Southside
412 is a channel about life on Pittsburgh's south side, a neighborhood
of artists, musicians, nightclubs, restaurants and unique shops.
But
this is no commercial...
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COMING
UP NEXT!!!
Episode6:
HOLD THE PHONE!THE PENS WIN THE CUP! SEE THE SS CELEBRATE WITH
THIS SPECIAL EPISODE COMING UP NEXT!!!
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Episode
7: A Family Affair with artist Lloyd Wilson.
Episode 8: Cleaning up the Southside and Southside Vinni gets a haircut
at Bob Traupmans.
Episode 9: Late Night Munchies on the SS!
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They
call me Southside Vinni and I'm the host of Southside
412. My brother Juicy Jay produces
the shows, all of which are real life events and happenings with
real people. There are no actors or scripts unless noted in the
closing credits.
We
are partnering with The Meterroom & Artist
JohnRoss to bring more of the arts community
into focus.
So
if you're a homesick Yinzer living far away or just the neighborhood
Stahsh or Stan, Southside 412 is a great
way to get your 'Burgh on!
The
Cast (so far!) Slacker; The Beehive Coffeehouse; Dee's Cafe; Angry
Moon Tattoo; The Rex Theater; Capt.Buddy, Capt.Frank, Capt.Tammy
and the crews of The REAL Pittsburgh Pirates; The Pittsburgh Steelers
and their fans (special guest appearance by Kurt Warner); Phat
Mandee, Tommy Amoeba and the Ides of March March crew, Micah "Oh
Snap" Feeney, The Pittsburgh Penguins and their fans, Artists
John Ross and Bill Wessel, Bobby Lamonde and the cast of Cursed
Cabaret...
ADD
US ON MYSPACE!
Episode
5: Cursed Cabaret Bobby
Lamonde debuts his Cursed Cabaret
at Club Cafe on the Southside!
Episode
4: The Comic Dr. Awkward. We
head down to The Rex to visit with comedian
Tim Sedwick,
aka The Comic Dr. Awkward.
Episode
3: Extreme Art Explosion We
pay a visit to a local gallery and check out the work of artists
Johnross and Bill Wessel.
Episode
2: The REAL Pittsburgh Pirates! These
crazy scalliwags dress up as Pirates
and "invade" bars on the Southside.
Episode
1: The Ides of March March. On
March 15th, 2009, Phat Man Dee and Tommy
Amoeba
hosted the 15th Annual Ides of March March.
It
is, in Phat Man Dee's words, "a parade about nothing".
