Frank Prattle with Zefrey Throwell

and

Harrell Fletcher and Steve Lambert  (and Harrell’s buddy Mark in the background)

Two social practice geniuses side by side.  Ideas spilling out every which way, barely containable by the Pirate Cat Radio studio.  Shotguns full of rapid fire concepts on top of each other.  From video games to baseball to high art to fame to websites to genuine interest in human beings.

To listen to this monolith of modern reportage press:

HERE 

and

Chris Fitzpatrick (Onsix Gallery) and Breezy Culbertson & Andrew Scott (Needles & Pens)

This interview was one of my favorite so far. Andrew cried foul play as he spilled his coffee outside right before we began, but like the trooper he is, he sallied forth into the elements with out the his morning medicine. From start up businesses, to art being damaged by bare breasts, to petty thieves, to city fines, to the Grand Buffer of Them All, to the death of habeus corpus, we went everywhere, spoke about everything and lived the “American Dream” through transcendental mind-melding with the airwaves.

To listen to this hum-dinger press:

HERE : (Listen past the 2 minutes of bad mircophone hissing at the beginning)

and

Ert O’Hara (Juxtapoz) and Katie Kurtz (The Guardian)

The “Rematch of the Century”!

These two wild cats went at it with everything they had. Fierce and intelligent these two pillars of modern art-think in the bay area crushed all in their path. From Banksy to Barney, they covered the high and the low of it all. Unfortunately, due to a horrendous glitch with Pirate Cat’s archiving system, this shall forever be known as “the lost interview”. If you heard it live, then you are among the chosen. Live long with the knowledge that you are better than other people.