Frequency 101 Channel 101

Hey ho!  Land ho!  Rake hoe!  And other hos! We got a short one for ya!  Light on submissions but that's okay because next month is going to be competitive I know it.  Listen to the shows that are your competition and try to beat them out of primetime!
Listen and vote:
CLICK HERE TO VOTE
Vote before Sunday 1/29. The five winners will go on to the next episode. The rest will be canceled.  Join us at 1:01 PM Pacific time this Saturday the 28th live on Twitch @ www.twitch.tv/channel101official
Then the next day is the Channel 101 screening, live on Twitch as well 7:30 doors.  In person screening is also happening at The Virgil in Los Angeles. 
http://www.thevirgil.com/calendar#/events?event_id=63459
Submit your own five minute or less audio pilot on our new website frequency101.com or send to Submissions@Channel101.com
In this episode:
 1. Farah Tunk's Listening to Old Video Tapes in Her Closet SHOW Ep. 8
2. Blood Blade Ep. 2
3. Turner Rejected Movies Ep. 4
4. Dr. Frequenstein Presents Ep. 2
5. Boltzmann Burger
6. Frequency 101 Blues






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Hosts Nick Hurley and Brad Gage bring you the unavoidable future of podcasting - Channel 101: The Podcast. Our first episode features an interview with prolific creator, and current 101 Godfather, David Seger.

Kelsy Abbott brings the Business and talks about how she got into animation because she didn't want to bother anybody else to help her make a show. Plus Paul Isakson shows up to talk about him and Brad's show getting cancelled.

Brodie talks about how Channel 101 has been his kind of film school, his ever-evolving comedy sensibilities, and begs the question "Why aren't people casting him more?". Plus, the two stars of new series Y2K BABES stop by.

Kate "Big Get" Freund has acted in over 80 shows and still loves the thrill of taking on the weird roles 101 has to offer her. Plus, Alex Kavutskiy stops by to talk about self-canceling his "Guide to Filmmaking".

Tara and Magi get Brad and Nick to open up about their pubic hair, and talk about the need to educate the 101 community more on genderqueer issues.