Ten Minutes With

"Ten Minutes With" is a truly homegrown, grass roots late night style talk show filmed in creator/host Brian Kelsey's garage studio, where celebrity guests come for a fun, quirky 10 minute interview. Inspired by early 1980's 'Late Night With David Letterman', each TMW episode also features prerecorded bits, remotes, and other ridiculousness delivered in a way that only Brian Kelsey can. The entire angle of the show is based around 'who is the most famous guests Brian can get to come to his garage, in person'. It's a constant challenge, and that's part of the charm of the show. The audience roots for Brian, as they see him hustling, connecting, getting rejected, and occasionally winning some victories. Instead of a velvet curtain, guests enter through the garage door, ceremoniously opened by producer and co-host, Pete Scifo. Why It's Unique: . Brian. The show IS Brian. He's affable, funny, as well as an experienced interviewer and host. . It's in a garage. That's interesting and relatable. Seeing Ron Howard, Martha Stewart, Christopher Walken and like, standing outside, waiting for the garage to open so they can be welcomed on set is hilarious. . Anyone can start a talk shows these days, but not anyone can get celebrities to come to their home! . Brian runs the entire production himself. 6 cameras, audio, and in studio PA system. . Brian built the entire set, including the desk, himself. He also wrote and performed the theme music. . When the guests can't come to Brian, he takes the entire show to THEM and shoots the show in THEIR garage!