Here Come the Details: A Screen Show with Josh Fadem

Josh Fadem and team head to Dante's Woodfire Pizza truck in Tulsa, Oklahoma, one of Tulsa's best "pizza" places, to find out what this "pizza" thing is all about? Is it a donut? I heard it was a donut. Josh gets an alternate pizza option because he is keeping an eye on his A1C. Featuring Evan Hughes. Shot by Ian Upton. Produced by Rob Stuart. Music by Dean Menta and Brian Girgus.

This episode is a cross between My Dinner with Andre and a Driver's Ed film directed by Jonas Mekas. Josh and good friend Johnny Pemberton (Fallout, Superstore, In the Loop, 21 Jumpstreet) steal a truck and bond over Dierkes Bentley merch, bathroom talkers, they get high on heroin and give each other acting notes. Special guest appearance by Eric Edelstein.

Josh Fadem trades the comedy persona for the new rebranded cool perspective as a music journalist. Tokyo-based avant-punk/alternative-blues trio LOOLOWNINGEN & THE FAR EAST IDIOTS came through Tulsa and performed at Thelma's Peach. Josh with his music journalism skills goes beyond the language barrier and gets a real unfiltered raw discussion with these talented inventive musicians. Enjoy!

We sit down with musician (Wilco, The Autumn Defense), photographer, and curious man, Patrick Sansone, whose voice and stories we found transfixing. We discuss his music, photography, Nashville, wandering, and how expressing yourself can lead to positive connections. His album Infinity Mirrors serves as the soundtrack to this experiential episode. Watch it on a giant screen or hold your phone close to your face and turn the volume high. Also featuring Evan Hughes. Thanks to Ian Upton, Brian Girgus and Dean Menta.

Josh Fadem and Raygun Busch were unavailable so friends of the show Garrett Claxton and Ray Busler filled in along with their rich friend Chip, for another episode of THE TAPE PILE.TAPE PILE 3:In this episode, Gare and Ray discuss the rare tape The Emerald Forest, and the recurring themes in the films of John Boorman; After Dark, My Sweet, 90s desert Neo-noir, and the adaptations of Jim Thompson's writing; and the audacity of Michael Ritchie's panned present day pirate Michael Caine starrer, The Island. Plus Chip brags about his chokeholds and gets a tough love PSA about smoking Ice from the guys.