On this month’s episode, we invite comics from all over to present their ideas for that HOT museum, monument, or other eyesore to bring those tourist dollars into our town. Hosted by Lionel Richie (not that Lionel Richie). Music by Criswell Collective. Continue reading
If we’re going to have a fully functional town, we’ve got to have fully functional employees! Our hiring-mayor Shane interviews a bunch of our mayors and citizens for jobs that he totally didn’t make up on the way to the show. Hosted by Chas Roswell, HR Expert and All-Around Cool Guy. Music by Criswell Collective. Continue reading
Harnald Gravvsund welcomes all to Friendlytown Radio. We here love our little town, and we think you’ll love it, too. Music by Criswell Collective. Continue reading
36 pages, printed on Risograph at Striped Light, on fancy linen paper! Stories and advice from 15 years (give or take) of making, posting, and distributing flyers for whatever reason possessed me. I’ll have a couple of these on me in case you see me and want one (I’ll cut you a deal if you … Continue reading
Thanks to everyone who came out last night for Friendlytown’s One Year anniversary show. We had a lot of fun, ate pizza and cake, and reflected on how The Pilot Light has, between Friendtown and 2 years of QED Comedy Laboratory before us, hosted comedy just about every Monday night for three years. Unbelievable. Check … Continue reading
The September First Friday Comedy show will feature Raleigh-Durham’s hilarious Lauren Faber along with Topher Riddle from Columbia (who you may have seen previously at Pizza Hoss and Sugar Mama’s; he was so funny once he got free tickets to an Ice Bears game and invited me cause he’s a good dude). Rounding out the … Continue reading
Don’t sleep on this one, Knoxville; we at Friendlytown have got some real humdingers in store for your laugh-muscles. And there may just be pizzas and sweet baked goods for performers and paying (attention and/or donations) audience members. Todd, John, St. Thomas and I will be making a special appearance on Alan Sims’ “Knoxcentric” … Continue reading
