Radio Manu Papa Tzango

Greetings, ladies and gentlemen, from

the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan. It's a sunny day, it's a sunny, beautiful day in the

neighborhood, and this is an episode with the great Duncan Trussell. Nobody like him. Nobody in

all the world, quite like Duncan Trussell. I think we can say that safely. He's one of my favorite people

on the planet earth and any other planets that may be inhabited. I don't know what their inhabitants

are like, but they're not quite like Duncan Trussell. I'm not even going to talk a lot. I'm not going

to do any ranting and raving because Duncan and I rant and rave together like an orchestra of

ranting and raving. So I think I'm just going to keep this short and sweet. I'm here in Manhattan

doing this promotion for the movie Monogamous directed by my pal Tal Ruspoli, who has appeared on

this podcast several times. You know him. If you are a regular listener and you also know his mother,

Deborah Berger, who was on 50 episodes or so back. I'm not sure exactly what the numbers are, but

you could just go to tangentiallyspeaking.com and find everything. It's all there. It's all there.

Just search tangentially speaking and Deborah Berger and you'll find that episode or the Tal Ruspoli

episodes. They're all in there and the other Duncan episodes. Now if you know people who you

think would benefit from listening to this sort of random nonsense that this podcast specializes in,

but they don't have time to listen to podcasts or they don't like listening to podcasts, but you

think that the material would appeal to them. You think they might learn something or might open

their minds. You want to contaminate them with some of the ideas that spread out from this podcast

like a virus vector. I would highly recommend that you get them a copy of tangentially reading.

The new book that is coming soon from misfit press. If you think you might want to do this,

please do it now because we're doing this pre-order thing and that's how we finance the printing of

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