Podcast appearances and mentions of amy york rubin

Doug and Jack sit down with Amy York Rubin to talk a scary halloween adventure, poop extractions and eating where you shit.

Couple Amy York Rubin (Casual, Foursome) and Pilar Boehm visit I'm Still Right to rehash an argument about whether or not Amy's dog, Mish Mish should be allowed to sleep in bed with them. Emotions run high. Later, the group tackles a Listener Submitted Argument about when is too late to celebrate your birthday. This week’s episode brought to you by Blue Apron. Go to BlueApron.com/RIGHT to check out this week’s menu and get your first THREE meals FREE—WITH FREE SHIPPING. Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Theme Song by Doug DeLuca

Conversation #53, recorded on July 17th 2013. Amy York Rubin is a writer, director, comedian and actress. She the creator and star of the hit web series LITTLE HORRIBLES. She's the founder of Barnacle Studios and has worked with ABOVE AVERAGE, VANITY FAIR and GOOGLE. Hail Satire! is hosted and produced by Vic Shuttee.

Wildly funny and insightful Writer/Director/Actor Amy York Rubin (@Ayrubin) (@littlehorribles) is on EPISODE 13 of DREW AND GEORGE TALK TO PEOPLE…SOMETIMES. We talk about being late, how the morning news makes us feel, and Amy's issue with the Dalai Lama. Find out what that is now and thanks for listening!!

Amy York Rubin, creator and star of the web series “Little Horribles” joins us in the studio.  Also, Erin discusses seeing Jason Collins in a moderated talk and we remember Robin Williams.

  Amy York Rubin -Little Horribles- has never seen John Edwards shirtless and if she had she definitely wouldn’t give him a high-five. Listen to find out why not as well as the secrets to a meaningful life from the points of view of: Amy’s grandfather, Amy’s grandmother, Amy’s father, Amy’s mother, Amy’s sister, Dave Chappelle, George Eggman, Kathy the cashier at Albertson’s, a psychic in India, a psychic at a sample sale, Claire’s mom, and that one fortune cookie that one time.       

Award-winning filmmaker, Amy York Rubin and business strategist, Brandon Chretien join this look back at our 20+ shows of 2013, as we pull out some of the best Innovation Crush learnings of the year, and see how they apply in a more practical sense. Along the way we uncover the importance of interpersonal connection to the things that empower us to be at our own highest point of innovation. www.twitter.com/ayrubin www.littlehorribles.com www.linkedin.com/in/brandonvchretien