Book Club: A Comedy Show. Ep 1: The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood w/Fran Hoepfner, Monica Heisey, and Harris Mayersohn

Book Club: A Comedy Show. Ep 1: The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood w/Fran Hoepfner, Monica Heisey, and Harris Mayersohn

Book Club: A Comedy Show
Book Club: A Comedy Show
Book Club: A Comedy Show. Ep 1: The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood w/Fran Hoepfner, Monica Heisey, and Harris Mayersohn
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Book Club is a comedy variety show where hosts Colin Stokes and Blythe Roberson (The New Yorker, The Onion), along with some of NYC’s best comedians, read the books so you don’t have to. Held monthly at Union Hall.

This month’s book was: The Handmaid’s Tale, a dystopian novel by Canadian author Margaret Atwood.

This month’s guests were:  Fran Hoepfner, Monica Heisey, and Harris Mayersohn. Live sound and recording by Chris Medrano. Produced and edited by Shannon Manning.

Artwork by Will McPhail

 



The Scientists Ep 1: Artificial Intelligence w/Joel Kim Booster, Ana Fabrega, Stephen Markow, and Rob Dubbin

The Scientists Ep 1: Artificial Intelligence w/Joel Kim Booster, Ana Fabrega, Stephen Markow, and Rob Dubbin

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The Scientists
The Scientists Ep 1: Artificial Intelligence w/Joel Kim Booster, Ana Fabrega, Stephen Markow, and Rob Dubbin
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Artificial Intelligence

Is the robot takeover around the corner? Or is it just nerd apocalypse that we have nothing to worry about? Madelyn & Blythe explain the singularity, and comedians Joel Kim Booster, Ana Fabrega, Stephen Markow, and Rob Dubbin weigh in.

Hosted by Blythe Roberson, Madelyn Freed

Recorded Live at Union Hall, Feb 7, 2017. Live Sound by Dave Polk. Produced and edited by Shannon Manning.

ABOUT THE SHOW
Comedians and “scientists” Madelyn Freed (The Annoyance) and Blythe Roberson (New Yorker, The Onion) investigate a new scientific topic each month. From AI to romantic attraction to body decomposition, Madelyn and Blythe give an hour-long lecture with help from NYC’s funniest comedians. At the end of every show, they bring out an actual scientific authority to pester with questions and to tell them where they went wrong.