Hey Frase!

We stopped by DC Improv for a live taping of Hey Frase.

The podcast focuses on pop culture in an anything-goes environment, often putting people on the spot like Real Housewives of Potomac's Ashley Boalch-Darby, whom we snapped surrounded by her husband, developer Michael Darby, and by Hey Frase and DC 107.3 radio host Sarah Fraser, and Super CEO and guest co-host Jorey Ramer.

It was a packed house and has been since Hey Frase launched on YouTube in 2013. Here, fans Johns Hopkins’ Carly Frank, Booz Allen’s Jessica Paris, Alarm.com’s Colin Murray, and Ditto Residential’s Amber Smith.

The evening’s show celebrated DC legend DJ Kool (John W. Bowman Jr.), most known for the chart-topping single Let Me Clear My Throat, now in its 20th year, being used at pop culture venues like sports arenas, clubs and movies.

Rachel Schmidt, State Farm’s Sarah Harris, and Mitre Corp’s Andy Highfill.

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