My Dinner With Kenny

May is nearly at an end, and Steven and Kenny have gathered once again to discuss Memorial Day, Indy car racing, Lee Melville and Facebook tools. Also, Kenny challenges everyone to tell him how they feel about reading theatre reviews, and we desperately need an education about our presidential birthdays.

After a tasty salad and some delicious baguette, Kenny and Steven sit down to discuss the previous couple of weeks, Strep Throat, Joe Turner's Come and Gone, and BJ's dinner break. Plus, a heated discussion dominates the conversation concerning the inherent goodness and/or extreme selfishness and self-centered nature of mankind. Listen in, and then let us know YOUR opinion!

This week, Kenny makes a triumphant return to the airwaves, and he is filled with thoughts about local Los Angeles theatre, people he knows, and Rod Keller. Steven talks about nothing in particular and complains that he's been sick a lot lately. Oh, and both of them do impersonations of prostitutes.

Rod Keller drops by Panera today while Kenny is out of town and discusses his hair, baskets, and body microphones - all the while enjoying a special birthday brownie. Join Steven and Rod for some pre-Easter hijinx!

What time is it?  7:30 or so...  and well, now Steven finally arrived and we started recording. Discussion this week?  Telephones.  Pay scales, and well...  cookies.  Join us for just less than an hour of disjointed conversation, ranting and dead batteries.

In this first episode of the podcast, Kenny and Steven sit down to discuss The Grammys, Traffic, and Valentine's Day. Oh, and Steven proves that he has no competence in actually introducing the podcast.

Hey, hey, hey! Ok, we made it to a second episode of the podcast! Who knew that we would actually do this even once, let alone twice. Listen as Steven and Kenny piss off a few people, spout out some opinions, and grovel for listener comments and, well... more listeners. Tell your friends and neighbors to listen to the podcast, and hopefully soon we will be available on iTunes. Hopefully. If Steven figures out how to submit it.