Rob Schneider and Bari Leigh Interviews on The Time Machine

Actor and comedian Rob Schneider was a guest on The Time Machine this past week. Rob was on Maui for a comedy concert in Lahaina at the Maui Celebrity Series hosted by Brian Evans. The Maui Celebrity Series is now up to eight performances. If you're a Maui resident or planning a future visit to Lahaina, make sure to check out the link below for the Maui Celebrity Series' upcoming live performances. Rob discussed his latest comedy album "Repeat Offender" and some of the tracks were featured on the broadcast. Radio host Michael McCartney taught Rob before the broadcast about a regional pidgin slang that Rob had never been aware of before. Rob's been to Hawaii a number of times during his life and was only familiar with the pidgin slang "Brah" often heard in short sentences like "Howzit Brah!". Michael wasn't sure if it was just a Maui slang but he shared "Shoots Brah!" with Rob who thought it was funny enough to incorporate into his concert act in front of the Hawaii audience. The Time Machine's Executive Producer Jenny Leong was convinced that Michael may have oversold it on the air but she couldn't stop laughing when Rob said it from stage several times. Rob Schneider owned the audience like a rock icon. If Rob comes to your town on his comedy tour be sure to see him.








Singer-songwriter Bari Leigh was also a guest on the program. Her debut EP is filled with strong songs that sound great blasting over the FM dial and make great car cruising music. Joining in the musical fun are collaborators Mike Ruekberg, Willie Wisely and John Fields who are no strangers to The Time Machine's playlist over the years along with Andy Thompson, Kristin Mooney and Chris Heinrich. Bari shared with the radio audience the various stories behind her catchy songs. Bari is an artist that is ready to share her craft with the world since she began writing songs at age seven in Darnestown, Maryland. As a teenager, she found her voice and her life’s passion. Bari’s music has been described as a slant of country, infused with pop and heartfelt soul.









In addition to Rob Schneider and Bari Leigh, brand new songs from Gary U.S. Bonds and Left On Red are also featured. Other artists heard on this Maui afternoon FM radio broadcast include; Nelson Bragg, Rachael Yamagata, Julian Lennon, Puffy AmiYumi, Tom Petty, Beatles, The Smith Bros., Old 97's, Klaatu, Lee Cataluna & Tony Gillis, Hanson and Bon Jovi.



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Jim Gaffigan Interview on The Time Machine

Actor and comedian Jim Gaffigan was a guest on The Time Machine. Jim is currently enjoying a second season on the TBS series "My Boys". His film work includes; "Three Kings", "Super Troopers", "Igby Goes Down" and "13 Going on 30". Jim is no stranger to the television screen as a regular on both "The Ellen Show" on CBS and NBC's "Ed". He's appeared on numerous shows as diverse as; "Law and Order: Criminal Intent", "Sex and The City", "Third Watch" and "Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist". In addition to his role as Roy on "That 70's Show", Jim has made several appearances on "The Late Show with David Letterman" and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien". It's on Conan O'Brien's show that Jim's animated series "Pale Force" has entertained late night audiences. The cartoon has gained a following online as well with its focus on two pale crime-fighting superheroes that, like Gaffigan and O'Brien, are equipped with fair skin. Jim's Comedy Central special "Beyond The Pale" brought laughter to viewers all over the country and his comedy album for "Beyond The Pale" on DVD went gold in the first six months.


*Jim Gaffigan is seen in the above photo between "The Time Machine" producer Ashley Starr and host Michael McCartney.


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