Episode 83: A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Slob and B.F.F.-R.I.P.

Episode notes

Our second edition of LIVE Judge John Hodgman, recorded in New York City at WNYC’s Jerome L. Greene Performance Space on October 22, 2012.

This week:
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Slob
Katharine and Amy have been friends since college. They meet up at a local cafe to write together several times a week. Amy recently showed up for a writing session wearing an outfit that Katharine found unprofessional and unbecoming of Amy’s image as a “writer.” Does Amy need to improve her image to be taken seriously?

B.F.F.-R.I.P.
Chad and Angela have been friends for years. Angela insists that with her level of access to Chad and knowledge of his habits, she could kill him and get away with it. Chad says she MIGHT be able to commit homicide, but she’d never get off scot-free. Who is right?

Plus: a session of “If It Pleases the Court” with musical performances from special guests JEAN GRAE with MELA MACHINKO and DJ MR. LEN. Jean Grae’s forthcoming album is Gotham Down.

MANY, MANY THANKS again to
The team at the Greene Space for their help in making our live shows possible!
Jean Grae, MeLa Machinko, and Mr. Len!
And our live litigants, for bringing their problems before strangers!

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