I’m using these characters as commentators. This evening, it occurred to me to construct the following amusing cartoon: Continue reading →

I’ve been looking for ways to insult stephen miller, and came up with this cartoon in the middle of it all.

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I spent the night arranging things for today’s zoom meeting. Hope to see you there! Continue reading →

Lawyer Up!

Here, contained in this song, are my lyric prompts, posted below, to show how I get certain effects. The prompts shown are not the only way to get those effects, but they are the easiest to use and to master: Continue reading →

I’ll show some things in zoom today. See You There. Continue reading →

videos down below: Continue reading →

I spent the night relaxing and rummaging around for interesting videos, which I’ve pasted in below: Continue reading →

KMOB — MORE EPISODES

THE FAMILY BUSINESS

Live from Sal Palumbo’s Pork Store, New York City, 1958

What if the mob had its own public relations firm and radio broadcast station? What if it’s all out in the open, the way it is with today’s corruption? Crime in broad daylight.

I quite intentionally did not release these episodes to the general public. I’m not making fun of the mob, I’m laughing with it, but real comedy is no joke. My sole aim is to honor the profession.

I had many occasions in my very young days to interact with mobsters, because my grandfather paid them plenty to get his garments out of the factory and to market, and his friends got him prized boxing tickets at Madison Square Garden, which they now call “MSG”, like the seasoning.

I’ve been working on these additional episodes — I find them funny and satirical and full of parody and jest, and I intend to preview them with you at this morning’s workshop on zoom, see you there! Continue reading →

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KMOB — THE VOICE OF ORGANIZED CRIME

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THE MUSHROOM THAT ATE TIMES SQUARE
A Danny Marino Mystery
By E.J. Gold
New York City, 1958

The first mushroom appeared on a Tuesday.

By Thursday, three men were dead, a Broadway theater had been evacuated, and the United States Army was preparing to invade the basement of a delicatessen. Continue reading →