Music Aug 26, 2015 at 4:00 am

Scharpling & Wurster's Ongoing Conversation

How a Public Radio DJ and an Indie Rock Drummer Became a Comedy Team

Sean Nelson
Jon Wurster and Tom Scharpling talk it out in front of a brick wall.
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I never cared for the show, it sounded like intellectuals with 'Morning Zoo' envy...but I approved of the money he raised for the station, and one reason I respect FMU is because they are willing to air and stream stuff of strong enough character that one mught easily live or hate it.

Oh, and T.S.'s voice work as Greg Universe is nicely done.
Gerald Fnord on August 29, 2015 at 12:59 PM Report this

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