Live From the Piano Kitchen

Our show from Halloween 2012! Special guest host Irwin Apple joins Michael and Jim! Music from Zydeco Masters Bo Gus! Part one of the radio drama "Trick or Death" featuring Meghan Caniglia, Brian Harwell and Anne Torsiglieri! Music From Jim Connolly! More in Part 2!

A quick interview with John Blondell, director of the Lit Moon Theatre's production of "The Tempest." A scene from Lit Moon's "The Tempest." Jeff sings again. Part 2 of "The Vineyard Jungle."

Music from Jeff Mills and Sabra Webber The Proboscis Radio Players (Anne Torsiglieri and Greg Dodds) bring you "The Vineyard Jungle" The Dream Tweet Podcasts records their podcast on our podcast! Michael and DJ Darla B face off in a battle of useless knowledge. Banjo songs from Jim. More radio drama, songs and Shakespeare in part II

The first show from our second season features; The fantastic singing group Hat Check Girl An interview with local arts and media maven Laura Inks The original radio drama "How I Spent My Summer Vacation in Hell."Featuring The Proboscis Radio Players Gregory Dodds and Emily Jewell Conway Jim plays some new songs The audience shares the weirdest things they've grilled And Michael talks about dealing with the impending passing of his dog

The audience shares Disastrous Vacation Locations. Part two of "It Came From the Goleta Slough." Jeff, Sabra, Annie and Dylan finish their Weavers tribute off with a rendition of "Goodnight Irene."

Our final episode from last season. This was a terrific show with some great guests. In part one you'll hear; Oded Gross kills with his special brand of comedy and music. Part One of the Radio Drama "It Came From the Goleta Slough." Featuring Brian Bach and Hasmik Sakian. Justine Sutton and Sabra Webber sing the traditional English Ballad "Pleasant and Delightful" and it is! Michael tells a story about his son's obsession with a certain body part. Jeff is joined by Sabra Webber, Annie Torsiglieri and Dylan Hale on "Sylvie" and "Tennessee Jed"

It's part 2! Jeff, Anna and Jim sing a song from Jeff's new play "Piezoelectric Love - a half life of Marie Curie." An interview with playwright/performer Valerie Snider Tekka sings again and the conclusion of the radio drama "Alien in the Family."

The Piano Kitchen is back! In this episode: Brazilian Singer Tekka serenades you. The Proboscis Radio Players (Brian Harwell, Jenna Scanlon, Anne Torsiglieri and Matt Tavianini) bring you part one of an intergalactic tale of terror "Alien the Family." We read audience penned haiku's that answer the burning question, "What's in Jim's Fridge?" Jim reads some recently unearthed goodbye letters written to him by his 4th grade classmates. Free Pop (Anna Abbey, Colter Frasier and Jim) rock out. And Josh Comers tells us about getting hit in the face

The second half! Interview with local musician/artist Brad Mack. Antara and Bill sing again! Trevor Wade is offensive and makes us regret booking him! and the final half of "Snappers Delight."

Jeff Mills, Jim Connelly and Michael Bernard bring you another night of music, stories and comedy from the Piano Kitchen. This episode was recorded on opening day for baseball 2012 and you can hear Michael's misguided optimism for the season. Antara Hunter and Bill Lamphar sing some songs The Proboscis Radio Players (Jenna Scanlon, Brian Harwell and Dylan Hale) bring you the first part of one of our all time favorite radio Dramas "Snapper's Delight." Jeff sings a song about the spring. Andres Du Bouchet shares the opening and closing moments of every scene from his one man musical. Michael reads Tweets From Floatopia and realizes he should have cut about half of it.

In part two Douglas Clay sings again. Michael tells the story of a mysterious (and X-rated) text he received. Jim shares a strange proposal he got over email. Jeff and Sabra Webber celebrate Dr Seuss's birthday with a musical rendition of "Green Eggs and Ham." Part 2 of the original radio drama "Bully Mammoth." and we close with a tribute to Davy Jones.

Our Show from March of last year. In part one Jeff extolls the wonder of the utilikilt (and Michael ridicules him for it) Songs from Douglas Clay. The Proboscis Radio Players (Brian Harwell, Ally Grant, Kate Paulson and Matt Tavianini) perform part one of the drama "Bully Mammoth." Jeff sings some traditional songs. Arden Day tells a story that involves love, Ronald Reagan and bull fighting. More in part two!

In Part 2 Jeff sings an original song, the audience shares Valentines Day dedications (and condemnations), an interview with playwright Lila Rose Kaplan along with a scene from her play "Entangled," Anne Torsiglieri sings "Somewhere That's Green" from "Little Shop of Horrors," and the second half of "Terror on the Midway."

The Piano Kitchen is back! Jeff Mills, Michael Bernard and Jim Connolly bring you music from Kristen Candy and Robert Carbonado, the Proboscis Radio Players present one of our all time favorite original radio dramas "Terror on the Midway," Anna Abby and Colton Fraser join Jim for some improvised pop music and Ian Messersmith shares his latests performance piece "Leftovers. In Part 2 Jeff sings an original song, the audience shares Valentines Day dedications (and condemnations), an interview with playwright Lila Rose Kaplan along with a scene from her play "Entangled," Anne Torsiglieri sings "Somewhere That's Green" from "Little Shop of Horrors," and the second half of "Terror on the Midway."

Episode 4 Part 2