YTunes Shuffle

Episode 24: Marko Babineau

Marko Babineau is one of the original rock music promoters. He has worked with artists like Patty Smith, Joe Jackson and The Kinks as well as touring with Aerosmith, Guns N Roses, and The Police.

 

Marko shares his unlikely start in the rock world, an amazing tribute to his late wife Lauren plus an amazing philosophy on how to really live. He dishes on what The Police were like, how long it took to break Guns N Roses and the shocking things Patty Smith would do on stage.

 

Band Or Bar takes place in Reykjavik, Iceland thanks to our last guest, Ian Bagg. Plus, his first concert is surprisingly….NOT a rock concert. Catch up with Marko on Facebook after getting the inside scoop of some of rock music’s favorite artists.

Episode 23: Maggi & David

YTunes Shuffle goes LIVE on Sunday, May 14th, so as a bonus episode, Maggi and David share a few of their own songs and talk about their current dating lives, Maggi's experience as a birth mother, and how David is coping with media in this politically charged world. They discuss what they look forward to in Season 2 and including more listener stories and songs. If you'd like to submit your song and story and be the Listener-Of-The-Show...please email us here, or send a message on Facebook.

Check out all of the details for the Season 2 Kickoff Party where YTunes Shuffle goes LIVE!

Episode 22: Ian Bagg

Comedians Maggi Mayfield and David Earl Waterman cohost a show where the music informs the guests' stories. This week, the duo are joined by comedian Ian Bagg (from "Late Night With Conan O'Brien," "The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson," "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno," and "MVP2")

Through Ian's fave five songs, we learn all about growing up in Canada, the politeness of Canadian radio stations, and his big decision to leave home to become a comedian.  His first cassette tape may surprise you and the chores he did while listening to it on repeat will too!

Ian reveals his first big heartbreak, the loss of his dog and how he met his wife. Don't think you'll get out of this episode politically; Ian has a very interesting take on the United Airlines story and Kim Jong Un.

Band Or Bar is out of Salt Lake City and Ian surprises the show with a musical confession before his Guilty Pleasure.

Here is his Corner of the Internet.

 

Episode 21: Marcelous Sammuel

Comedian/Radio Personality Maggi Mayfield & Hollywood's Secret Weapon David Earl Waterman host this show where the music informs the interview.

Today, comedian, producer, writer, creator and improvisor Marcelous Sammuel shares the soundtrack of his life.

Kendrick Lamar "Nostalgia," Nina Simone "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood," Tina Marie "Deja Vu," Childish Gambino "Bonfire," and Korn "Make Me Bad" were his Fave Five Songs.

Marcelous discussed how he and his best friend became close because of a terrifying accident; how playing video games was near impossible growing up in South Central LA, and the man who made him want to become a cop. Through the music we find out the unusual way he met his wife and why she said no the first time he proposed, how super heroes help him perservere and what Disneyland was like for him the first time (as an adult).

He also explains how shopping is really different for young black men and that growing up in his house, his family would drag him out of bed at 2am to dance. A big moment of success came was when he got to play (and write in) the 'Black Cupid' character in the school play.

We also learn his endearing pronunciation of his Guilty Pleasure artist. Enjoy this episode with Marcelous Sammuel.

Episode 20: Jonathan Flanagan

Your hosts comedian/radio personality Maggi Mayfield and Hollywood's Secret Weapon David Earl Waterman, take you on a journey with our guests! Our guests share the soundtrack to their lives in this interview stlye show where the music is the star.

This week's guest is comedian and actor Jonathan Flanigan. He shares his fave five songs which include Ben Harper-"Walk Away," Digital Underground-"The Humpty Dance," Ty Dolla Sign Ft. The Weekend- "Or Nah," John Lennon-"Mother," and The Faces-"Oh La La (When I Was Younger).

He opens up about being an open crier, his years in improv and working at a murder mystery dinner theater, plus the underground world of female comedians in basketball leagues! Jonathan surprises us all when we tackle two serious questions: "Can you repeat material at an open mic?" and "How will babies be made without a mixtape?"

David facilitates another round of "Band Or Bar" and Maggi digs into the 'dad jokes' we grew up with.