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Podcasts Off-Ramp
The Comedy Store - an Off-Ramp special for Nov. 26, 2011
Off-Ramp with John Rabe Hero Image
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Dan Carino
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Episode 4845
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The Comedy Store - an Off-Ramp special for Nov. 26, 2011

A night at The Comedy Store, with host Brandon Christy and comics Ian Edwards, Sarah Tiana, Michael Kosta, Fahim Anwar, and Freddy Lockhart.
KPCC and The Comedy Store collaborate on the only radio show with a two-drink minimum.
KPCC and The Comedy Store collaborate on the only radio show with a two-drink minimum.
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TCS/KPCC
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A night at The Comedy Store, with host Brandon Christy and comics Ian Edwards, Sarah Tiana, Michael Kosta, Fahim Anwar, and Freddy Lockhart.

Race, relationships, and more -- Off-Ramp at The Comedy Store
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Brandon Christy hosts a night of comedy at The Comedy Store, featuring Fahim Anwar, Sarah Tiana, Michael Kosta, Freddy Lockhart, and Ian Edwards.
Brandon Christy explains Off-Ramp at the Comedy Store
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For the Thanksgiving weekend, Off-Ramp presents a night at The Comedy Store, taped this summer before a live audience at LA's oldest comedy club and springboard for Jim Carrey, David Letterman, and many others. The show features 5 of the brightest stand-up comedians around -- Fahim Anwar, Sarah Tiana, Michael Kosta, Freddy Lockhart, and Ian Edwards -- and takes you inside the world of the comedy club, including a freewheeling roundtable discussion about the art of stand-up. Your host for the evening is the affable and British Brandon Christy, who here talks with Off-Ramp host John Rabe about the evening. (Note: there is a two-drink minimum for this edition of Off-Ramp.)
Did John Lennon predict his own death?
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John Lennon was killed December 8, 1980. September 6, 1964, at Olympia Stadium in Detroit, Lennon foreshadowed his death. This report by KPCC's John Rabe features exclusive sound from a news conference held between concerts and recorded by WT Rabe, John's father.