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Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame

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00:28:00

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Jimmy Dale (The Jimmy...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/21

“The Jimmy Dale Trio is more, so like we tip the hat to my Dad. I'm starting to bleed in a couple of my own songs in the set, which are watered-down Kill Jill songs. I take the lyrics out, and I kinda write a guitar melody over them and make them really surfy, but I still keep it like power surf, like Dad tone, you know, not the thin guitar strings and over the top reverb. I keep it true to my Dad's tone.”—Jimmy Dale (The Jimmy Dale Trio, Son of Dick Dale, King of Surf Guitar)

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00:29:15

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Alyssa Paine (Newport...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/18

“So I think my favorite thing is just doing the really large extravagant grazing tables. I think creatively that’s where I have the most fun, and I think that’s where we shine as a company. You can just bring in so many different cheeses and dips and spreads and cured meats, and you just make this, like, spectacular presentation that really elevates any event or gathering that you go to.” —Alyssa Payne (Newport Charcuterie, Founder & Creative Director)

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00:30:09

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: The Insane Darrell...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/17

“I mean, first of all, you have people that - the internet has obviously changed things incredibly, Facebook and all of that - and people write stuff that you just know is wrong, right? You say that’s not right. And people become experts on things that they were never a part of, and that tends to bother me. If I do write a book or record something, I’m gonna call it Setting the Record Straight, right? What really happened because I was there every day. In fact, I lived at the radio.”—The Insane

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00:29:51

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Joshua Paskowitz...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/16

“[Did he deliver all of you guys when your Mom got pregnant and, you know, had you?] Yes, he did. He delivered most of us kids. He delivered me, I know that for sure. And then most of my brothers were born in Hawaii, so they have the distinction of being blessed by Duke Kahanamoku, which I’m sure was a great experience and, you know, obviously something I wish I would have gotten. But that’s cool, whatever.” —Joshua Paskowitz (Paskowitz Surfing Family)

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00:29:06

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Greg Hetson (Guitarist,...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/15

“[Speaking of crazy, how crazy did it get in those early days?] You were lucky if the show actually happened because, you know, there’s a lot of halls rented out without permits and people selling alcohol illegally, and the police, even if it was a legitimate show, the police just didn’t really like the way the punks looked. And they really weren’t singing about peace and love like hippies, which obviously the police didn’t like that scene, and these punkers come up and think about destroying the

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00:27:41

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Jonny Polonsky...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/14

“I was living in Boston. I went to a Nirvana/Breeders show in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, way like, an hour outside of that city. I took a train there and the train had stopped running. I didn’t know how I was gonna get home. I had a backstage pass. I was, you know, just like. Kurt was walking up the stairs with a bunch of kids, and I go, does anyone know how I can get back to Boston? And he turns and looks at me and goes, I do. And I went back home with all the people he was with.” —Jonny Polonsky

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00:38:34

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Fahim Fazli (Actor,...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/11

“[On being typecast as a terrorist] I’m labeled as a distinguished, weathered man, and I’ve been playing terrorists the last twenty five years. I’ve done Iron Man (2008), 12 Strong (2018), American Sniper (2014). I’ve done so many terrorist movies.The reason I’m picking the terrorist character is because I wanna introduce how evil they are.” —Fahim Fazli (Actor, Author, Motivational Speaker)

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00:19:10

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Jesika Von Rabbit...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/10

“I didn’t think that was going to be so strange for people, but I like to dress up. I don’t know, I thought this was show business, so I’m just trying to put on a show.” —Jesika Von Rabbit (Joshua Tree-based Solo Artist & former Gram Rabbit frontwoman)

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00:30:35

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Mark Thompson (Radio...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/09

“This man that you’re listening to, The Poorman, Jim, is the creator and the host of Loveline and I am so honored to be speaking with you. Well, the issue at hand with what you dealt with and what exists is that when you work for a company, it has been decided by somebody that whatever you do and whatever you create belongs to the company while you’re working for them. So Loveline basically is the property of the company that you worked for and you created that. That was yours. You built it. You

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00:30:48

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Alexander Gray...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/08

“It’s fascinating because who knew that twenty five years later comic books were going to be relevant and important, and particularly to our cultural zeitgeist of what’s going on out there.”—Alexander Gray (Producer, Director, Writer)

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00:26:36

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Gary Tyrrell (Stanford...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/03

“Well, I was the lead, or the trombone section leader, and it was pretty tight back there as the game was nearing the end. The band had gone down to field level for our traditional postgame concert, which we thought was gonna be a victory rally, and it was pretty tight in there. And so once once the clock went down to zero, it just sort of loosened up. I backed up into the end zone, and Kevin Moen just ran right through me.” — Gary Tyrrell (Stanford Trombone Player, Cal Football’s The Play,

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00:29:33

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Jamie James (The...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/02

“A little bit of fame started to happen. We started to get, you know, popular in different places like, you know, like Seattle and Detroit and Miami and Dallas. And there were cities around, and we were playing and going and, and doing all this stuff. And there was a new sound on the radio. Radio stations didn’t really know what to do with it.”— Jamie James (The Kingbees, Lead Singer, Guitarist, Founding Member)

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00:31:12

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Matthew Thomas (Founder...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/07/01

“Me and my friend Billy golfed at Westlake last week at Westlake Golf Course. And when I took him by the bridge, it’s kinda trippy going by there. Every time I go out to Westlake, I gotta go say hi to the firefighters that rescued me.”— Matthew Thomas (Founder of Positive-Matters.Org)

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00:38:49

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: NFL’S Kobee Minor, Mr....

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/06/30

“[On the NFL embracing the tradition] They like that we celebrate the last player. You know, we try and make him equal to feeling like he’s equal to the first player selected. So, you know, we give him gifts and parties and the Lowsman Trophy. And so we celebrate Kobee, I think, better than the first guy, but definitely better than the next to last guy. But that was my Dad’s idea.” — Melanie Salata-Fitch, Mr. Irrelevant Announcer

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00:23:04

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: DeWayne Jessie (Otis...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/06/27

“My first film was Halls of Anger (1970), and it was about a racial high school issue. You know, they bus white kids to a black school and stuff like that.” — DeWayne Jessie (Otis Day and The Knights)

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00:22:52

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Joe Escalante (The...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/06/26

“I’m still an altar boy. Actually, I wasn’t an altar boy when I was little. I just kind of evolved into one as an adult.” — Joe Escalante (The Vandals)

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00:33:57

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Mark Linett (Grammy...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/06/25

“You know, it’s just kind of a well, a dream come true and why I got into doing this in the first place. Growing up in New York, I was just a huge music fan, and this is always what I wanted to be a part of.” — Mark Linett (Grammy Award-winning Record Producer and Audio Engineer)

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00:29:00

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Kyle Thompson (Special...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/06/24

“[What is the best generation of horror in your opinion?] Well, the eighties and nineties is what I love. You know, whenever I’m watching movies, eighties and nineties. Whenever I wanna study filmmaking and work on my own filmmaking endeavors, they’re all gonna be based on eighties and nineties, not doing anything in present time.” — Kyle Thompson (Special FX Artist, Midnight Studios FX)

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00:25:48

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: April Whitney (Former...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/06/23

“So I started answering the phone, and about a week later they hired me as receptionist. And about two weeks later, Rick Carroll let me go on the air and start doing the News on the air. And then they started paying me, and I became promotions director. It was about, I don’t know, a month later, they hired me as promotions director. [How old were you?] I was 18. [Wow.]” — April Whitney (Former KROQ DJ)

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00:29:15

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Rick Lynch (Visual...

Poorman"s 15 Minutes of Fame ·

2025/06/19

“[On creating the poster for Friday the Thirteenth Part VIII, Jason Takes Manhattan] It’s really cool because that poster got banned in New York, so that’s a cool little thing. [Why was that? What got it banned?] Because I took the ‘I Heart New York’ poster and had him slashing through it, coming from behind so his mask is kinda replacing the heart. And the city goes, “Uh, well this is our iconic image for our city, so this poster is banned.” Which is great. You always wanna be banned.”

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