Mon, 31 Dec 2007 09:53:13 -0800 Coyle & Sharpe - the original San Francisco Pranksters San Francisco has a long tradition of pranksters. Back in the early Sixties, two guys in suits working for the local KGO station interviewed people on tape for their radio show. The archives are available on CD and they also have been releasing selected episodes via podcast. The pieces capture a time when America was more innocent, when anyone in a suit could get people to agree to anything in the name of, being a good citizen. My favorite is the episode about Maniacs Living in Hell in which they push one guy to agree to risk death working 12 hours/day in a fiery pit, attacked by swooping bats and murderous maniacs. He finally declines when he learns he has to make his own lunch. Those looking for a modern version of the Coyle & Sharpe spirit are advised to check out the San Francisco Cacophony Society.
Fri, 28 Dec 2007 12:17:37 EST
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San Francisco has a long tradition of pranksters. Back in the early Sixties, two guys in suits working for the local KGO station interviewed people on tape for their radio show. The archives are 
