Kris Joins Dan On FreeDarko Presents: The Disciples of Clyde NBA Podcast

Yes, Kris DeBlasio joins Dan Filowitz for a Teaneck-heavy episode of the podcast.

Check it out:

On The Disciples of Clyde site

On the FreeDarko site

In iTunes

Enjoy!

A Brief, Melancholy Interlude

This week on the Disciples of Clyde NBA Podcast, we pay tribute to my friend and podcast partner Ken's late mother, who recently passed away from pancreatic cancer.

We are also asking listeners, and by extension you all, to be aware of the Lustgarten Foundation, which is an organization that donates money to pancreatic cancer research, and to donate to them if you can.

Thanks for your time.

Change I Was Personally Involved In

Readers of The Sherman Avenue Block Party!

It is my pleasure to announce that the Disciples of Clyde NBA Podcast is back for a whole new season.

Not only that, but we have a whole new web site. That's right, a new web site! Check it out.

And, wait, there's more!

We even have a new logo. Look at this:

Pretty cool, huh?

We're back to doing weekly podcasts. We'd sure appreciate it if you listened.

Thanks!

Oh, and one more thing:


(hat tip to The Sporting Blog for the sweet Undrcrwn pic)

And Now For A Moment Of Shameless Self Promotion

Here is the link to the Disciples of Clyde NBA Podcast on iTunes:

Click HERE

We'd be super psyched if you subscribed to the podcast. It is free, after all.

We'll be doing this once a week for the entire basketball season.

Thanks for your time.

Here's My Note, Teach

As Kris mentioned below, I've been working on a new show that has kept me from posting recently.

The show opened this weekend.

It is called "National Flag Burning and Alternative Lifestyle Awareness Day: The Musical"

I co-wrote it, co-produced it with my production company The Disciples of Clyde, and am a co-star in it.

It is a political satire musical, a comedy with songs. It takes place in the year 2012, in an America that has become ultra-liberal, including George W. Bush, who was elected to two more terms as president. The story follows a disillusioned young man who joins up with a band of conservative rebels to try and take the country back. He gets sent on a mission to infiltrate the New York Times, but ends up falling in love with the daughter of the liberal media mogul he's trying to fight.

The show is a lot of fun, and very absurd. If any of our readers are in Chicago, come on out to see it! Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm at Stage Left Theater (3408 N. Sheffield Ave.)

www.DisciplesofClyde.com