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On the Road with Truvy Trollop!

Folks, It's good to be Dr Brian. While on the road in Nashville I ran into famed burlesque performer Truvy Trollop. You don't need any more of an introduction than that, just watch the video.

Dr Brian needs a Theme Song!

Hey gang, Dr Brian is in need of some theme music. Something short and sweet that really captures the swank & sophistication of his work. Think you would like to give it a try? To paraphrase the millions of Mardi Gras parade goers "Submit me something, mister!"

In the meantime, check out a few of the submissions so far:

On the Road: in Brian Vs Food: Chicago

This is an older video I recently re-cut to be even more awesome (or less sucky, depending on your point of view) following my exploits in the great city of Chicago!

Thanks to the always funny Richard Wentz for his awesome work on this.

A Year on the Road, by Facebook Check-Ins

I spent 2012 on the road and thanks to Facebook, I have this nice record of everywhere I've visited.

On the Road with Dan Fisk

Dan Fisk is a comedian and filmmaker in Cincinnati, Oh that I first met in San Francisco a couple of years ago. A very funny dude with a rocking set of facial hairs. Enjoy!

On the Road with General Jacob Harris!

Recently I was down in Louisville, Kentucky, having a good old time and developing a taste for Bourbon. Seriously, have you ever tried the stuff? It's god awful at first but it grows on you and after a few tastings at local distilleries I actually think I like it. I still have no idea what makes it different from whiskey, and each time it's explained to me it sounds like there isn't really a distinction. but That's another topic.

While in Louisville, I was fortunate enough to meet and get to know the General. Not the animated insurance salesman but a comic that goes by the name of General Jacob Harris. A man who is the living embodiment of a bygone southern era minus the slaves and hatred of the north (I'm guessing). Keeping the spirit of the south alive and well, in the form of a genuine old timey accent. He's a one man preservation society, and someone that I'm very glad to have met.

Enjoy!