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Bobby conducts a simulcast (podcasting while broadcasting LIVE), on location at the Loud, Fast and Shitty Radio Studios (aka “Disgraceland”) in sunny St. Petersburg, Florida (aka “The Burg”), with Bob Noxious & Ick McWang, hosts of “Loud, Fast and Shitty”, a radio show/videocast, transmitting each and every Monday night from 8-10PM EST on LoudFastShitty.com. The show, which is also offered as a podcast that may be subscribed to on iTunes, airs the best new and upcoming punk rock, hardcore, oi and ska music. They also offer news, reviews, plus they highlight and interview various bands (on this particular episode, their “Band of the Week” is “Slade and the Wasters”). In addition to co-hosting LFS Radio, Bob plays guitar for the popular, Florida punk band, Pig Pen (distinct, in that its members dawn ski masks with protruding pig noses), while Ick is a pizza delivery driver. Calling all punkers and posers alike (if you’re sporting a Mohawk, can only play power chords or simply enjoy telling people to go fuck themselves) – meet Bob Noxious and Ick McWang.

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Bobby banters back and forth incorrigibly, on location, from the dilapidated boat dock at the former Coletti Compound on Madeira Beach, Florida, with a couple of lifelong friends (Brian “Wacky” Wechsler & A. Benjamin Coletti). The three decide to have an impromptu discussion, sharing their shitfaced sentimentality for the high school party house of their youth. This “drunk-cast” continues from the waterfront apartment of Eddie Lugo, a middle-aged Puerto Rican man who harbors similar idiotic attributes to these three amigos. WARNING: EVERYONE YOU ARE ABOUT TO HEAR IS COMPLETELY AND TOTALLY INTOXICATED. Without further adieu, please enjoy the ranting and ravings of Wacky, Crackhead and Rob The Wop.

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Bobby speaks, on location, at Spark of the Divine Meditation Center in Vero Beach, Florida, with Mark Anthony, a medium who harbors the innate ability to speak with dead people, plus, he is an attorney; therefore, he possesses great communication skills with the living as well. Mr. Anthony markets himself as the “psychic lawyer” or “psychic attorney” of which he owns both trademarks. A published author who has written on the topics of law and metaphysics, his best selling book, “Never Letting Go,” is about healing grief with help from the Other Side. Is extra sensory perception real? Calling all believers and skeptics alike — meet Mark Anthony.

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Bobby speaks, on location, from a boat, off the coast of Shell Island, which is a small key located within the intracoastal waterways of the city of St. Petersburg, Florida, with Tobia Spinelli, Ben Coletti and a couple of young, naive, barely legal, incorrigible females. Regardless of the distain Bobby holds in his heart in relation to his city of origin, according to Tobia, St. Petersburg has lots of history. From pro wrestlers to baseball icons, many notable athletes have called this St. Pete home. And even probably the most notable gangland figure, Al Capone, vacationed there extensively. Calling all notable residents of “The Burg” and their insignificant counterparts – who make Bobby’s opinion of this place true and accurate – meet Tobia Spinelli.

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Bobby speaks, on location, at a park bench on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, with Paul Campbell, a British entrepreneur, TV and radio Producer, and kettledrummer (sorry…Timpanist). He is the founder of Amazing, the digital media brand, and the CEO of Amazing Media Group, the umbrella company ofamazingtunes.com and Amazing Radio – an ethical mp3 music library website, (unlike those bastards at iTunes), and a national digital radio station broadcasting 100% new music, respectively. Calling all music-lovers, concert-goers, big city straphangers and subway commuters – yea, that’s right, I’m talking to you over there, rocking the white earphones or The Beats by Dre headsets- meet Paul Campbell.

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On this “National Marijuana Day”, April 20^th, in the year of our lord, 2013, Bobby speaks with Alexander Portelli, small business owner and mayoral candidate for the city of Albany, NY. The original setting was scheduled to take place at a rally protesting the prohibition of marijuana; however, do to a lackluster turnout, we podcasted from Portelli’s Joe N’ Dough, a cordial, quaint eatery that Portelli owns and operates. They discuss Portelli’s Libertarian views, the two major obstacles Portelli must hurdle (Portelli’s relatively young age and past criminality) and, of course, the legalization of marijuana.

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Bobby speaks with, writer and animator, Leesa Dean about her three fully developed animated series – Chilltown, The Danger Squad and Lele’s Ratchet Advice Show. They discuss her creative journey, from writing and selling television scripts, to teaching herself how to illustrate and animate. The setting is the historic, dimly lit, cozy ambiance of Hungarian Pastry Shop, a Columbia University outpost, where Dean first had the idea to turn her underground comic book into an animated TV show. Adrien De Martini is the co-host.

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Bobby speaks, on location, nestled in the chess area at New York City’s Bryant Park, with Wendy Oliveras, proud, NJ-based, Latina entrepreneur, successful business owner and author of “Let’s Play SHESS: Succeed in your game of life and business by playing chess: from Pawn to Queen”. They discuss the parallels between chess, the strategic board game, and life, a game in its own right.