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Shipwreck SFBook 67 > Mary PoppinsDick Van Dyke's British Accent invites you to experience the reunion episode of Shipwreck in the comfort of your earholes. We invite seven formerly dignified writers to take on adult characters from P.L. Travers's series of novels about haunted nannies and talented *ahem* chimney sweeps. Does Mrs. Banks have a first name? And what the heck's a "matchman" anyhow? Can and should you absolutely still be shopping at Booksmith on its website booksmith.com and enjoying free shipping in San Francisco? Join us to find out. Stories from Maggie Tokuda-Hall and Joe Wadlington (as Jeananne Tonic), A...2020-03-2600 minShipwreck SFBook 66 > The Kingmaker: Stephen King's Greatest HitsIt's BYO cocaine to endure the Misery of the very last monthly Shipwreck show. We Cujoled seven of San Francisco's best writers to compete On Writing so that one might emerge The Shining winner of Shipwreck. Whose story will Carrie them to victory, and who will stay in The Dead Zone? Join us to learn the answers to It. Stories by Justin Lucas, Corin Chellberg, Maggie Tokuda-Hall, Joe Wadlington, Charlotte Hollingsworth, Michael Howley, and Jamie Real. Stories performed by Baruch Porras-Hernandez. 2020-03-1200 min
Drunk SafariHorny for Factsa.k.a. ‘babykillers’ and ‘my little burrow bois’ Happy 69th episode of Drunk Safari, pals! We celebrated by having special guest BARUCH PORRAS-HERNANDEZ on to talk about bunnies and turtles, bc we LOVE YOU and we LOVE BARUCH and so this is our gift to you, the listener, on this the 69th episode of our show. Show Notes Support Drunk Safari on Patreon Baruch on Twitter Baruch on Instagram for dick drawings Amy Stephensen's Episode Casey Childers' Episode I Miss You, Delicate by Baruch Porras-Hernandez Lovers of the Deep Fried Circle by Baruch P...2019-05-1034 min
Drunk SafariStraight Outta Peter Jacksona.k.a. ‘weinerdog birds’ and ‘jamba butt juice dogs’ Let's get into animals land-bound and stinky, with gentleman pal CASEY CHILDERS! We talk Kakapos-- a flightless parrot-- and lesser anteaters-- a odiferous mammal-- and also sex trenches. All the normal things you'd talk about with your normal friends, on a totally normal night. Show Notes Support Drunk Safari on Patreon Casey Childers on Twitter Maggie on Twitter Drunk Safari on Twitter Drunk Safari on Facebook 2019-04-1937 minShipwreck SFBook 41 > The Princess Bride (SF Book Release)To celebrate the San Francisco release of our anthology, Loose Lips, we invited Cecil Baldwin to read Princess Bride erotica to a few hundred of our closest friends. Featuring the writing of Maggie Tokuda-Hall, Michelle Threadgould, Baruch Porras Hernandez, Jane Harrison and Muffin McCue. With apologies to your childhood.2017-01-2400 minShipwreck SFBook 35 > A Song of Ice and FireIn the words of GRRM, "No one man should have all that power. #watchthethrone." Point being, we did A Song of Ice and Fire. Baruch read great work by Miss P, Maggie Tokuda-Hall, Red Scott, Tomas Moniz, Alan Leggitt and Gabriel Cubbage. Many an #actually was bandied.2016-04-2100 minShipwreck SFBook 18 > A Series of Unfortunate EventsWe're springing forward to November of 2014, when we were joined by a known associate of Lemony Snicket for a very special (a phrase used here to mean OMFG) Shipwreck in the key of Count Olaf. Featuring the writing of Seanan McGuire, Maggie Tokuda-Hall, Andrew Sean Greer, Epson Downs, Alexis Coe and an anonymous coward as read by one Mr. Daniel Handler. Guest starring intermittent cellphone interference. Blame Verizon for their piss-poor coverage in the Haight.2015-03-2200 minShipwreck SFBook 5 > The ShiningBack in 2013 we checked into the Overlook Hotel with Scott Sigler, Maggie Tokuda-Hall, Spencer Bainbridge, Kamala Puligandla, Amanda Simpson and one anonymous donor. Things got weird fast. Read by Steven Westdahl.2015-03-1100 minShipwreck SFBook 4 > The Catcher in the RyeSome goddamned phonies wrote some smut based on The Catcher in the Rye. Listen to it, or don't, what do we care? Featuring Nate Waggoner, Allison Page, Jeff Hersh, Kelly McNerney, Maggie Tokuda-Hall, and one writer who doesn't want to tell you their goddamn name. Read by Steven Westdahl.2014-03-1600 min