WHAT WEEKLY

Lunar State: Lunatics!

15 December 2011

★ Matt Kelley, Philip Laubner & Ian McMurphy


Mike Boss and Doug Bartholomew

 

Straight from the Copy Cat building! LSR gets into the nitty-gritty of what it really means to be a Lunatic.  Fires tests how long a screaming post punk band can play loud music in the Copy Cat and get away with it, and a local bar offers a new alternative to drunk driving,

Don’t forget!

This Sunday, December 18th, LSR will be throwing their season finale at the Bell Foundry located on Calvert and Federal just north of Mt. Royal Avenue. Doors open at 7pm with the show starting promptly at 8pm. Musical acts Heaviness of the Load, The Dead Whale Ramblers, Ben Angel and the Hospital Bombers, and Terrestrial Mass. Oh yeah AND IT’S FREE!

Lunar State Radio Season 1 Episode 6: Lunatics! by Lunar State Radio

Melissa Gross

Lilac a.k.a Annie Stevenson

 

Technical Director Nick Hope

 

Jack Rabbit a.k.a Ben Scab on His Crusade against Communism

 

Sound Engineer Jon Lipscomb

 


 

Ian “Huckleberry” Humphrey

 

Mike Boss of Fires

 

Harvey Slaymaker a.k.a Philip Doccolo

 

Project Manager Melissa Gross

Creator and Head Writer

Ian “Huckleberry Humphrey”

 

Producer Co-writer

Matt Kelley

 

Technical Directors

Nick Hope

Jon Lipscomb

 

Studio Actors and Co-writers

Sarah Heiderman

Phil Doccolo

Annie Stevenson

Alex Hacker

Ben Scab

 

Musical Act

Fires

 

Photographed by

Philip Laubner
Lunar State Radio Season 1 Episode 6: Lunatics! by Lunar State Radio

If you would like to come on to our show to promote your business, collective, or event; or if are a musician looking to perform on LSR send us an email at LunarStateRadio@gmail.com!

Some of the content on Lunar State Radio may be found offensive and is not be suitable for children. The commentary expressed in Lunar State Radio are that of the writers, guests, and performers and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of What Weekly.

 

 



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