Episode 591 - Stan Mack
Legendary cartoonist & artist Stan Mack pioneered documentary comics and bought New York's multitudes to life with Stan Mack's Real Life Funnies (RLF) in the Village Voice, and now he joins the show to celebrate the publication of STAN MACK'S REAL LIFE FUNNIES: The Collected Conceits, Delusions, an…
Not on Pointe + We're Listening!
Meg goes behind the curtain of Jill Krementz’ iconic book A Very Young Dancer and tells the real story of Stephanie Shelby. Jessica eavesdrops on New Yorkers with cartoonist Stan Mack, creator of the Village Voice's “Real Life Funnies."
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Episode 358: Real Life Funnies and Sidewalk Epiphanies
For two decades, Stan Mack published a weekly cartoon strip in the Village Voice in which he listened to New Yorkers and documented their sayings and subcultures, assuring readers: “all dialogue guaranteed verbatim.”
Now Mack and Fantagraphics have compiled hundreds of highlights from his archiv…
Ep. 132 with Stan Mack, American cartoonist, illustrator and author
This week, Steve Smith sits down with Stan Mack, American cartoonist, illustrator and author.
20 Years of Stan Mack's Real-Life Funnies
From 1974 to 1995, Stan Mack tagged along on the adventures of ordinary
New Yorkers, then combined their stories with his frenetic pen-and-ink
artwork to create the documentary-style comic Stan Mack's Real-Life
Funnies. Now, Fantagraphics has published a collection of ...
Ep. 75: Real Life Funnies – with cartoonist Stan Mack
Stan Mack is a cartoonist best known for Real Life Funnies, which ran in The Village Voice for over two decades. His new book, Stan Mack’s Real-Life Funnies: The Collected Conceits, Delusions, and Hijinks of New Yorkers from 1974 to 1995, is published by Fantagraphics. Co-hosts: Jonathan Friedmann …
Mendel the Mess-Up
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Terry LaBan is an alternative cartoonist, a graphic recorder (we'll talk about what that means later), and now he's written his first graphic …
Episode 41: Stan Mack's Real Life Funnies: The Collected Conceits, Delusions, and Hijinks of New Yorkers from 1974 to 1995
Stank Mack talks with Alyssa Katz about his two decades listening to New Yorkers and documenting their sayings and subcultures in cartoon form, with “all dialogue guaranteed verbatim.”
From the Archive: Roz Chast
Giuseppe Castellano talks to Roz Chast, long-time cartoonist for The New Yorker, about the early days of her career; how she works through anxiety and artist’s block; what women cartoonists throughout history have meant to her; and more.
To learn more about Roz, visit rozchast.com.
Roz mentions Bar…
Episode 692 - Alison Fensterstock and Michael Tisserand
Let's celebrate a New Orleans legend with Alison Fensterstock and Michael Tisserand's fantastic new book, BUNNY MATTHEWS: HIS LIFE, ART, AND OBSESSIONS (New Orleans Historical Society)! We talk about the role Bunny Matthews played in shaping New Orleans' identity with his comics, music reviews, art…
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