Okay, so... Check, check, check, check, check. We're going to be on soon. Check your mic, Dave. Testing 1, 2, 3. David Lieberhardt. Testing 1, 2, 3. David Lieberhardt. Testing, testing. Will you see me air... Will you see me the way I look? 1, 2, 3. Do you got headphones on, David? Oh, yeah, put these headphones on. I can't. I can't. Okay, I'll take my Bluetooth off. Yeah, it's going to be a fun show. You're almost a different person when you take your Bluetooth off. I don't know if I should say it on the air, man. What did he... We're not on the air yet. A fan said, we know two big black guys that were like football players. He said, we love you from the Tim and Eric show. We have a gift for you. And I said, what is it? He said, I know it'll make you be able to perform better. They gave me a... A Viagra pill? No, they gave me some... A tube of weed, and I gave it to Adam. Oh, okay. Since he likes weed. Yeah. How was that anyway? It was all right. It was good. One day... One day you have to try it. No. I don't think you should. What do you think will happen? Well, he doesn't want to. He'll go completely insane. It sounds like he wants to. I just like the smell. It sounds like he's curious. He's curious. No, no, no. I would love to... I think you're conflicted is what it is. Because you see everybody else enjoying it. Let's save it for the air, man. This is good stuff. You want to start it? Yeah, let's start. All right, David, you got your headphones on? Okay. Everybody got their headphones? I don't want to get in a heap of trouble. Christian science movements. I got to be cool. All right. So, David, you can hear everybody, right? Just checking? Yeah. I love that sausage pizza. I'd like to get another one of those sausage pizzas. That's my favorite. Oh, there you go. You can eat it all, man. Go for it. By the way, it's uncensored. You can say whatever you want. Anything. Anything you feel like you would like to say. Wow. Don't let me let it all hang out. Let it all hang out. Oh, wow. Am I even recording? Wow. What a... Well, I'm... I just... Not yet. Not yet. We're going to start the show right now. Let's do it, okay? Okay, ready? Here we go. A councilman from Dearborn, Michigan is outraged. Should we do it? Should we do it? you you you you A councilman from Dearborn, Michigan is outraged over a 911 call. He wants to know why no charges have been filed against a police officer who admits to confiscating marijuana from suspects and then baking it in brownies. And once he and his wife were full and high, they thought they'd overdosed and called 911. I think I'm having an overdose as well as my wife. Overdose of what? Marijuana. I don't know if it had something in it. Can you please send rescue? Do you guys have fever or anything? No, I'm just, I think we're dying. Okay, how much did you guys have? I don't know, we made brownies. And I think we're dead. Time is going by really, really, really, really slow. Well, instead of being charged, Perla. Sorry. Instead of being charged, the police department let the officer resign. His wife was not charged either. So far, police officials have not commented on the case. How do you follow a story like that? Should we do it? All right. We want to dedicate this song and George. Please play a great performance. Yeah. Yeah. In those studios. Yeah. Yeah. Up in smoke. Yeah. That's where my money goes. In my lungs. In my lungs. In my lungs. And sometimes up my nose. Why? Why? begin to bother me Well I take a toke and all my cares go up in smoke Up in smoke Todo es libre There are no signs In all these sinful myths So I rolled a bomber In front of you with no care Well then I joked And all my cares go up in smoke Up in smoke That's where I want to be Cause when I'm high The world don't bother me When life begins To be a long stroke Well I take a toke And all my cares Whoop and smoke Whoop and smoke That's where I want to be Cause when I'm high The world don't bother me When life begins To be a long stroke Well I take a toke And all my cares Whoop and smoke I take a toke And all my cares Whoop and smoke I take a toke And all my cares Whoop and smoke And all my cares Whoop and smoke We'll do it live. Broadcasting from downtown Los Angeles. We'll do it live. Fuck it. It's the More Music Radio Pod. Do it live. I'll write it and we'll do it live. On skidrow.la. Fucking thing sucks. Five, four, three. Hey, what's happening, everybody? It's the More Music Radio Pod on skidrow.la. It is Thursday, June 23rd. And we're here doing another show. Another party. Welcome, guys. Hey, how you doing, Vince? Tonight, we're going to have some special guests in. David Lieberhardt. And I'm honored to be here. And Adam Papagin. It's good to be here. Yeah. I'm a big fan of David Lieberhardt. Thank you very much. Thanks for coming in, Dave. Anytime. Really cool. It's really kind of surreal to have you here, too, man. I guess I'm here, too, Vince. Well, you know, I've been in L.A. ever since the 70s. And I've seen L.A. change and come and go and things grow. I'm just, I can't believe I came out. I'm here to pursue a career as an actor. And went from doing extra work to being on different TV shows like Good Times, Golden Girls. Right, I saw you on Good Times. And I did Chico and the Man, even. I can't believe. And then what made me famous is doing the Tim and Eric Awesome Show. Great job. Right, Tim and Eric Awesome Show. I like that show. It's awesome. They do a good job. Well, thank you. Thank you. And I've written the songs I've performed on there, like Salome, Father and Son, Teacher. Right. And then all the songs I perform, I've written for the Tim and Eric Awesome Show. Great job. But unfortunately, they won't let me do them anymore to the public. Isn't that always the way that happens? Yeah, Warner Brothers owns them. And I don't want to fight with that big Warner. Motherfuckers. I know. It doesn't seem fair. But it's like you having a child when you create something. Right. And then you're in. And then the military is telling you you can't see your child after he's already in the Army. Right. Navy and the Marines. They come to your house and they lay down that big tube tunnel. And they come in in like space suits. And they put a gun in your face. And they take your child from you. It's messed up. Yeah, it is messed up. So you can't even play those songs. I wanted you to play the song about a lover to bits. I want to kiss her on the lips. Well, unfortunately, I could make up a song similar. But I can't do the one I wrote for Tim and Eric. Because Adam. I'm going to tell you that they sent a really mean email that if we used it, we'd get sued. So even though I wrote the words and music to it, you know, the same thing happened to John. What email did they send you? They sent an email that they now own those songs and I can't use them. That Warner Brothers owns them. And I agreed I wouldn't do that anymore because I didn't want to get sued. So I was obedient. Did you write the music and the lyrics for that? I wrote the words and the music to it. The song Salome inspired me. I was on my Caucasian side. I'm mixed with Americans. Indian, African-American, and Caucasian. And on my Caucasian side, on my Scotch-Irish side, I'm related. And German side. And English side. I'm related to Orville and Wilbur Wright that made the airplane. And as they say in the military terms, they got the back engineering technology by working with a race called the Corinthians. They're from Star-Coronado. What does back engineering mean? Back engineering. I hear you say it all the time. The back engineering is a military term. It's like a... Like your parents would spell out something because they didn't want you to hear it. That's how the military spells out something that they don't want you to know about the high technology. Right. They don't want you to know everything that they're up to. Right. Right. You know, we took a drive. My band, The Mormons, we played up in Eureka many years ago, like in 2002. And we were driving in the nighttime. And maybe about an hour and a half, something like that. You know, I mean, we're all tired and like drunk and stuff, driving around up to a show. And so I can't remember what time it was, but it wasn't really that far. I was thinking maybe like around Edwards Air Force Base, I think, where, you know, we saw this thing. Are you sure you're not thinking of that TV show, Eureka, where they got all that weird stuff? No, no, no. It's like for really real happen. They have it on Air Happen. This isn't a bullshit story. I believe you. UFOs are real. I've seen them. I can tell you of a UFO experience I had. I used to be married to this woman named Bridget Footman. And she had my last name. Libba Hart. And she believed in the UFO phenomenon. She was originally from Berlin, Germany. Then she moved to Canada. And we lived in the Inland Empire area. And we were driving up Mount San Jacinto. And we saw this weird light that looked like Saturn. And when it got closer, it looked like a large brass frisbee. And we were going up to Mount San Jacinto, I think it's Palmer Lake. The thing flew over and shot a ray out and melted the back windows of our station wagon like you would melt grilled cheese. And it scared us to bits. We just saw lights. Our van didn't get melted or anything like that. So this actually happened to you? Yeah, it actually happened. And then I had my parents, when I grew up, they lived in Park Forest, Illinois, 117 Westwood. Unfortunately, the home went into foreclosure. And I tried to do everything I could to save the home. But it's too far gone. The new bank that Fannie Mae, you know, and it's pretty sad. So many homes are going into foreclosure. And I couldn't save the home. And it was a home I grew up. But I found out a retired military person used to own the home at 117 Westwood Drive in Park Forest, Illinois. And I was abducted in 1968 by aliens taking up in a light. Wow. Which race? What race of aliens did? I don't know what race they were. Was it the greys? Are they just like a shitload of different race aliens? The reptoids? They have thousands of aliens. They have some aliens look like part dog. Some of them look like part insect. The Pleiadians. They have all kinds of humanoids. These were small humanoids that looked like dwarf Asian people. And they talked telepathically. They said, we're not going to hurt you. That sounds like the Pleiadians. Did they talk like Chinese people? No, the Pleiadians are the blonde ones. The Pleiadians. The Pleiadians are the blonde Nordic white people looking ones. Oh, okay. You were abducted in 1968? Yes. Some white people do look like aliens, though. I think those are the ones, right? No, I was younger. Like the freaky looking ones. I was, anyway, I was operated on. And this is before my grandmother Wright told me that Orville and Wilbur Wright got their back engineering working with aliens. This happened in 68. So they took samples. They took samples of my skin and my hair. And they put a tube up my nose, which really hurt like the Dickens. Did they put anything up through, you know? No, not through the private. But anyway, they went up my tube up my nose and it hurt like the Dickens. And I had a bloody nose from that. Could you imagine if they shoved up that hurt if they shoved the tube up your private? Oh, my jeez Louise, that would hurt my mushroom in the grass. It's only after the second visit. Okay. They move slow. Wasn't mine a beautiful young lady? Yeah. Yeah. You were talking. You were talking about that earlier, man. And you know what? If anybody, if I know there's a lot of ladies listening to this show tonight. I'm single and I'm available. Hey, David, do you remember when I saw you in La Brea Park, the tar pit park? Yeah. Don't you recognize this girl in the corner? Oh, what a beautiful white rose. Hey, all right. You tried to give her your phone number. Speaking of that. Oh, I'm so sorry. As I said on the Tim and Eric show, I didn't know she was already spoken for. Oh. I'm sorry. Yeah. But anyway. Well. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I admire the gardener that has a beautiful white rose like that. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. You're paying a compliment, you know? But anyway. Your coveting is a compliment. My ship will come in. I had a beautiful blonde. I love blondes a lot. Not because I'm part German and Irish. I just, the best, my ex-wife was blonde, Bridget Footman. And then I had a beautiful blonde named Sonia Rood. And we had, I mean, she, I felt she was the best girl I had. Really? But Mark Rosbach told her it was a sin for her. To have an African-American boyfriend, even though I'm part Caucasian. And she quit speaking. Did you make it with her? For a while we did until she got brainwashed by Mark Rosbach. So what happens, like, let's say the, whoever was telling her that she couldn't have relations with an African-American. How do you get rid of it? Like, a white girl gets, has relations with an African-American. I felt there's nothing different. How does she wash it out? Well, you get brainwashed by these stereotype, closed-minded Republicans that get, and they can't think of anything. They can't think for themselves. They have to be led by the hand in the dark, like the blind leading the blind and both fall in the ditch. I felt Sonia Rood and I had so much in common. She was a musician like I am. She was, we had so much in common. And I felt she should have learned to think for herself. Right. I felt that if she would have just broken away and says, you know, I'm going to be a law unto myself. I was raised in Christian science. And they said to be a law unto yourself. You know, that's what they say. Teaching Christian science to be self-creative. And, and, and I felt that she would have been better to be with someone that's a musician and artist. We had, we had something in common. But, you know, I. Who did she end up with afterwards? Well, she, she spent some time with Mark Rosbach. And now. Who's Mark Rosbach? He is a Lutheran minister at Hope Lutheran Church. And, and the Hollywood area. He threw me out of the church because I was dating a white girl after I helped him raise money to get that new church. That's on Melrose and Highland. Me and Sonia Rood built sand castles there. We did concerts to raise money. And then I'm not allowed to go there, which is ridiculous. And, um. And what was the reason you said? Because I was dating Sonia Rood and he was against interracial dating. Oh. You know, and, and it's, it's sad. There's a lot of racism in the church. Big time. A lot of Lutheran ministers, even in all walks of life belong to hate organizations, which is really sad. And, you know, the thing is, uh, Germans have the. Um, that are, that are Nazis have their nerve of being prejudiced because the East Indians are, they are, are, are their descendants and they're the, uh, Germans are just a mulatto East Indian. And so they shouldn't be prejudiced and closed minded. We're all God's children. And I feel. But I mean, I find that, that, that everybody, no matter what race or culture, everybody's kind of like that. It's kind of like instinctive. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. It's sad. I feel that it's the love between the two people, not the color of the race, not the age. It's what you, the chemistry and what you have in common with that person. Right. And I felt that if, um, I've dated Asian, Hispanic, I had a beautiful Latino woman named Patricia Perez and we had a wonderful time together, but unfortunately she got brainwashed by her Catholic priests, even though she was converted to Christian science and, and, and it was sad. Wow. Wow. She was a wonderful girl. So all these different churches are like snatching people. They're brainwashing people and it's sad that they, they need to, they need to learn. People need to, uh, to, to, to learn to think for themselves and not, uh, and, and not be brainwashed, you know? And I feel any religion that teaches segregation doesn't really teach what Jesus is about because Jesus is to love your neighbor as yourself. And it's nothing wrong with interracial dating as long as the love and the care are between two people that are of different races and the love and the care and the commitment is there. Right. And I think if you're at a certain level of intelligence, you know, that's already a given. You don't even have to be told that, you know, it's just that not everybody is, uh, uh, bright. You know, even if I was... Listen to me, I'm not the brightest person. If I was pure African American and not biracial, I'd still say right on to interracial dating if you find someone that loves you and cares about you. Right. You know, and, and, uh, they told me at the ELCA American Lutheran Church, their headquarters, that they have more respect for the church. Right. More respect for homosexuals than they do for a black dating a white. And it's sad, uh, that they're, they're very really backward conservative people. Yeah. You know, and I, in the beginning, I liked the Lutheran church because the Lutherans and the Quakers helped free blacks through the underground railroad. And, um, and, uh, they had married, uh, and, and, uh, with blacks and American Indians and Latinos way back. So they shouldn't be, uh, closed minded and conservative. Right. But anyway, I have to move on since, uh, I'm going to find somebody better than Sonya Root. I love Sonya Root. Do you got any, do you got any, uh, on the line right now? No, I've got, I've been trying these date lines and I keep on getting stood up by young women over and over again. What are you looking for women? What are you looking for women? I have been, well, I've been trying, I was trying the Christian, uh, singles date line. I was trying to sync the Christian Science singles date line, but I just meet a lot of phony ring, right? Boring people. Phony baloney. They say they're going to meet me. And they're like. And they're like the scaredy cats. They're afraid that I agree to meet them at, you know, like Starbucks or. Right. Like a public place. A public place. Where it's like, I'm not going to do anything to you. You're just going to have coffee. Like relax bitch. I want to, I want to, but no, they act like scaredy cats. Like I'm going to eat them up, eat them up like I'm a Dracula. Even though you really want to eat them up in a sense, in a manner of speaking. But I, I want to get to date them. They want to be eaten up too. I remember. Yeah. I've, I've, I've. Yeah, they do. They love Romana. I think they're out there and I think you should go and get them. Wow. They want that romance. I'm willing to give it to them. I have been. You know what? Here's something weird. All right. I have been, I haven't been with anybody since I was last with my wife, Bridget. How long, how long was that? 1994. Wow. That's a drought. I wrote a song. I haven't had a girl since 1994. You want to hear it? Well, why don't, well, this is the idea I had. Why don't we jump and play a couple of tracks? Cause we've got to play some stuff right now. And when we come back, we'll continue the conversation. Maybe we'll start some songs or something. I was just wondering, cause like 94. That was like, I don't even know that song. I wrote a song of my own. I haven't had a girl since 1994. It's really cool song. All right, cool. Well, we'll hear it when we come back. Listen to this. Y'all need an officer at my house at 4315 San Juan Avenue. Tell me what's going on. My son. Is disrespectful. He stole my car on Sunday. He was the officer. Call me and tell you my car was stolen. He's not coming home from school. He just now getting in. He's going to do volunteer work at the. I'm worried sick to death. Disrespectful motherfucker. I need an officer out here before I be committing to 187. Cause I'm about to kill this little bitch. Ma'am, how old is your son? He's 15. And I need help. And if I don't get it, I'm going to kill this motherfucker with this hammer. And I swear to God, if you don't send no motherfucker officer out here, I'm going to kill this motherfucker. I'm going to kill this motherfucker. I'm going to kill this motherfucker. I'm going to kill this motherfucker. I'm going to kill this motherfucker. Ma'am, how old is your son? He's 15. And I need help. And if I don't get it, I'm going to kill this motherfucker with this hammer. And I swear to God, if you don't send no motherfucker officer out here, I'm going to be a bitch. I'm going to be blood splattered. Every motherfucker going to be an OJ Simpson in this motherfucking house. I need an officer. And I need him out here quick. I'm going to commit to beat his motherfucking ass. And I hope you recorded every fucking thing that I'm saying. Cause I'm sick of telling this motherfucker. Ma'am, what's your name? Monica Wilson. Okay. Do you have a hammer with you? I sure do. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. Monica Wilson! I just crack you in your motherfucking head right now! You little bitch! Okay. Can you put the hammer down? Well, I can't put no hammer down! Get the motherfucker officer out here! Listen! Cause if y'all want to pass him over! I'll be whooping a motherfucking kid ass! Put me in jail! Well, so be it! Put me in jail! Cause I'm going to beat this motherfucker brains out! I'll burn him and this motherfucker wild! I'll take his motherfucking ass! And I'm going to have a son! And I'm going to have a son! And I'm going to have a son! And I'm going to have a son! And I'm going to have a son! And I'm going to have a son! And I'm going to have a son! out. Okay, listen. So you're going to get an opposition or I'm going to kill this motherfucker. You better do it and move it. Listen, are you there? The More Music Radio Pod. Broadcasting internationally from downtown Los Angeles. On skid row. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. with talents for blacks. They're racists. The devil's at 15 Church of Christ scientists in Hollywood. At 15 Church of Christ scientists, Kevin, the devil, the first reader of the church at La Brea in Hollywood, he kicked Angelina out for wanting to buy an Hispanic Bible. That wasn't right. He got away with it because he's white. The devil's at 13 Church of Christ scientists. No love of God's in their heart. They listen to evil in their heart. They're the mortal mind. They're the carnal mind. They're the devil's mind. They have no tolerance for people of color. The devil's at 13 Church of Christ scientists. They kicked me out because I was black. Because they have love and lack. They've been brainwashed by race hatred. They have as well as a token there. They move their prayers onto the devil, not to God. They listen to animal magnetism. Not to God. This is Karen Centerfold. Call in to the Moore Music Radio pod 1-800-893-9562. Call in. ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ saying that we have all that we need. It's New Thought and Christian Science teaches that if you think positive, like Mary Baker Eddy says, if you wait never doubting, you'll have all you need every moment. And Christian Science and New Thought, Unity, Religious Science teaches positive thinking. And this song is telling you if you believe in God, you won't lack nothing. Be the trust of the Lord, lack of nothing. Right. And I put Frankfurt Gilbert's poem to my own music called I'm Prosperous. Oh, okay. It's a nice song. I like the groove. It's my original music. I like the groove. Thank you. It's like a cool island groove. Thank you very much. It's my original music. Yeah, cool. So how do you write your music? Well, I get inspired. I'll write about things I've experienced, or I'll take poems. I'll take poems from New Thought poems and put them to my own music. You know, New Thought poems are poems in the Christian Science Church in public domain, and put them to my own music, or I'll write my own words in music. In the Christian Science Church, if you're not familiar with it, they have a lot of, they're not prayers, they're poems, like he said. They're just to meditate on. Oh, okay. And so he's taken those traditional poems that if you were into Christian Science, you would have heard it. Right. And then he's put his. To his own music. Yeah. And like Mrs. Eddy says in Science and Health, divine love always has met and always will meet every human need, since to all mankind and every hour divine love supplies all good. God is our supply. Looks like we have a caller on the line. A caller you are on the air. Who are we talking to? This is Kitty from Verbal Vomit. Hey, what's up, Kitty? What's up? I actually met David at the Tim and Eric Awesome Con like two years ago. Hmm. That's cool. That's where they do that in the park and stuff. Yeah. Well, unfortunately, we're not doing it this year because Tim and Eric are going to be touring with Neil Hamburger in London, England and Germany, and they're going to be gone. So there's not going to be an awesome calm. But I'd like to I feel really bad about I'd like to come and do it by myself and with the Denise Gray and the other cast of the Tim and Eric show because they're not going to have it this year. Tim and Eric is really blowing up right now. They got a movie calling coming out, right? Yeah. Wait. Yeah, I did. I'm in the Tim and Eric movie. It's called the Tim and Eric Million Dollar Movie. But they cut my part down really small. But I'm really going to be in there anyway. I sing a song about being being in love with a woman with an apple. It's like the story of Adam and Eve and how a woman is like an apple. She's very romantic and very tasty. And I wrote a song about that. And that's going to be in the movie. And then and then I wrote a song. And then I then I play up a part with the the Steven Spielberg guy in the movie at the end of the Tim and Eric shooting the movie. And then they get a million dollars for selling their movie. His name is Steven Spielberg. And well, he's not the real Steven Spielberg. He's an imitation of he's an imitation of the real one. Yeah. I mean, like John, all the songs I've performed for Tim and Eric. I wrote the words of music. John Depp. Yeah. I have a question. Actually, what is it? If I may. Go ahead. All right. Go ahead. My question is about the puppets because they're kind of unique. And I haven't really seen it like that. Like the cat one especially kind of stands out for me. So yeah, the orange. Is that it? That's orange. That's orange. You get a cat. Wow. Some of the puppets. He sings Salome with you. He sings Salome with me on the Tim and Eric Awesome Show. Great job. He also. What does Salome mean? Salome means hi and goodbye in Corinthian. And Cato means hi in Corinthian. The Jessadel Ordeas and Quetzalcoatl have put up and Bob Renown, who works with the Corinthians, who's from America. He's put a lot of their language on the Internet and all about the Corinthians, where they come from and everything. A fact, a lot of races from Earth are descendant of extraterrestrials and don't even know it. Right. Those are the funky looking people, right? Yeah. But anyway, the Irish come from the Omega race to come from Star Caledon and the Swedish and Norwegian come from the Palladian race and the blacks. Where did the cat come from? Oh, the cat. Oh, it was. What happened was he was. I had two famous Sunday school teachers in the Christian Science Church. I had Jim Henson. Wow. And then I had Bert Stilson that did Kukla, Fred and Ollie. That's that one Muppets fool. And. And. And then I also had. Real man. I also had Roy Brown, who was a puppeteer for the old Garfield Goose Show, which is a local show. And he did the Bozo Show. And they were my Sunday school teachers. And they would teach us the Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes with puppets in a fun way and made it, you know. And that kind of became your thing with the Christian Science Bible lesson that you had. Well, what happened was I'll tell you how the Junior Christian Science Bible Lesson Show came to be. My ex-wife went through. They have something in Christian Science called class instruction where you study recapitulation. And my. What does that mean? Well, recapitulation is a deeper study of the Bible and the study of Christian Science that you can heal metaphysically. I don't even know. Well, anyway, Jim Henson was attending the same association that my ex-wife attended. She went through class with Helen Baldwin and he was at the Mother Church, which is the headquarters of the Christian. And she was a member of the Christian Science Church. And he says, I need, I want someone. I've asked so many people to do a puppet show teaching kids Bible stories and stay in school and say no to drugs. And so many of the Christian Science churches are empty. So I agreed to do the Junior Christian Science Bible Lesson Show. And Jim Henson says, I will. There are puppets. And so did Bert Stillston. There are puppets that I only use one time in a commercial. And there are puppets I had built, but I never used them. And the. And they didn't fit this, the movies or the TV shows we're doing. And if you would do a Junior Christian Science Bible Lesson Show, trying to reach kids to stay in school and say no to drugs and Bible stories, we would like you to do it. And I did the very first Junior Christian Science Bible Lesson Show when I lived in Yucaipa, California, when I used to be married. And I was a member of First Church of Christ Scientists in Yucaipa, California. And there was a woman named Sandy Anderson, who is a Christian Science practitioner. Christian Science practitioners. And there's people in the journal that pray for people. It's like people go to psychiatrists when they are trying to work something out. So Christian scientists don't go to the doctor or something? They don't. And some do and some don't. Some have the understanding to be healed through prayer and some don't. I've seen people be healed through prayer. Do you go to the doctor? No. If you keep yourself healthy, you don't smoke and drink, you don't take drugs, you exercise, and you meditate and think positive, you won't get sick, you know, if you eat the right things. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. No, I haven't got, I've gotten sick once in a while, but I meditate and, you know, but Mrs. Eddie says if you don't have the human understanding to heal yourself to go to a doctor, but there's people that have been healed through prayer. I've been healed through prayer. That's good advice. If you can't do it, you might as well go to somebody who can help you out of the wrong sign. Right. Right. But I, but I, I don't, you know, Jesus didn't have a doctor and He healed through prayer. So I... He only lived to 33. Well, He didn't get sick. I mean, He was assassinated. Unfortunately He was. but anyway um if you have the faith in anything you can i wrote a song called you can do it was a bad day yeah well you did rise from the dead yeah that was a good day right yeah it was a good day for him he became very famous after that yeah you're right dark side light side you know and i know because i was raised catholic i'm not practicing right now but you know adam poppigan was raised catholic but if it wasn't for you wonderful catholics we wouldn't there you know there wouldn't be no protestant churches so i love our religions i know and i like i know martin luther had to had to nail that thing to something right yeah so um that's not an attitude that a lot of religious people have though they're not really open to other religions well i don't have a really positive attitude well the thing is i don't like the hatred that other religions like the born again christians teach no tolerance to uh catholics and to uh jehovah witnesses and to have a horrible book was written called the kingdom of the cult and when people have hatred in their heart they really don't understand christianity or catholicism because you Jesus says to love your neighbor as yourself and if you hate someone that because they're different or their skin is different than you or they think differently it shows you that you have a lot of growing up to do and true christians love and respect anybody and everybody that's what jesus did i bet you got a song about it yeah are you do you guys want to uh play a song real quick sure jump into some more tracks oh sure um i would um you were talking about a song that you really wanted to do and i forgot what it was called lorette i'm this is the lorette right and who's lorette lorette because you were abducted by aliens yeah well lorette is a corinthian that has recently contacted me i met him first in redlands california and then i saw him again he lives in chino california and he's been contacting he contacted me and told me that sex was wrong and and to keep my life pure blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see god he told me he didn't want me to look at porn he felt it was wrong so i wrote i wrote a song about it and uh here it goes all right cool here uh right now we're gonna have a special treat from david lebehart and adam papigan all right lorette doesn't want me to ever think about porn he feels that it is uh very wrong lorette doesn't want my mind in the gutter he is like a big brother lorette doesn't ever want me to ever think about porn lorette doesn't ever want me to ever think about porn lorette doesn't ever want me to ever think about porn lorette doesn't ever want me to ever think about porn The rent doesn't want me ever to focus on porn. He says I won't value a woman if I have that torn. The rent wants me, doesn't want me to think of porn. The rent doesn't want me to think of porn. He feels it's wrong. The rent doesn't want me to think about porn. Not scorn. The rent doesn't want me, the rent doesn't ever want me to look at porn. He says to throw the DVDs and VHS out. I'm scornin'. The rent wants me to be pure and right. He wants me to be in a positive light. The rent wants me to do right, not wrong. The rent wants to lead me. The rent doesn't want me to ever do porn. He feels it's wrong. All right, man. Man. Now from what I get from that song, it sounds like the rent, the alien is kind of like looking out for you. And he's like, you know, telling high moral care. He's giving you the option of like, hey, you know, do what you want, you know. But, you know, if you're asking me, I don't think you should be looking at porn. Oh, he's right. You never value a woman if you if you have your mind in the gutter. And he's right. But I mean, there are these urges that we want to see that you know, female. I know that the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak. It's hard. Right. Does he? But we got to have how does he feel about moderation? I mean, well, I'll ask him about that. But, you know, how does he feel about you waiting? I mean, I don't know how many years it's been since 94. I'm going to have to do some math. But I wrote a song because I haven't had sex since 1994. You want to hear that one? You know what? Now that I think about it, though, the rent should really actually like kind of give you a break because it's been, you know, 17 years. Well, I can give you his phone number if you want to call him and let's call him up. I hope we can call him up. We have a phone. In fact, you know, that reminds me if you want to call it up Skid Row Studios and talk to David Lieberhardt, call 1-800-893-9562. 800-893-9562. Call in and let's see what's up. Man, that song was great, by the way. Thank you very much. I loved it. Lorenz. And you have his phone number? I have his phone number, but I didn't bring it with me now. I have it at home. I'll bring it. I used to have Jessadel and Quetzalcoy's phone number, but their phone number and their email is disconnected now. So. But I do have. Where do these aliens run off to? Well, they, they, Jessadel would send me lots of email and so would Quetzalcoy. And so what I'm also in touch with the Omegans, Maldroma and Heathen. What are they like, the Omegans? Well, the Irish are their descendant. They come from Star Caledon. They drink a lot? They drink a lot and they like to party a lot. For real? Yeah. And they talk, they talk. Are they part Mexican too? Well, they love Mexicans. They taught the, the, the, the. Omegans were taught the. Some of the Omegans, I think, actually joined up with the Mexicans in the US. Oh, they love, they love the party and they love to have sex there. The Omegans were the ones who taught the Mayans, right? Taught the Mayans. Ah, okay. Can we do the song I wrote about the Omegans? Why don't we, you want to do it? Yeah, right now. Let's bust it. All right. Boom, pow. Now you're feeling inspired. Okay, here. All right, let's do it. This song is, what's this song called? The Omegans. The Omegans. All right. David Lieberhardt, live on the More Music Radio pod. The Omegans are from the West. The Omegans are from Star Caledon. The Omegans have us as their best fans. They come from a star far away. They gave their technology the tear to stain. The Omegans are from Star Caledon. The Omegans are from the Irish Scottish clan. The Omegans are from Star Caledon. The Omegans are from the Irish Scottish clan. The Omegans have brought us Mus marginals and cows. The Omegans brought their technology now. The Omegans are from Star Caledon. The Omegans are from Irish Scottish clan. The Omegans are from Star Caledon. The Omegans are from Irish Scottish clan. The Omegans have a life to give. The Omegans have a life to live. The Omegans have a life to live. The Omegans have a lot to hit. The Omegans are from Star Caledon. The Omegans are from the Irish Scottish clan. The Omegans are from Star Caledon. The Omegans are our best friends. Yeah! All right! David Lieberhardt, everybody. We're going to play a couple more tracks, and we'll be back on the More Music Radio Pod with David Lieberhardt. Thank you very much. The More Music Radio Pod. Hot Skid World Cup. LA! LA! LA! electric guitar solo electric guitar solo electric guitar solo electric guitar solo electric guitar solo electric guitar solo electric guitar solo electric guitar solo electric guitar solo It's David Lieberhardt. I'd like to know if you'd like to think about going to the Moon Festival with me and the Grinians. And, um, anyway, we'd be gone for two weeks. They couldn't travel. The speed is down. So we'd be in Star-Corn Dore in two days in the concert and then be back. I want you to give it some thought. I'd like you to make me a copy of my email that Mitchell Quay sent me. Thank you. Bye. 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All the more. You are listening to the more music radio pod. Welcome back to the more music radio pod. We have David Lieberhardt in studio. All right. It's great to be here. Thank you in German. Are you having fun? I'm having a great time. Those are some great songs, man. Well, thank you. They're all that happened in my life. I did see Jessadale in person on my. The Caucasian side of them related to Oral Boone Wilbur Wright. And they were Presbyterian ministers. And they got their back engineering from working with the Corinthians in South Carolina. So have humans been responsible for any great innovations or is it just all aliens? The aliens have given us a lot of technology, back engineering technology, as the military would say. That's probably what we saw when we were driving up to Eureka. I believe it. Edwards Air Force Base. I believe it. Well, they work a lot with the military for a lot of our new technology. They gave us the computers way before. The civilians got them back in the 40s. Oh, so they were a lot bigger than what they are in someone's home. But they gave us. Not that much before. And they also gave us. They had like a calculator that's like half a city block. And they also gave us also the fiber active that they use in the phone company uses. And they gave us a GPS that people use in their car. Oh, cool, man. I love that shit. And the microwave. And the microwave. I love that shit, too. And the can opener. I don't say about the can opener. I don't know about that. But yeah, I don't know about the can opener. The shoehorn. The night vision glasses. But anyway, I've been. I think they invented Jeremy's automatic cat box downstairs in the bathroom. I believe they did. No, that is definitely true. Have aliens ever improved on an existing human invention? I. They put a clock in something? I bet you they have. They've given us all the new technology. Did the aliens give us the bomb, the nuclear bomb? Unfortunately, they did. Oh, my God. That's a double edged sword. What's a double edged sword? I don't know. Well. They come over. They come over here to this planet. Well, I don't agree. And they bring a nuclear bomb. I don't agree with violence. One thing I don't like about the aliens is they haven't been able to overcome war. That's the only thing. Yeah. I thought they were involved. Well, there's some that just. They're savages. All of them are savages. Which ones are the nasty ones? Which ones are the nasty ones? I don't want to get them angry with me. So. Are they listening right now? Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. Like. It says on Hogan's Hero, I know nothing. That was a great Colonel Klink. So they're actually listening right now and keeping track. Yeah. They telepathically can hear. But what about the Omegans? The Omegans got your back, though. I like the Omegans. I just, you know. What are the ally aliens? What are the good ones that are trying to conquer the evil? Because that's what the universe is. It's a battle between positive and negative, right? Well, that's true. The Omegans believe in the force of darkness. They're. And. the Carinians believe in the force of light and the Palladians. And unfortunately, they've had a 200-year war. And I pray that they can learn to get along with each other. We wrote a song called Peace on the Universe. That's actually not too bad. If you consider the Middle East, 200 years is actually pretty cool. Why don't you play the song Peace on the Universe that we wrote about it? You want to play another song? Called Peace in the Universe. Peace in the Universe? Okay. I want you all to play it on your radio. Let me go get the CD. Oh, you know what? It's going to take us some time to load it into the system. I think the aliens actually helped out building Skid Row.LA. Okay, they probably did. Telepathically, they got what you do. You know, I wanted to ask you. You want to do it? When I used to watch you back in the day, like in the early 90s, you know, I remember watching you when I was 17 years old. Me and Patrick would watch you. It's on public access. Yeah, Century Cable. We lived in Eagle Rock at the time. I produced the Junior Christian Science Bible Lesson Show way back in 1988. Wow. So you had already been going. I did. Like five years. The show at one time aired all over the United States, and it's now all over the United States if you have the Internet because my wonderful friend Adam Papagan has loaded all my Junior Christian Science Bible Lesson Shows, a lot of them. Not all of them. So 88. We started listening like in 91, 92 or something like that. I've had people that became stars from my show. There was a woman named Shepard Height. She's a very beautiful woman from Canada, and she became a well-known actress on... Power Rangers. On the Power Rangers. Wow. What color was she? What was the Power Ranger color? She replaced Rita DeWitt. She was a Caucasian woman that had a half mask on her face. Oh, okay. And then she also went on to do that Melrose Place. She was a beautiful white rose. She was brunette. I bet you wish you could get with her right now. Oh, my God. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. She was a beautiful ice cream. I wouldn't mind looking at her. Oh, boy. I've got to watch myself. I'm sorry. You can say anything you want on the Morning Music Radio pod, man. Coke, I like the real thing. I really like girls. That reminds me then. I mean, why don't all the girls call up at 1-800-893-9562? I'm available, single, and ready to date someone. Your weekend's open, right? What do you got going on this weekend? My weekend's open, and I'm always selling my portraits at La Brea Tar Pits. And I'd like to meet... I like vanilla. I like chocolate. I like... Yeah. Mix them together? Mix them together. I like the girls, as they used to say in that song in the 70s. Hey, you know, I wanted to ask you about your puppets, man. When I would watch you on Public Access, you had a lot of puppets. And the one that stood out the most was Chip the Black Boy. And what happened to him? Well, Chip the Black Boy... Chip the Black Boy is in storage. But he's... Chip the Black Boy did the Tim and Eric's awesome show. Great job. Right. He did the song I wrote about my dad that passed on in 2004, Father and Son, Teach Your Kids Right from Wrong. Somebody stole the original Chip the Black Boy. Well, I got him back. The fans have been looking out for me. They stole the Otto Kaiser. And what happened was... They stole it? Let me tell you what happened. A guy that delivers... I've had a lot of problems with UPS that delivers... Packages and United States Post Office. They have been the worst. I did a new CD for... Government Workers. I did a CD about my mama that passed on that you can hear if you go to... You Facebook me, David Lieberhard. Adam Papagan put up the pictures of my mother and I wrote a song, I Don't Think It's Fair My Mama Died. I'm sorry to hear that, man. Yeah, she was a sweetheart. And she also was an actress. And on that CD, you can order it online, davidandadamcampband.com. You can order it online. You can order a lot of our CDs that way. And also, the old website was myspace. That doesn't even work anymore. But anyway... But you got your puppet back. What happened was a restaurant bought the puppet and it was sitting, looking down at people while they were eating at a restaurant across from near Warner Brothers. And this fan says that puppet is owned by David. He gave a chance to a lawyer to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have a chance to have It was $600. Why was it more for Otto Kaiser? Because Otto Kaiser is bigger. What is Otto Kaiser? What does he look like? Otto Kaiser is a puppet that I had professionally built. I saved up my money, and I had him professionally built for the Junior Christian Science Bible. So is there a company that you go to make your puppets? Well, I belong to the Puppet Guild of America. They have puppet unions. I belong to the Puppet Guild of America, and all the puppeteers belong to that guild union, and they have a local L.A. puppet guild of L.A. You don't want to fuck with the puppet union, man. They'll come and they'll break your fucking kneecaps off. They're Italian. They're mafia. They'll cut your fucking strings, you know what I mean? Well, anyway, I also belong to Screen Actors Guild, and I've had some challenges with them, and they're trying to merge AFTRA and SAG. We have wonderful board members. My favorite board member, and she likes me a lot, is Morgan Fairchild. She sat by me at a union meeting. She reminds me so much. She is a beautiful white rose. She reminds me so much of my ex-girlfriend, Sonia Rood, and my ex-wife, Bridget Footman. And I'm honored when she sits by me at the union meeting. She is so beautiful. And Ed Asner's on the board. Hopefully she's listening. Does he like you, too? No, I like Coke. I like the real thing. I like women. I like women. But anyway. Do you know that Ed Asner thinks that 9-11 was a conspiracy? Well, I don't want to go there and get myself in a heap of trouble, as my grandmother Schroeder would say. You can say that if you want, but I don't want to get in trouble. No men in black coming to visit me. And when you say you like Coke, you like the real thing, you're not talking about cocaine. You're talking about Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola. I'm talking about women. Real thing. I'm not prejudiced against... You've never done drugs. No, I was raised in Christian science, smoked or drank or did drugs, but people were stinkers when I was in the Navy. They put stuff in my 7-Up, in my ginger ale. Oh, what did they put in there? I don't know what it is, but it knocked me out. Wow. I quit going to the bar after that and brought my own drink in. Did you see anything while you were under the influence? Well, the bartender was a stinker. He one time or two put something in my Shirley Temple, which really... I'm like Doris Day. She didn't... She didn't smoke or drink either. He slipped you a Vicky. I had some wonderful actors and actresses that gave me free acting lessons, and I want to talk about them. There was this wonderful actor named Basil Hoffman at 13th Church of Christ Scientist. He gave me free acting lessons before I got kicked out. I don't know. He used to be on The Twilight Zone. He did a lot of TV shows, and he was a... Well, I'll tell you. We can read him. He's a first reader at... They have a Christian science nursing home called Broadview, and it's in Eagle Rock, and he is a first reader up there. Oh, okay. Maybe we can pay him a visit. That's kind of next to our neighborhood. And then I had Alice Ghostley, who was from Studio City, that visited the Christian Science Church. She used to give me free acting lessons. And then this very talented... You've been on a lot of TV shows, you were telling me. Yeah, I was. What are some of the shows you were telling me that you were on? Golden Girls? You played a cop on Golden Girls? I played a cop on the Golden Girls. I played a cop on the Golden Girls. I was on Wings. What did you do on Wings? I was a detective on Wings, and then I had a returning role. You're getting, like, a typecast as a cop. You got that? Yeah, I know. I did. I was a cop on Tim and Eric, Awesome Show, Great Job. Oh, I see. I did Squall's Duty. Yeah, with James Squall. Just like Tony Soprano. You have James Squall. You know, I'm going to help you get James Squall on the show. Yeah, I would love that. James Squall is amazing. James Squall used to do my Junior Christian Science Bible Lesson show. Oh, cool. Yeah. And then I had this wonderful... He was a real talented guy that was on my show. He got brainwashed like Sonia Root. And his name was George Curry. He could play the violin wonderful. And he was a school teacher, and he wore glasses. And I met him when he used to work at the Hollywood Bowl. He used to work at Tower Records. And he was a talented violin player. And we had a wonderful relationship. And his first girlfriend told him, brainwashed him not to have a black friend. It seems like women are just, like, reeking. They're wreaking havoc everywhere. All over the world. I know. All over the universe. And then he got brainwashed by his sister. And he doesn't hang with me anymore. Him and I used to hang together like Adam Papaghan and I do. We used to do music together. He's a very talented violin player. So you and Adam are actually close friends. Yeah. And if you guys have been listening to the music we're playing... You know what? I'm really bad at reading the music. But I want to say what we played. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 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You want to play that one since we missed that one? You know what? Like I said, we prepared the tracks ahead of time. But next time, you know, we'll get together and we'll map out the ones that you want to play. The Devil's at 13. Is there any songs that you want to play live, you and Adam? I wanted to do a song I wrote about the Chicago North Shore Railroad. That was my first love for railroads. Oh, so you actually have an album about railroads, right? Yes, we do. It's called Trains of the Past and the Present. Where can people find that? You go to davidandadamcampband.com No, David. It's davidandadam davidandadam. dot bandcamp bandcamp.com Oh, okay. Yeah. I went there and I got it. Just check it out. It's really easy to do. Just go in there and you can just download them. No, we need to get paid for it. You'll get paid for it. Bandcamp pays you, no? No. They do? They do? You haven't been telling me that. Uh-oh. You owe me some money. No, I don't. Yes, you do. I've been telling you about it. You haven't been telling me about it. Five songs just sold. We just had a... That was me. That was me, by the way. That's one sold. You only won five dollars. You didn't pay me. Yes, I did. You're supposed to get five dollars for each song. Yeah, but I think you did maybe like 70 cents or something. It's a dollar a song. Oh, I got you. I got you. Yeah, a dollar a song and then Bandcamp takes like a little thing off the top. You know, like 10% or something. 14%. 14%. You didn't tell me that. That's the first time. Honestly, you did not tell me that. Hmm. Okay, this is the first time. You got to be straight with me. I have another friend named... He's getting mad at you again, Adam. Yeah. I still like him. But yeah, I mean, you guys are close friends. I could see you guys kind of like, you know, butt heads every once in a while. We have a chemistry like this mother's brothers. All right, so what song are we going to hear right now? This train was my first love for the railroads. It's called the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad. And General Motors and Goodyear Tires on Justin. Why don't we do the Pacific Electric first? Because the same thing happened in L.A. I don't remember that song. Oh, yes you do. Do the Chicago one. That's where you're from, right? Okay, yes. Okay, this railroad called the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad. It ran from Milwaukee to Chicago. And when it got to Chicago, it ran on the L structure, the CTA L structure around the L loop. And then it went on the north side and it went all the way to Evanston, Skokie, Wilmette, Des Plaines, all the way the yellow line runs now, all the way up to Kenosha, North Chicago, all the way to Milwaukee. You've been on that train. I've been on that train, Tony. It was my first love for trains. Tony's from Chicago, too, man. This is my friend Tony. Tony, they took this railroad out in 1963, so it was before your time. It used to run on the Chicago L. And they still have the South Shore that runs through the Illinois Central, but this one was the North Shore that ran from Milwaukee to Chicago. Maybe you and Tony were neighbors or something. Where'd you grow up, Tony? I'll tell you. Where'd you grow up? I grew up, well, I went to high school in Tinley Park, which is kind of like a suburb. I went to Harlem High School in Chicago, and then I went to Richie's High School in Park Forest, Illinois. And then I went to Ruggles on the south side, where I was born and raised in Chicago. I'll tell you the places I grew up. 8136 South Ellis. I have a story where a German shepherd dog was shot, and he came back as a ghost, and we used to call him the Pickle Man, because he used to lick us as a kid. It was a big orange, and that's a good dog. And then I stayed at 77th and Wabash. That's where I was born, on the south side of Chicago. I know they put it on the internet, I was born in Park Forest. I was born in Chicago, Illinois, back in 1955. I was born in Roslyn, and I was born in Christ Hospital, like downtown on the south side. I was a Christian scientist, believed to have a child born at the home, so they had a Christian... Christian science nurse, and I was born right at that house. So, Cubs or Sox? You were born in the wrong place. I like the Cubs. Me too, I'm a Cubs fan. I'm a big Cubs fan. Wrigley Field's a great place to go see a ball game. Wonderful, wonderful. I used to go, when I belonged to, I was in the Cub Scouts, and I used to go there as a kid. Okay, I'm gonna do this song about the North Shore. In fact, the Electro-Liner was, was, people in Japan copied the bullet train from a train called the Electro-Liner that went 200 miles an hour, built in 1940. It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! It looked like a front row truck! Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, I would get on board on Chicago's CGL loop, where the train turns on its scoop, when the train turns on the CGL loop. Now, long, long time ago, I rode on Chicago North Shore Railroad. Long, long time ago, oh, you didn't have to go. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, It would go down 90 miles an hour, passing up all the ferry. Passing up the fairy flowers. It would run down Milwaukee's 650, like a trolley car to sweep. Long, long time ago, I rode on Chicago North Shore Railroad. Long, long time ago, oh, I wish you didn't have to go. It would go down 90 hours, passing up the ferry flowers. It would run down the street in Milwaukee, Kenosha. A long, long time ago, I rode on Chicago North Shore Railroad. Now that old interurban gone, but that railroad still lives on. In Chad, the electric liner air transitioned with its hometown. The silver liners green and red, interurban cars. Long, long time ago, I rode on Chicago North Shore Railroad. Long, long time ago, oh, I wish you didn't have to go. Now that old interurban gone, but the story lives on. In Chad, the electric liner that ran 90 miles an hour, passing up all the ferry. It would run down Milwaukee's 650, like a trolley car to sweep. Long, long time ago, I rode on Chicago North Shore Railroad. Long, long time ago, oh, I wish you didn't have to go. It would run down Milwaukee's 650, passing up the ferry flowers. Now that old interurban gone, but that railroad still lives on. In Chad, the electric liner that ran 90 miles an hour, passing up all the ferry flowers. It would run down Milwaukee's 650, like a trolley car to sweep. It would run down Milwaukee's 650, like a trolley car to sweep. All right. David Liebehart everybody on The More Music Radio Pod. And we'll be right back. All right. I'll take this offensively. The More Music Radio Pod. Oooooh. Chicago live live TV. Skinrow.L.A. Oooooh. Oooooh. Oooooh. Oooooh. Oooooh. Oooooh. Oooooh. Oooooh. Good. Good. Good. Good. Good. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, David. I really appreciate that. Yeah, this Domino's pizza we ate tonight was delicious. It was great. I love the mushrooms on it. These Newcastle beers are going down smoothly. Well, why don't we do poisoned mushrooms if we had mushrooms on the pizza? Well, I wanted to talk about how you guys got to start writing songs together. So Adam was telling me he was a guest on your show, on your public access show. Yeah, he was a guest on my show. We co-wrote songs together. And then I had songs I wrote way before I met him, like Liberty of Love and All My Friends Like Asian Girls. But we co-wrote songs together as well. We co-wrote Poison Mushrooms together. We co-wrote Gary Marshall Blues. We co-wrote songs. The best thing we co-wrote together was the punk rock album called Monsters. I feel that was the best. Are there any songs off of that that you want to bust out right now? Well, Poison Mushrooms. Poison Mushrooms? Yeah. What's that song about? Well, what happened is I went to a Christian science camp called Adventures Unlimited in Colorado. And there was this guy named Larry Pletcher who would tease people at the camp. They had these mushrooms called anastorias and anaductes. And their spores would make you itch like crazy. Larry Pletcher would put them in your shirt, put them in their clothes, and they'd make you itch like you poisoned ivy. And he was a really rough brat, so I wrote a song about him. So would you do No More Coffee in the Car instead? I would like to do this one too. No More Coffee in the Car? No More Coffee in the Car. No More Coffee in the Car. No More Coffee in the Car. No More Coffee in the Car. I don't care. Only one. Can we do both? No. How many songs have you guys written together? Thousands. There's stuff that we've written that have never even... I saw a lot of songs up on the band camp. Well, and then there's some songs I wrote by myself, like I did the Christian Hymns CD by myself, and Ezekiel See a UFO. But there's a lot of stuff. I've done a lot of stuff with him. Okay, I want to do... The story about No More Coffee in the Car, we co-wrote that song. Adam told me not to bring coffee in his car, and I did, and we spilled it everywhere. I thought we should do it with both, because they're both very good. He warned you. He said, don't bring coffee in my car. It's going to spill everywhere. And what happened? Hey, nobody's perfect. You know how coffee in the car... Sometimes you want to drink some coffee in the car. Okay, but anyway, I still would like to do... Can we just do... We'll just do Poison Mushrooms. How about that? Okay, I like Poison Mushrooms, too. They get you all itchy, the spores. Okay, right. Okay. Poison Mushrooms. Gotta be a story. Oh, oh, that's a good one. Poison Army. Oh, that's gonna be crazy. Larry Pletcher. Gotta be a doctor. Poison Mushrooms. He teased me. You know Poison Mushrooms. Oh, that's a good one. Poison Mushrooms. Poison Mushrooms. Poison Army. Oh, that's gonna be crazy. Gotta be a doctor. Gotta be a lawyer. Poison Mushrooms. That's all about the mushrooms. Larry Pletcher. And then the story is Poison Mushrooms. From Larry Pletcher to Davo himself. They're making it smart. Poison Army. They're amazing. Larry Pletcher. Gotta be a doctor. Poison Mushrooms. Larry Pletcher. Poison Mushrooms. That cap at the Christian Science School. Boom. Yeah. All right. David Lieberhardt and Adam Papadakis. Yeah. Yeah. Adam and I are gonna work on another punk rock album. And we hope we can come back and do that with you on the live radio. Yeah. Yeah. That'd be cool, man. We'd love to have you back. Yeah. You know, I get along with some of my best friends, I have to say, are all part Italian, like Adam. Like Alcana Celli from the Christian Science Church and Helen Donofrio. Well, I love spaghetti and pizza. Yeah. It's delicious. Helen Donofrio. Yeah. She was a wonderful. Talk about Shirley Bamba. Shirley Bamba. Shirley Bamba was his first cousins to Jimmy Kimmel. And she made it possible for me to get on his show without an agent. I was very lucky. And she's Italian. She's from Chicago. Were you and Adam on Jimmy Kimmel? No, just me. Just me back in 2004. Oh, okay. Was this before you met Adam? No, we knew. I knew Adam then. But it was, he made me to come on there and talk about UFOs. And then I did a song that I wrote the words of music to, did Ezekiel See a UFO, and I did that on there. Hmm. Okay. Okay. So Adam, what is it like working with David Lieberhardt? It's interesting. I mean, there are things that are really great about it that, as opposed to just being in the band with a bunch of other people my age. And then there are things that are more challenging about it or that we have to work around. What are some of those things? Well, you know, David's an older guy. He's in his fifties. He doesn't want to sleep on people's floors. He doesn't want to tour around the country all the time. So, you know, you have to be- I toured with you for two months. You guys just got off a tour? And I toured with him, but we promised we didn't get paid properly. Other than that, I enjoyed doing it, and I did it because I wanted him to get some experience. It's all about the experience, because you're really not going to find money in this business. And I did it because I like Adam, and I wanted to- I'm very honored to work with Adam. He's a super talented musician and guitarist. Where'd you guys tour to? We toured all over the East Coast. We toured from the South. We toured in North Carolina, South Carolina. We toured all the way to Virginia. We toured to New York. We toured to Washington. Boston, yeah. And then we came back down. You want to say, Adam, where we came back down? We went all over. We went over, but we had a good time together. I enjoyed working with him. Did you guys get along on tour? Well, we're like the odd couple. We love each other, even though we fight sometimes. Right. Which one would be which? I'd be Felix, and you'd be the other guy. I would be Jack Lemmon. Yeah. I really like Adam a lot. He's a great guy. No, wait. No, no. Felix was Jack Lemmon. Oscar was the one who was the sports writer. Yeah. I think you would be Oscar. What was that actor's name, too? I forgot. Walter Matthau. But anyway, you know, and it's a good chemistry of working with. I used to be a school teacher for the Unified School District, so I understand young people. I even bend over. I must say this. I bend over and get him things that I don't agree with, but I'm not going to say it on the air. Like what? You can say anything you want here. No, no, no, no, no, no. That's the whole feeling on this show. I want to set a good example for our youth. I don't want to go there. But anyway, my passion and my love is for trains, and I want to do more work with him, and I'd like to get a reality show with him someday. Right. I think that'd be a great reality show. I like the interaction between you two. Well, thank you. It's genuine. So, like you were telling me, so there's a lot of good things, and there's a lot of, like, barriers. There's barriers to overcome and stuff. No, it's not even a lie. It's just, you know, there's a unique situation. But it's all worth it, right? Oh, yeah. I have a lot of fun with David. I've had a lot of fun with Adam Pop again, and I love that even though we didn't make any money, I enjoyed touring with him on the West Coast. I had fun, and we got, you know, the sad situation I didn't like about New York and Boston? What's that? All the women were gay. Oh. Now, the one thing I liked, in San Francisco, Adam scored and got laid. I was happy. All right. Good day, yeah. I wish his good luck would drop off on me. All right, man. Tell us about that, Adam. Nice to make love. So, what happened? You were like, hey, I'm on tour with David Lieberhardt. You guys want to go backstage or something? Yeah. He stayed over. He stayed over. So, you all want to take a number? This was San Francisco? Yeah. San Francisco. He made a... It wasn't on Polk and Post Street. He met a beautiful white rose. That wasn't a woman. He met the real thing. Adam is like me. He's a heterosexual. He likes coke. He likes the real thing. He likes women. Adam met a beautiful woman that reminded me of Julie Garland. She was hot. I started walking with three feet. She was dressed exactly like Dorothy. I started walking with three feet. That's how pretty she was. Oh. And Adam, you could see the love and the chemistry to them. And so, Adam went home with her, and I was happy for him. My man, he won the lotto of getting the beautiful girl. Yeah. And I was happy for him. Do you try to help David get any? Yeah. In New York, we gave him a makeover. Right? Yeah. Yeah. The makeover. But we left our straw hat. What was the makeover like? What do you mean? The new threads. The new clothes and stuff. New clothes. Okay. They modernized me. I was rebuilt like the North Shore old cars to a silver liner. And how did you feel in those new donuts? Oh, I felt great. I felt great. I felt great. I could have gotten with a lady, but we had to drive immediately to Chino. There was a woman in Davis, California that wanted to hook up with me. But, you know, we had to. And I was going to stay with her and get together with her, but they said I had to go with her. Don't you think the drive to Chino would have been worth it? I mean, it's been since 1994. But they wouldn't let me. They said we had to go. Chino, man. Come on. Chino, they wouldn't let me because they said we had to go on tour to finish the tour. It seemed like they were just bullshitting you then afterwards. That was cold. That was ice cold. That's cold-blooded, man. Cold-blooded. Next time you come on here, I want to hear your story of when you get with the woman. Okay. Muchas gracias. I appreciate it. Beautiful cinerita. It's going to happen. So you guys had fun on tour. You guys got any crazy story? Anything crazy happen to you on tour? Well, it was. The Chinese pizza? The Chinese pizza. I had this guy who was our manager back in. And he's a Southern boy. And he's from South Carolina. And he's not afraid to tell. He's a baby sister. He wants to get with her. I was so shocked at Phil. Phil came in. He scared me. He came on strong, like strong liquor. And he asked a woman for sex. I couldn't believe what Phil did. I like Phil. He's a wonderful. Did she give it to him? I got scared. I called the manager to get him thrown out of there. He got him thrown out? No, they didn't throw him out. But I was a dick blocker. Excuse my language. I'm a dick blocker. I'm a dick blocker. I'm a dick blocker. I'm a dick blocker. I'm a dick blocker. I'm a dick blocker. I'm a dick blocker. I'm a dick blocker. I'm a dick blocker. Hey, it sounds like we're getting a call. And what reminds me, 800-893-9562. Caller, you're on the air with David Liebehart and Adam Papagin. Hello? Hello. Who is this beautiful girl I'm talking to? This is Vero. What? You sound like a beautiful Spanish rose. You're turning David on right now. Do you got a boyfriend? Well, he hasn't had one since 94. I couldn't. Come on, man. Give him a break. Actually, I was going to ask what's up with his friend, James Quall. Well, James Quall works at Little Caesar Pizza on Vermont. Unfortunately, he's married to this woman named Susan Yule. I'm going to go to Little Caesar. Now, Little Caesar's on Vermont. Vermont and 3rd. Vermont and 3rd. He's been there holding a pizza sign. And he's dating. I nearly cried. Dude, I nearly cried. I was driving down the street. I nearly crashed my car because I was like, I think that's James Quall. It is. Wait. I was like. So, he's married or dating? He's married. Unfortunately, he's. But he's got a woman that. I think David's kind of tired of hooking his friends up. I mean, I think we should kind of. I mean, do you have any friends that are single, that are pretty? Don't give us no fugly looking ones. Come on. I want something really attractive and slender. What do you want? What do you want? What do you want, David? I mean, it's interracial or what? I love interracial. Interracial dating. That's my favorite. But I love the apples, the trees that bear many different types of fruit. So, I love Hispanic women. I love Asian women. I love black women. I love Caucasian women. I love the rainbow. All right. It makes it more interesting. Yeah. As long as there's love between the two people. Exactly. But I don't want to piss off the aliens either. So, I don't know. Well, she didn't date me. Jess Adele Ortiz. She likes me, but she didn't date me. In fact, her email is disconnected. Her phone number is disconnected. Uh-oh. No. Off the grid. Yeah, man. Hey, so, are there any, like, female aliens that you can hook up? Do they get down like that? Well, she hooked up with an alien. That's what that one song is about, isn't it? Well, yes. Jess Adele wanted to go out with me, but she couldn't because she was an elder master. And it's like a Catholic priest couldn't have sex because she made an agreement. So, it had nothing to do with the fact that she was an alien? I would have loved to get together with Jess Adele. With the church? Jess Adele was hot. Jess Adele Ortiz was hot. She looked like Betty Page. She had tits like Dollar Parton. She was hot. She was very hot to trot. And she was very beautiful. And she was frustrated that she couldn't get married because she made a commitment to the Corinthian race to be an elder master. And you can't hook up with a human if you're an elder master? No. So, they got the same thing? The same thing that humans got, right? Yeah. Did she make you wish she had three hands? I'm sorry. That's good. I'm embarrassed. She sure did. Jess Adele. Now, the women have the tacos and the men have the hot dogs. Stick it in. Stick it in and make some sauce. Oh, muchas gracias. Well, is there anything else you want to ask? No. No. Where are you? Oh, she's gone? All right. Cool. Sorry. I shouldn't have said the wrong thing. No. That's the exact... It's just if you're being honest and you're just being real, there's nothing wrong about that, man. Well, okay. Not at all. You know? We're all human. We need it. Oh, right. You know? And you need it, too. Yeah. And I want to help you find some. And that's why... Actually, this reminds me. When we were in Seattle, a girl gave David her phone number and he didn't even call her. I did call her. That wasn't true, but it was to another woman's phone. David, you can't seal the deal, huh? I did call her, but it was to another woman. Oh. Why did she do that? Why are people messing with you, man? They kissed you on the cheek. Yeah. I know. I remember that. That was great. Well, next time I'm going to go all the way. You guys have a song. Sorry, I'm a dirty old man. You guys have a song called Tim and Eric. Tim lied to you or something about getting you a hooker? What happened? What happened was that I experienced and I... Adam Papagan has rewrote a lot of my songs to his own music, and it was based on a true story. When I first toured with Tim and Eric, they found out I hadn't been laid since 1994, and we were playing at this very luxurious place. We played there three times at the Caesar Palace. I played with Tim and Eric for the Comedy Festival. And Tim and Eric says, we heard you hadn't been laid since 1994. They promised me a hooker, and they didn't come through, so I wrote a song that they promised me a hooker. But I liked the new music that Adam put to it better than the music I originally wrote to it. Oh, so they said they were going to get you a hooker. I didn't have to do that. Yeah, I mean, if you're not going to do something, don't say you're going to do something if you're not going to fucking come through with the fucking hooker. I agree with you. Don't say you're going to fucking get me a fucking hooker if you're not going to fucking come through with it. I tell that to Tim Heidecker. That's what it was all about. God dang. So how was it working with those guys? Did you guys get along with them? Well, they were like working with the Three Stooges. They were like working with Heckler and Jekyll. Except there's two of them. Yeah, Tim and Eric reminded me of working with the Three Stooges because they would get mad at each other like Heckler and Jekyll, and it was funny how they got mad at each other. Which of the Three Stooges are those two? Like, is one of them a Moe, one's a Larry, or is it just a Curly and a Shemp? Or a Joe. They're like the Two Stooges, right? The Two Stooges. Are they Curly, Joe, and Shemp? Yeah, and they were like Tom and Jerry. I liked the way they had disagreements, and they duked it out, and it was funny the way they got it. It was a good time. I really love the Tim and Eric Awesome Show. Tim and Eric were wonderful to work with. They're super talented guys. They treated me better than Gary Marshall. At least they came through for me. Right, right. And I think that's how a lot of people know you now, right? I never became famous until I did the Tim and Eric Awesome Show. Great job. I owe a lot of adoration and thanks to Tim and Eric for making me famous because I never became famous until I did the Tim and Eric Awesome Show. Great job. And I did many different TV shows. When I saw you on that show, I was, remember when we were watching that show, we were like, holy shit, it's David Lieberhardt. I felt so cool. Every Saturday morning. I had been into you way, way, way before that. I'm glad I jumped in right early in because I hate it when you jump into a show and it's already a few seasons have already gone by. I got in early. I got some great news for you. Tim and Eric are going to be doing a new show. All right. Me and James Squall and Denise Gray and the old cast. So you guys, so everything's cool. You guys are getting along and stuff. We're getting along. It's cool. Tim and Eric are wonderful guys to work with. It's just, I don't like it sometimes that I, I didn't like it that they cut me out of the Krimbus special. I'm grateful they put me in. Yeah, the Tim and Eric Krimbus special. So you weren't in that one? You had to buy the CD to see me because they cut me out of the program. Oh, okay. I'm grateful for the CD. But that's how they're going to sell more DVDs though because. I would buy the DVD just to get the David Lieberhardt shit. Okay. Well, thank you. And I also did the, I was supposed to go on tour with them, but I got replaced by Neil Hamburger, but I was grateful I was able to tour the band. I saw you on stage, I think with the, did you play at the Grove or something, Anaheim? I played there the year after last. Right. I played with Tim and Eric, I toured with Tim and Eric for five years all over the United States, the West Coast and the East Coast. And, and, and I, the only time I didn't tour with them, I only, I toured, I didn't tour with them last year, but I, what happened was it was very strange. Tim and Eric weren't planning on having me to perform at the Kodak Theater. I was selling my CDs down there that Adam and I produced together. And Neil Hamburger saw me and says, well, I'm going to take you in and get you on, on the show here at least. And, and I, I, they weren't planning on having me. But I, I, I performed that night at the Kodak Theater. But before that, Tim and Eric had me already on TV telling jokes and, uh, already on the screen. And how did you meet those guys? Um, Tim and Eric saw my public access show. And then Tim and Eric had a public access show of their own. And then Tim and Eric, um, they, uh, saw me at the Hollywood Bowl performing as a street musician. Uh, Tim and Eric, uh, So they were a friend, a fan of your show too. See, that's what me and Patrick were talking about. We kind of think alike. And I think they ripped off our brain waves because they have this show that we always wanted to do. We were supposed to start that show before they did. Yeah, they did. And I think that's why we should. We're not as talented. Yeah, we're not, well, we don't have the motivation. Why don't you two do your own show? I think it'd be a good chemistry with both of you if you did something, yeah, similar. Well, you know, we're working on it right now. We have a radio show now. The band's been going for almost 13 years. I just want to tell you something would be great is, um, Comedy Central and Adult Swim and new shows. Why don't you pitch us something new? We have an idea for a sitcom and I don't want anybody to steal it. I'd love to be on it, but, well, make sure you, it'll be called The Mormons and we all live together and we'll just follow the sitcom formula except it'll be like our style and the shit that happens, you know, to us. A great idea comes to me. You need to get it. The first, the first pilot show, we're going to find a kilo of cocaine. Okay. And instead of money, you know, you find money on the street. Okay. Yeah. A kilo of cocaine and then the, the kilo starts shrinking and I'm giving this idea out to, I don't give a shit. You can fucking copy it, but I don't know you fucking copied it. The kilo will shrink day by day and we'll each, each of us will start getting more and more coked out throughout the episode and then at the end, we're just stressed out. Yeah, we blame it on being stressed out. I'm a creative person. I don't believe in stealing. I don't want that bad karma to come to me. Well, people do it. Well, I don't. I believe it. People take advantage. I like to say in Christian science, honesty is spiritual power. I don't want to give, I believe in being honest. So Adam, you worked with Tim and Eric also, right? You were an intern on that show? Mm-hmm, on the second season. And what did you do there? Mostly art department stuff, going on runs. Cool. Did you get to interact with them or like, what are they as, like people like are? Are they like Prince where they have to, you can't look at Prince in the face? Like if you look at Tim or Eric, like then you get fired or something? No, they're all right dudes. I mean, it's not like they were my friends. They were my bosses. You know, like you don't really have that relation, you know. Well, you know, I really want to hang out with them. It's different behind the scenes. Well, I'll, I, there are actors and actresses that are arrogant that won't let you look at them because I, Who are some of those that you've come across? I don't want to mention any names, but I, I used to be on the other side of the fence and my dad, there was a famous guy, I'm not going to say who his name is, but my dad was his first, my dad was his first day school teacher and he started off being a security guard and I always, always liked him, but I don't want to give out his name because I don't want to get him angry at me. But anyway, And then plus the aliens are listening. But anyway, he said that, he, I asked him for his autograph and he was really shitty and arrogant toward me. Like a beautiful girl that didn't want to give me the time of day so I left him alone. Yeah. And there, there are plenty of people like that, but there are, there are a few good apples in the bunch. that's true. Well, I, I, I, to be honest with you, I helped Gary Coleman get his, get into studios. May he rest in peace. He is a very talented guy. Very sad. You know, I was really depressed hearing the story about Gary Coleman. I mean, when you really look at it, it's a really sad life. He was a very talented guy and I'll tell you how I helped him out. Jan Murray was the casting director of all Norman Lear's production. It was Embassy and it was Tamden production. I did a lot of work on Tamden production on, on What's Happening and Good Times. Oh, I love What's Happening. Were you on What's Happening? I was on What's Happening. What episode? I was in, I was in extra in the background. I started off with extra work. Okay. And I was a background in the, in the, And what episode? Because I know every episode of What's Happening. I was in, just in the background when I, and it was an episode where the mother found out these phony Christians were, were just using, getting money from people and, and just taking advantage of people. I did that episode. Oh, okay. And then I did the, there was an, another episode when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when Dee didn't do her homework and she tried to get someone else to do homework. Oh yeah! I remember that! and, and Mabel King spanked her for it. Oh yeah! She would take out the belt! Take out the belt! Yeah! Unfortunately, I love Mabel King. I felt she made the show but unfortunately she only did one season. Right! You know, and, I'm not gonna, I thought she, I thought she was in the second season too, no? Nope! She only did one, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, unfortunately, I'm not going to say what happened but anyway, there were some entertainers that I'm there were some entertainers that reacted in a negative way to people that came on to them but how was like Raj and how was Dwayne and how was Rebrun? They were fun to work with Ernest Thomas Thomas was great to work with. Haywood Nelson Haywood Nelson was, but unfortunately Rebrun passed on Right, right. Fred Stubbs He passed on and then I was roommates with Shirley Hemfield. She liked me a lot Oh, cool. Yeah, Cheryl Shirley Hemfield and I and Robin Williams stayed at the St. Moritz Hotel together right across from Channel 5 and I worked at Kentucky Fried Chicken on Fairfax and Sunset. Shirley Hemfield and I did stand up, Robin Williams around the same time did stand up comedy together and Shirley Hemfield was the first to move out of the nest She got discovered by Norman Lear by doing stand up comedy and she was written in What's Happening and then the next one that went out of the nest was I love Cheryl. Oh, she was a wonderful comedian wonderful person. She was a funny girl to work with. Uh-uh, fool You got it down Good. Yeah, I love that show. Well anyway, she unfortunately She's gone. She passed on. She was a wonderful person to work with. Where do people go when they die? I wrote a song, What's It Gonna Be Like When You Go to Heaven? Well you get united with people that have already passed on before you and then you're I believe reincarnation you're put up and if you have been bad you go to hell to work things out and if you be good you go to heaven Could you ever work your way out of hell? Sure! If you want to overale no right you just kind of do it's like prison right yeah you can work it i wrote a song you get like badges i wrote i wrote a song wants to be like if i went to heaven and it's on the david lieberhart mix uh cd do you guys want to play uh another song before we before we jump into i would like to do i would like to do uh no more coffee in the car you want to do that one yeah all right all right cool this is the one you wanted to do right adam yeah all right cool this song is about uh from what uh david told me a while ago it's about when you brought coffee into the car after adam told you not please don't bring coffee in my car and i spilled it to get him since i was spilled and i said i wouldn't and i spilled it anyway and we co-wrote the song together i wrote the the words to the song and i and he wrote the music and it really happened so awesome it was it was a marriage um had a real sexual marriage between us uh business man cool coffee in the car david lieberhart and adam pep again no more coffee coffee no more coffee i went off to wells fargo bank yeah check checked with a teller named franken i saw asian man playing the flute i saw italian woman that was cute i said i wish you had checking class just any time right right the cup took up two folders i said i knew better because i was older adam says you spilled the coffee in the cars think positive don't go far i want to spill coffee coffee coffee coffee coffee No more coffee in the car, no more coffee, no more coffee, no more coffee in the car, no more coffee in the car, no more coffee, no more coffee. We traveled in the car far, with two cups of coffee in our hearts. I went back in the car, I said big cars never go far. When I got out of the car, I spilled it anyway. No more coffee in the car, no more coffee in the car, no more coffee, no more coffee, no more coffee in the car, no more coffee in the car, no more coffee, no more coffee. Yeah! Alright! No More Coffee in the Car by David Liebhardt and Adam Papagen. We will be right back with Adam and David on the More Music Radio Pod. Hi. This is Jim Schweder. You are listening to the More Music Radio Program on Skin Brown.LA. I'm your host, David Liebhardt. I'm your host, David Liebhardt. You are listening to the More Music Radio Program on Skin Brown.LA. I'm your host, David Liebhardt. You are listening to the More Music Radio Program on Skin Brown.LA. I'm your host, David Liebhardt. You are listening to the More Music Radio Program on Skin Brown.LA. I'm your host, David Liebhardt. You are listening to the More Music Radio Program on Skin Brown.LA. I'm your host, David Liebhardt. You are listening to the More Music Radio Program on Skin Brown.LA. Hi! I'm a god, I'm a god, I'm a god, I'm a god, I'm a god Far back in the field, it's a double-edged bow Proud of the Spanish, like in an abrigado Cut down the government with the mad government Cut down the government with the mad government Far back in the field, it's a double-edged bow Proud of the Spanish, like in an abrigado Cut down the government with the mad government Cut down the government Don't let it breathe, reclaiming space The man must retain his buried face Don't let your body go left behind with proven hands There's peace of mind Go up the set of a crest, like a fish who longs to breathe Can you tell me why is Mother Nature such a torturous tease? Go up the set of a crest, like a fish who longs to breathe Can you tell me why is Mother Nature such a torturous tease? Don't let it breathe, reclaiming space The man must retain his buried face Don't let your body go left behind with proven hands There's peace of mind Far back in the field, it's a double-edged bow Proud of the Spanish, like in an abrigado Cut down the government with the mad government Cut down the government with the mad government Don't let your body go left behind with proven hands There's peace of mind Go up the set of a crest, like a fish who longs to breathe Can you tell me why is Mother Nature such a torturous tease? Go up the set of a crest, like a fish who longs to breathe One, two, three. One, two, three. We're Manhattan Murder Mystery. You're listening to Skid Row dot L-A. Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ha! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! of people who are on the old show, so we're having on Sammy Einhorn. He's an interesting kid I've known my whole life. He's an illustrator and a pervert. Then we're having on my 10th grade English teacher Mr. Johnson. Oh, cool. Another strange guy. I think Juan told me that Karen Centerfold is going to be stopping by and music from the Resisters. She's a trip. Do you guys have the same issue? Well, you know, lately we haven't had the issues that we had when we had her on early on. She was just all over the place, like a tornado. She had all these requests. She needed pens. She's very demanding. I love her. We met her years and years ago when we played on her Raw Talent Hour. Yeah, on Public Access. Right. She's a treat to deal with. Yeah, man. She's become part of the More Music Radio pod and Skid Row.LA family. And I feel really good about this show. I hope you guys can come on and join us with this thing. We'd be happy to come and do it. We had a wonderful time. I got to express about what I've been through and what I've experienced in my songs and what life is all about. And I'm sure you have a lot more. Yeah, I do. And we talked about some UFOs, from fighting against racism, like the devils in the church, these things we still unfortunately have to deal with. Are you going to be on the Del Talk Show? I've done many. Episode 4 he's going to be on a new series. Oh, yeah. Okay. Was it called the Del Talk Show before? Yeah. The new series, it's based on the original show. Yeah. Okay, cool. I'm based, I've really enjoyed working with Adam. Also, you know, my favorite show was The Honeymooners. And the best Honeymooners when they did them in color. When they redid them over in color in the 60s and 70s. You like those ones better? Better than the black and white ones. I like when he threatened his wife with violence. That was cool. Yeah, he was funny. Yeah. So, where can people catch the Del Talk Show? Well, it's the Del Talk Show as well as the other cable access connection schedule of programming will be online shortly. You'll just have to look out for it. Unfortunately, it's all being kept under wraps right now. Why is that? It's very good. And we have to distribute it in just the right way. Well, you know, I was on with a, I did a show with Let's Paint. That's true. Actually, those are up. We did two episodes of Let's Paint TV. I don't know if you remember that. Are they on YouTube or something? They are. Let's Paint. David Lieberhardt. Let's Paint Dirk the Intern. Do you have a YouTube channel? I have my old YouTube channel, but I think we're going to make a new one called Cable Access Connection. Cable Access Connection. Oh, that's great. Also, I'll do the David and I's plugs. You can find David on Facebook. David Lieberhardt on Facebook. He's on Twitter, David underscore Lieberhardt. You can buy our music at davidandadam.bandcamp.com And I have a Tumblr page as well about working with David called Sol America. What? There it is. Sol America. Tell me about that one. It's mainly like a blog for tour or like when David and I get together if he does something funny or interesting. I'll take a picture or put a video on it. Oh, that's great. I need to see that. You know, I would that's great. You haven't seen that, David. No. See, I have AT&T and half the time it doesn't work. And next time we'll do AT&T is a shitty, shitty company. Unless they want to give us money. I'm going to tell you something. They are awesome. Adam, I wrote a song about the challenges we've had to deal with them. And we also wrote a song about Ralph's grocery store. We'll do that next time. Awesome, man. We've had part two. We've had a wonderful time with you all. What do you want me to say before I go? Well, is there anywhere that you're performing? You guys doing anything this week? I'm going to be at La Brea Tar Pits selling my portraits. That's where I saw you on Sunday. I'm every Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5. And then if I'll be if I'm not at WorkSource looking for work or What are you working at lately? I am self-employed since I got laid off of Tim and Eric, but I'm grateful for the work I do. So you're doing portraits and stuff at La Brea Tar Pits. I'm doing that. That's my self-employed job. And then I'm going to be this Friday at the Hollywood Bowl night. And then I'll be during the day at the um at the Santa Monica Pier selling my portraits. So at Hollywood Bowl, do you perform with your puppets? I perform with my puppets and I have a CD out that Adam produced of me singing acapella at the Hollywood Bowl. Don't be surprised if you see the Mormons mobile unit walking up and playing some music when you're playing your set with your puppets. We might want to join you at the Hollywood Bowl. What do you think, Dan? We can make that happen. We have a portable setup. We can play anywhere on the streets. That's right. We need to rehearse together first. Yeah, maybe we can all collaborate and we can come up with a special mobile unit presentation. And we can just walk around our city and annoy the fuck out of the squares and the Republicans. I'm singing like Karen Centerfold right now. Relax. They just don't know how to be hip. Okay, let me tell you I can put together a really cool show for you. Right? I'm going to be with Lilac's Music Machine with Da Vinny and I'm going to be and then Don Bowles. We're going to be there. I know Rodney Bickenheimer. He was a total dick. Okay, let me tell you about it. Love her. You like Karen? You guys get along? Yeah, and Don Bowles and she's always talking about Don Bowles and stuff. Always dropping names. We just love it, man. We love that. You should get the Three Geniuses on your show. They used to have a public access show. Oh, the Three Geniuses? Oh, the Three Geniuses. I have their phone number at home. They're fun to work with. Hey, you know what? We should all put our heads together and put together another show and we'll have you guys back on the More Music Radio pod. That's cool. And, you know, this is our 11th episode and we're going to have plenty more shows and we could use that. I mean, we need some guests like yourself. Okay, great. We can have a great show every week. Thursdays at skidrow.la at 10 p.m. Pacific. We have people listening internationally, too. Wow. So, I want to get you guys on that. We want to give a shout-out to the people from Japan and the people from the U.K. We want to give a special shout-out to our buddy Mark in Japan. I have a lot of fans in the U.K. They call me in the middle of the night all the time. I have a lot of fans in Germany. I have a lot of fans in, unfortunately. Don't be ashamed. You know what? You should take their numbers and then next time you come on, we'll try to get a hold of them while you're live at skidrow.la. That's a great idea. And we can get an international perspective. There are people listening. All over the world. Wow. All over the country. And you can find us every Thursday night at skidrow.la. You can find our band, The Mormons, at facebook.com slash themormons. Find us on Twitter at twitter.com slash themormons. And you can find the More Music Radio pod on Twitter at MOR Music Radio. At MOR Music Radio on Twitter. That's the way that thing works, I guess. And email us at MOR Music Radio. MOR Music Radio at gmail.com. And if there's not anything else you guys want to say... Oh, I want to say one other thing. My music is with CCLI, Christian Copyright Licensing International. My music is... You can go to www.ccli.com and you want to go to the website David Lieberhardt. My music is used throughout the United States and other countries with CCLI, Christian Copyright Licensing. They license my music and other songwriters can listen to it. They can listen to it. They can listen to it. They can listen to it. They can listen to it. They can listen to it. They can listen to it. They can listen to it. They can listen to it. They can listen to contemporary Christian music that we use at all the megachurches throughout the United States and the world. Give him a shout out, man. So before we go, Dan is going to jump in with what's going on in L.A. this weekend. David's doing a bunch of stuff all weekend long. La Brea Tar Pits, Hollywood Bowl. He's going to be there. It's going to happen. Oh, hey, and catch our residency in July every Tuesday night at the Redwood Bar. We got a lot of great bands playing. Lightning Bill Woodcock, Tune To Me. Lightning? Hey, well, Lightning Woodcock's going to be playing tomorrow at the Redwood. Lightning Bill Woodcock tomorrow at the Redwood. Also, the Sundowners and Joe Fraley at the Old Town Pub tomorrow. All right. Yeah. If you have tickets to the Rose Bowl on Saturday, it'll be USA Mexico playing some soccer. All right. That'll happen, man. Mexico. Just going to come back and grab it. Queen Klong at the Satellite with some other bands I don't really care about. And then Dangerosco at the Old Town Pub. On Wednesday. And then, you know, right back here on Thursday. All right. Cool, man. So that's it, man. Well, again, we want to thank David Lieberhardt and Adam Papp again. Thank you so much for coming in. Thank you so much, man. Thank you, guys. Did you want me to say something at the end? You said you wanted me to say something special? Yeah, go for it. Say something special. I want to wish you all prosperity, success, more fun, more joy, more laughing at life, and more having a good time. Yeah! All right! Thank you, everybody, and good night. Tune in next week at www.skid row.la for more music, Radio Pod Thursday, 10 p.m. Pacific. We'll catch you next week. Bye-bye, everybody. Chip Tunes show next week. ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶