Sunday, December 11, 2011

It's finally here!



My first hand-coded html page of a website. Hopefully I get more advanced at some point...but for now, let's just celebrate:


Also, check out my video self-portrait that was my final project for a class this semester, also housed at www.connieconversedoc.com:

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Stand-Up News

I GOT A DEVELOPMENT SPOT AT BROADWAY COMEDY CLUB!

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

And the crowd really digs it.



For a group project we had to do a short documentary piece. So we went to the Brooklyn Brewery. Land of cats, hep tourguides, and frothy beverages. I apologize for not GREAT video quality, but we were under duress. We finished editing on Sunday, then Final Cut Express crashed and coorupted our file.  So we had to start all over again.  I think the editing is pretty decent, though.

Thursday, November 10, 2011

On the Radio!

I about an hour I will be on the radio show "Alternative to Sleeping."  Ethan is interviewing me about comedy and my experiences in it.

Listen to me here: http://alternativetosleeping.com/home/listen/ at 10:30 PM EST!

I'll talk about how my two best friends in high school were 35 year old men in trench coats.

Sunday, October 23, 2011

THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT

I just spent the whole weekend in my apartment listening to these three artists on repeat:

1) Wilco
2) Diamond Doves
3) Shovels and Rope

1) Wilco has a new album out, called "The Whole Love" and it is fucking amazing.  The first song, "Art of Almost" is incredibly sexy.  My next favorite is "Dawned on Me," which is the musical equivalent of snuggling.  "Whole Love" is just well, whole love.  I can't stop listening to this whole thing on repeat.  Over and over. Alone on the subway. I take special walks just to listen.  This album has a track for every different kind of Wilco fan.  I am always so amazed at Tweedy and the band's ability to sound completely different all the time.  Every avenue they explore musically is exactly the kind of avenue down which I would like to stroll.  God, Jeff. You get it right. All I can do is make short declarative statements.

2) I don't know why it took me so long, but I just listened to the Diamond Doves Daytrotter session.  I don't so much enjoy their version of The Felice Brother's "Back in the Dancehalls," but I do love everything else.  Especially since I have seen them a handful of times live and have been dealing with the fact that the songs are in my head but I could never listen to clear version of any of them until now.  As you probably guessed, I love "Endlessly" the best.  However, there's a special place in my heart and libido for "Club Night."  It's raunchy...but I kinda dig it.  "Hey Lady" is just nice and sweet.  Did I tell you that when I met Nick Kinsey, he put down his drum to talk to me?  That means we're practically engaged, right?

3) I want to be Cary Ann Hearst.  Just watch this.  Need I say more?


I have literally been listening to all of the above on repeat all weekend.  I think my neighbors/roommate must think I'm crazy. Who cares.




Tuesday, October 11, 2011

CONNIE CONVERSE ON VINYL!!!

The gentleman at Squirrel Thing Recordings have something awesome up their sleeves...but they need your help!

Thursday, October 6, 2011



So many gross mustaches on the subway today. 
#gobeardorgohome

Unless, of course, you are Ron Swanson...



(Yes, my friends Photoshopped themselves into my picture with Mr. Swanson. My friends are internet meme geniuses.)



Friday, September 2, 2011

I'm getting a PhD in this.



I wanna study bad media. What makes it bad? What is the line between just plain bad and so bad it's good?  Who are the people making these things?  Are they kidding?  Are they too serious? What about sensationalist journalism?


Also...please help me understand the above video. I don't mean to be rude, but are they gang-banging her or something?

Sunday, August 21, 2011

I keep repeating this Jack Kerouac quote from Visions of Cody over and over again.  It sums up my method of existence:

I wish I had ten personalities, one hundred golden brains, far more ports than are ports, more energy than the river, but I must struggle to live it all, and on foot, and in these little crepesole shoes, ALL of it, or give up completely.



Monday, August 15, 2011

ShakinShakinShakinShakinSHAKE


This is another music video of my nieces, set to Darren Hanlon's "Electric Skeleton." The girls are so funny in such a subtle, adorable way.