I’ve been engineering a 4-part comedy special for the radio station that I work at. It’s called “Seriously Funny” and it’s written by tv/comedy playwright Ron Bloomberg. I’ve also created some original music for the series. The first episode will initially air this Saturday Feb. 6th at 8:30 am (MT) on KSFR Santa Fe Public Radio . There was an interview today on our morning show “The Santa Fe Radio Cafe” to help promote this new comedy special. There were some nice words said about me and some of my music was featured at the end. It was a very good interview. Check it out!
The Santa Fe Radio Cafe - Seriously Funny Interview
And here’s the official write-up about the show:
SERIOUSLY FUNNY! - KSFR 101.1FM Public Radio is pleased to present an entertainment series created by Ron Bloomberg, premiering Saturday, Feb. 6th at 8:30am, rebroadcast on Wed., Feb. 10th at 6:30pm and Fri., Feb. 12th at 1:00pm. SERIOUSLY FUNNY! the story of William T. Tuttle, a modern day Don Quixote driving a worn out Chevy Camaro. Set in Santa Fe, we follow William in his travels where he will meet a myriad of colorful and interesting characters.
William is a prototype of so many of us living lives of not so quiet desperation in 2010. He’s been in and out of jobs and relationships, but romantic sparks fly when he meets Blue Pearl - a waitress/performance artist with a rather dark past.
The various story lines come together at Gus’ piano bar where our regulars interact and where Blue Pearl sings a devastatingly witty Rogers and Hart song, “To Keep My Love Alive.”
The Cast features a number of Santa Fe’s finest actors:
Liam Lockhart, Genia Michaela, Alaina Zachary, Tom Romero, Robyn Reede, William Verderber, Tom Woodward, Ron Bloomberg. And as Gus the Piano Player . . . . . . David Geist Funny, musical, stylish . . . And a welcome addition to KSFR 101.1FM Public Radio!