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UnFictional

Just Can't Handle It

UnFictional

KCRW

Society & Culture

4.4923 Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2014

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Three stories, recorded live, about hitting your breaking point and dealing with the consequences.

Transcript

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0:00.0

From the independent producer project of KCRW and KCRW.com, I'm Bob Carlson, and this is Unfictional.

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Unfictional is a program of stories and personal documentaries.

0:13.0

Today on the program, stories from our most recent unfictional live event.

0:18.0

At the end of September, a small group of talented storytellers gathered at the historic Mac Senate studios in Silver Lake, Los Angeles,

0:26.4

along with 300 or so story fans, and we all enjoyed an evening of moving, sad, and hilarious stories very well told. On this episode of

0:36.4

the program we'll hear three of those stories and each of them happen to have a

0:40.6

moment when someone reaches a breaking point. So I'm calling this

0:44.8

episode, Just Can't Handle It. Stories from Unfictional Live. Beginning with this

0:50.9

one from film and television director Jay. Chondresacar.

0:54.4

He had always fancied himself as the stoner among stoners,

0:58.4

a guy who could handle his cannabis about as well as anybody.

1:01.8

But the day came when he met his match.

1:05.0

There's many references to drug use,

1:07.0

so take that under advisement if you're listening with children.

1:10.0

From KCRW and KCRW.com, it's unfictional.

1:15.0

I was lucky enough to make two films with Willie Nelson,

1:19.0

The Dukes of Hazard and Beer Fest.

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And I'm going to tell you this story the first time I got high with Willie.

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And I just want to say one thing. Everybody thinks that Willie is this kindly old timer, but in truth

1:31.6

he's kind of a jerk. We were shooting our first day of

1:37.0

the Duke's of Hazard and I just want to say I'm a I've always been a big fan of sort of old country like Johnny Cash and

1:44.5

Whelan Jennings and Willie Nelson and and I've always wondered why that music

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