The Pleasure Saucer

As you may have noticed, I now have some sponsors for my show. That's them on the right of the website.
Sponsoring a public access show is a bit like underwriting a public television show. There's all sorts of little rules about what you can say and can't say, riding that thin line between thanking them and shilling for them. It makes constructing a sponsorship spot for them an interesting experience. Here are the spots I have my two current sponsors:

First off is Va Va Vooom, owned by friend of the show Brian Kirk.


And now we have one for Bruisin' Ales.


Here's one for Pleasure Saucer, that I recently made to put on other shows and to pop up in between shows on URTV from time to time.


And finally, here's one for Dr. Sketchy's- Asheville, that I'm still working on. All that's missing is either some text or a voiceover, I haven't decided yet.


If you're interested in sponsoring Pleasure Saucer, feel free to contact me.

The Pleasure Saucer Valentine's Day Special will be premiering Wednesday morning, 2/11/09 at 2 am, on URTV, channel 20 in Asheville, NC. For those you not blessed to live in this crystal crazyhouse, you may see streaming over the intertubes on URTV Live Streaming Video. This may be the last time you can see it for a while, as uploading these things can be a pain in the tuckus sometimes.

A production of Pantheon Media and Pleasure Saucer Productions. This is a little service I'm offering to Asheville bands. For $50 dollars, I will shoot your performance, edit it, show it on URTV, and put it on YouTube. If you and your band are interested, please let me know.

Episode 22 part 1


Episode 22 part 2


So here it is, Episode 22. A bit rushed, but not terrible, I think. Hopefully it jumps around enough to be entertaining. I'd be a bit more enthused, but I'm being outclassed by several others, in some of the themes I'm trying to explore.

• The first is The Anti-Show, a fellow URTV effort. They have got gobsmacking WTF surrealism down to a fine science.
• Second is the FKN Newz. Its like Spider Jerusalem got his own YouTube channel.
• The third is SubMedia, recently introduced to me by a friend from Firestorm Cafe. I. Am. In. Awe. I'm sure I've felt gut-wrenching envy more acutely than when I first started watching this stuff, but I don't remember when. Watch it. Now. They do more with one clip to radicalize the mind than I'd done in twenty episodes. Damn.