Comedian, writer, and musician Dave Hill tells us about his first collection of non-fiction essays. Tasteful Nudes:…And Other Misguided Attempts at Personal Growth and Validation includes his stories about stolen meat, animal attacks, young love, death, naked people, clergymen, rock 'n' roll, irritable Canadians, and prison.
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Comments [5]
Dave Hill was great - I am glad he was speaking with Leonard Lopate's stand-in as they had a real rapport (not that I don't think Lopate is phenomenal) but these two were verging on childish. I think everyone should have a Dave Hill in their lives to remind them to laugh at themselves.
very funny, especially the end!
Dave Hill: "Anyone listening to this can probably tell I'm not the kind of person who'd do very well in prison."
Me: **lunch comes out my nose**
I never knew about Dave until today. I am now a huge fan.
Is this the Dave Hill who went to Ignatius in Cleveland???
Is this a re-invention\redefinition of being a man. This is a far reach! Dave Hill should not be leading this charge!
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