Show Notes
On this episode of Reinvention of the VJ, Erica Ehm gets personal with Steven Kerzner how he turned a hand puppet into Ed The Sock, the foul mouthed star of the Nation’s Music Station. Steven Kerzner is the brains, the hand and the voice behind Ed the Sock. Green hair, perpetually smoking a cigar, and a gravelly voice straight from the Borsht Belt vaudeville show, Steven Kerszner turned a hand puppet into a foul mouthed star of the Nation’s Music Station. Steven opens up to Erica about how his family helped form his sense of humour, how Ed The Sock has become political over the years, and why he’s okay with burning bridges throughout his career. Please rate, review and follow the podcast! You can be a part of the show! Please leave your memories, questions and guest suggestions by calling 1-833-972-7272 See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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