Kevin Ford, Ed Galvez

Actor/writer/director Joe Wagner joins The Fort Podcast for this very special final episode of 2010 to talk about being the mayor of nothing, sensual head massages, what happened to Natasha Lyonne, why Kevin hates going to get a haircut and Joe's philosophy on what makes a great comedy sketch show. Wagner has appeared on "The Sarah Silverman Program" and is currently directing one of the top comedy sketch shows at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Los Angeles,"The Midnight Show." Kevin, Ed, Mike and Joe perform two radio sketches: "Broken Corazones" written by Ed Galvez and "The Two Warriors" written by Kevin Ford. Also featured is a triumphant return of the famed crime fighting duo series "Lor N' Holly" in a very special Christmas episode entiled "A Lor N' Holly Xmas" brought to you by Fort sponsor Half-Ass Productions. Stick around as Kevin, Ed and Mike have their final "wrap up" of 2010 with some final thoughts on a year in The Fort. The Fort Podcast would like to take this opportunity to wish all of our listeners and past guests a most happy and safe holiday season and a very happy New Year. Be sure to party "Fort style" on New Year's Eve, but do it responsibly or else Kevin or Ed could get in trouble. It has been a great first year of the podcast and we greatly appreciate all of our listeners and all of the talented guests who have contributed so much to our show. The Fort Podcast will return in 2011 for another year of all new episodes and all new radio sketches. See you all in 2011!

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