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Our guest on the Paste Podcast this week is comedian/cartoonist/talk-show host Pete Holmes, whose show was recently canceled by TBS. While it aired, The Pete Holmes Show offered something new and unique to the late-night landscape. Paste comedy editor Ryan Bort talked to Holmes in Austin, Texas, at the Paste Studio and Lounge sponsored by Bluesound. Also this week, hosts Josh Jackson and Shane Ryan discuss the brilliance of Justified and we hear an exclusive musical performance from Nathanial Rateliff.
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On this week's edition of The Paste Podcast, Josh Jackson and Shane Ryan discuss HBO's newest drama, The Leftovers, and wonder whether they'd be so angsty in the face of a mass exodus from Earth. Also, Paste Podcast producer Dacey Orr interviews one of our favorite live acts of the year, Diarrhea P…
Shane and Josh kick off the podcast with an unplugged track from Cayucas and talk Orange Is The New Black. Umphrey's McGee talks Bonnaroo, and we close with "Booth Love," a track from the band's 2012 Daytrotter session.
Josh Jackson and Shane Ryan talk 2014's best TV (so far), and Dacey Orr chats with Austin, Texas band Wild Child at Bonnaroo.
This week's edition of the Paste Podcast features singer/songwriter Rayland Baxter, recorded at the Paste Ruins at the Newport Folk Festival last year. He and his band perform "Ghost Again" for the podcast. And Josh and Shane discuss the merits of AMC's new '80s period show Halt and Catch Fire.
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