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Cinematic Titanic will do a show at the University of Rhode Island Saturday night. Nat Tingley at a student newspaper called “A Good 5 Cent Cigar” interviews Joel in advance of the show.
Monica Hesse of The Washington Post has a nice long piece about Cinematic Titanic in advance of tonight’s show in Washington D.C. Also: • Randy Schulman of Washington’s Metro Weekly also interviews Joel. • And the Washington Post’s Express Night Out’s Stephen M. Deusner also does a short interview with Joel. Our buddy Len Peralta and his “Geek a Week” project are the main focus of this CNN.com piece, but Cinematic Titanic and RiffTrax are both mentioned, as is “Silly Rhymes for Beligerent Children.” Trace is quoted and Kevin gets a mention.
By the way, “Silly Rhymes…” also got a write-up today on BoingBoing.net. 
Or, what the heck kind of wussy version of volleyball are those kids playing? Our pal Bill Stiteler interviews Kevin Murphy here. Mostly tech talk, ’cause Bill is into that.
Radio station 93.9 “The River” in Northhampton, Mass., has a weekly Saturday morning show for kids called “Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child.” This week the show included an interview with Trace Beaulieu and Len Peralta about their new book “Silly Rhymes for Belligerent Children.” Listen to the show here. You can now order the book here. |
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