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Brent Marr

Brent Marr is more than just a Land of the Lost fan; he's a Sleestak artisan. Driven by a childhood fascination and a desire to bring the iconic creature into the real world, Brent meticulously crafted a Sleestak costume that's as impressive as it is unsettling. His Portland adventures have turned him into a local legend, a walking piece of pop culture art. From curious children to bewildered tourists, everyone reacts to Brent's Sleestak with a mix of awe and bewilderment. He's a testament t…

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Bryan Schock

From dreaming of radio studios in his youth to shaping the sound of San Diego in the 80s, Bryan Schock's career is a testament to his passion for music. He was there when 91X became a beacon for alternative sounds, navigating the shift from mainstream rock to the cutting edge. His experiences, from broadcasting from a shack in Tijuana to connecting with listeners through deep cuts and forgotten hits, have given him a unique perspective on the era. Now, on "Steve West's Legends of Alternative," …

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Dante

Dante isn't just a comedian; he's a living history of the comedy scene. From his early days as a high schooler sneaking into the Comedy Store (thanks to a favor from Faison Love) to mentoring a young Eric Bishop (who later became Jamie Foxx), Dante's career is filled with legendary encounters. He's toured the world, entertained troops with the USO, and even manages some of the very sitcom stars who raised him. With a blend of sharp wit and industry savvy, Dante continues to leave his mark on co…

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Mark Fernandez

Highly talented comic? Yes. Seasoned archaeologist of pop culture's forgotten corners? Also a yes. With a rapier wit and an encyclopedic mind, Mark excavates the bizarre and hilarious artifacts of the 70s and 80s, connecting the dots between obscure TV shows, forgotten commercials, and the strange career choices of yesteryear's celebrities. He's the guy who can tell you why Gene Rayburn's microphone was so long, dissect the absurdity of Rick Springfield's acting-singing career, and explain the…

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Rod Detrick

Rod is a living portal to a bygone era of magic, whimsy, and mayhem. From his days as a budding magician, narrowly averting finger-chopping disasters on the playground, to his tenure as the resident sorcerer at the legendary Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor, Rod's life has been a brain twisting blend of the bizarre and the brilliant. He's the guy who can tell you about the dangers of 70s magic tricks, the sheer spectacle of a "Zoo" sundae, and the existential musings of a Neanderthal-obsessed manager…

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