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Joel Radio InterviewDJs at WVLT-FM (“Cruisin’ 92.1”) in the Philadelphia area did a long interview with Joel ahead of next weekend’s shows there. You can listen to it here.
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This is so cool, at the end of the interview, joel gives our movie riffing troupe (Cineprov!)another shout-out! Man, that guy is awesome.
This is a good in-depth interview with Joel. His answer about why he left MST3K is heart-breaking (“I was fighting with my partner in the venture Jim Mallon” @ 8:50) – I never heard him word it so plainly.
He again mentions the recent (2009) “Angels & Demons” film as being ripe for parody, so I strongly suggest he contact Mike Nelson at Rifftrax. A Mike+Joel commentary (plus whoever else shows up) would likely become the best selling RT product to date.