Before he became an award-winning standup comedian, Frank Castillo was a high school student in Mr. Bob's social science class in Temecula, CA. Instead of ridiculing his substitute teacher, Frank wrote the following poem about the odd sub: A MAN, HIS GUITAR AND A FAITHFUL VW BUS...OKAY, WELL MAYBE JUST THE FIRST 2 In a time when everything was repetitive. and there was not more adventure in the world. People would get up, go to work, eat, and have the occasional old people sex.&...
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Before he became an award-winning standup comedian, Frank Castillo was a high school student in Mr. Bob's social science class in Temecula, CA. Instead of ridiculing his substitute teacher, Frank wrote the following poem about the odd sub: A MAN, HIS GUITAR AND A FAITHFUL VW BUS...OKAY, WELL MAYBE JUST THE FIRST 2 In a time when everything was repetitive. and there was not more adventure in the world. People would get up, go to work, eat, and have the occasional old people sex.&...
Before he became an award-winning standup comedian, Frank Castillo was a high school student in Mr. Bob's social science class in Temecula, CA. Instead of ridiculing his substitute teacher, Frank wrote the following poem about the odd sub: A MAN, HIS GUITAR AND A FAITHFUL VW BUS...OKAY, WELL MAYBE JUST THE FIRST 2 In a time when everything was repetitive. and there was not more adventure in the world. People would get up, go to work, eat, and have the occasional old people sex.&...
I picked up today's guest hitchhiking on a lonely, dark road one night in southern Oregon back in October of 1997. Alwin de Jonge was a 21-year-old from Holland who loved Clint Eastwood movies and was looking for an adventure when fate put him and his thumb on the road for four months. This is the first time we spoke since parting ways in San Francisco 28 years ago, when I offered to let him stay at my place in L.A.—even though I wouldn't be there.
I was a 27-year-old magazine writer living in Manhattan Beach, CA, looking to do some volunteer work with kids, when I was introduced to a bright, hilarious 9-year-old who'd been dumped at the Hollygrove orphanage in Hollywood a couple months before we met. Over 35 years later, the abandoned boy is family. This is our story.
A little mother/son bonding to kick off Friends & Family FRIDAY. Where it all began. And for those wishing to send Mama Judy a birthday card—or just a note of encouragement—her mailing address is: Judy Benoit P.O. Box 2272 Temecula, CA 92593
It's been about 7 years since I recorded this conversation with Green Thumbs star Fred at our dining room table in Crown Heights. Talking fine dining at Estela, future projects, cutting his hair and the craft of acting.
According to my first AI-generated post-Zoom podcast summary: "Bob and Larry discussed technical difficulties, personal experiences, and shared interests during their meeting. They explored topics ranging from health challenges and personal growth to consciousness, alien theories, and creative pursuits. The conversation also touched on their past collaborations, future aspirations, and mutual appreciation for their friendship and support." Sounds about right. LARRY'S APPEARANCE W/MA...
I walked 500 miles across Spain in 2013 with my brother and my nephew on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. This is a revisit and a reposting of the My Camino podcast we did with Dan Mullins a few years ago. My Camino podcast with Dan Mullins —https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-camino-the-podcast/id1201172784
Before he became an award-winning standup comedian, Frank Castillo was a high school student in Mr. Bob's social science class in Temecula, CA. Instead of ridiculing his substitute teacher, Frank wrote the following poem about the odd sub: A MAN, HIS GUITAR AND A FAITHFUL VW BUS...OKAY, WELL MAYBE JUST THE FIRST 2 In a time when everything was repetitive. and there was not more adventure in the world. People would get up, go to work, eat, and have the occasional old people sex.&...
