Podcast appearances and mentions of andy silverman

Do we have a creature flick for you....Before we dive into that, we want to invite you to join us as Mutant City Horror will be hosting the 1st Annual Happy Fright Film Festival on October 18-19, in Filmore, CA. Please check out our Instagram for more details. I hope to see you all there! Now that that's said... back to the regularly scheduled program. This one is a BANGER! Join us as we slosh our way through 2020's Cyst. Directed by Tyler Russell. Co-Written by Tyler Russel and Andy Silverman. Staring Eva Habermann, and George Hardy... You will not be disappointed!

Andy and I met at the gym, introduced to one another by Chris Galios (Episode 13). He's a grumpy ol bastard but I enjoy his company and I enjoyed this episode even more. Listen in as he discusses starting out in radio, moving on to Transit police and then getting absorbed into the NYPD. Shenanigans ensued, his career was very cool to hear about and I'm glad we had the opportunity to create his legacy for his family...enjoy the show, be safe out there!

Andy Silverman is a screenwriter who specializes in writing and producing low budget features. His latest film “Cyst”,  which he co-wrote and produced, is available on VOD, Amazon Prime, on DVD and has a Special Edition VHS that is available with Cyst Hot Sauce!Andy's first feature “Texas Cotton” is currently available on several on-line platforms. His award winning web series “Buckle Up”  can be seen  on Amazon Prime. His latest film “Seclusion” is, currently, in post-production.His hobbies include playing ice hockey in an adult rec league, competing in crossword puzzle tournaments, watching the English Premier League, and drinking coffee.

2:47 Kevin's father was a doctor for the Detoit Tigers 3:58 Kevin was a bully in 3rd -4th grade and this led to his interest in treating the brain... 5:03 The origin of Andy's Trampoline Foundation. . 9:10 Kevin and Julie's motivation to start the BRAINFOREST neurofeedback clinic in honor of Andy Silverman. 9:50 Kevin studied racing accident films frame by frame. 10:59 The "secondary collision". 12:56 Racing safety "the Virtual canopy" wellness racing.wordpress.com. 15:33 Exotic car driving days. 16:36The 500LB patient (as a chiropractor) 21:00 as single father and coming back from rock bottom. 25:43 Bad to worse. Living in the car, in a garage. 28:55 And worse yet. Car burns up on way to first day of job with all belongings and kids clothes in it. 30:33 But he did use it as material in that nights comedy club act. 36:21 Selling cars in Florida (well, car) - Thank you #Chris Warren 39:24 pre-selling chiropractic treatments over the phone for gas and food money to get back to Indiana. 39:36 Yet still giving back. 41:38 Hospitalized kids signing the race car...and one that didn't make it to race day :( 43:50 texting and driving vs light pole 45:39 Deceased kid in wreck photo 47:02 On Neurofeedback- PTSD / depression / autism/ addiction 50:00 people driving 1.5 hours per direction for a treatment...

Adam is on vacation so Steve goes solo on this one. In honor of Milwaukee Day, April 14 (414, Milwaukee's main area code), the team thought it'd be fun to learn more about the inception of the day that celebrates the city. Steve is joined by Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, Milwaukee Day co-founders Andy Silverman and Mocha Harris, Milwaukee Downtown CEO Beth Weirick, and more than 20 Milwaukeeans who emotionally share what the city means to them.

In this episode of Brandstorm, we welcome Andy Silverman, one of the co-founders of Milwaukee Day. Andy discusses how a joke amongst friends has exploded into a mammoth annual celebration of hometown pride through fun and service. Milwaukee DayThe date of April 14th (or 4/14), is perfect for recognizing Milwaukee, home to the 414- area code. Andy’s brother Toby originally voiced the correlation between the date and the area code about 8 or 9 years ago on social media, leading Andy and some of his friends to purchase an official Milwaukee Day URL that very day and begin dreaming up the idea. A year later, commemorating the next April 14th, Andy starred in a short video, unofficially declaring the holiday. It went viral soon after, thanks to Milwaukee television anchor Ted Perry, who broadcasted the video on the FOX 6 evening news. Since then, the annual event has snowballed into a large goodwill effort to explore and experience Milwaukee’s vast history, raise funds or awareness for local charities, take in live, local music, and to do whatever one deems appropriate in celebration of the city. Andy says the Milwaukee Day movement comes from a sincere love for his hometown and embracing everything that makes Milwaukee unique. Assistance From Local BusinessesFor several years, the Milwaukee Day organizers have received sponsorships from local businesses to keep ticket prices low for those attending. Andy says his team is lucky to not only be working with these companies, but that the same organizations are often the first to reach out to them. As more companies have come on board and created their own events, it has lessened the load for the Milwaukee Day team, making the day more about inspiration and less about execution. Fun Events and Discounts on Milwaukee DayHere are just a few of the gatherings or special deals you can take advantage of on Milwaukee Day. More are listed on their website, found below. The Official Milwaukee Day Party at Company Brewing, sponsored by Gruber Law Offices and WMSE, features live music from Tigernite, Midwest Death Rattle and Zed Kenso. Company Brewing is also releasing a limited Milwaukee Day Ale. The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts Open House will showcase art exhibitions, film screenings and live performances from over 100 award-winning graduate students and faculty. The Harley-Davidson Museum is offering free admission to anyone wearing clothes emblazoned with the word "Milwaukee." Celebrating Milwaukee Through ServiceWhile Andy and the Milwaukee Day team love driving traffic to their sanctioned events, part of their mission is also to bring awareness to positive causes. This ranges from park clean-ups to non-partisan voter registration to raising funds for area public charter school Escuela Verde. Andy says that Milwaukee Day is a great reason to give people guidance on how they can help out their community. Getting Noticed Both Locally and NationallyOn top of receiving annual recognition from Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and the City Common Council, Milwaukee Day recently garnered national attention when it was spotlighted as an answer on the television gameshow Jeopardy!. Andy is proud that this mention came seemingly out of nowhere with no one on the Milwaukee Day team having any connection to the show. Clearly, the passion for Milwaukee Day is no longer limited to just Wisconsin! Contact Milwaukee Day:Website: www.milwaukeeday.com Email: milwaukeeday@gmail.com Twitter: @MilwaukeeDay

Since beginning as a joke among friends who realized Milwaukee's 414 area code had a striking resemblance to the numerals in April 14 (or 4/14), "Milwaukee Day" has turned into a full-fledged holiday. In the eight or nine years—the organizers don't recall—after its origin, the unlikely holiday has resulted in an official mayoral proclamation, a founder getting to throw out a first pitch before a Brewers game, an abundance of civic-centered specials offered by area businesses, a formidable hashtag, a cameo on Jeopardy!, and the inspiration for a beer. The citywide celebration also offers its fair share of entertainment options. This year is no different, with dozens of concerts, comedy shows, art openings, film screenings, and even a gaming festival lined up this Saturday. To help prepare you for this year's Milwaukee Day festivities, host Tyler Maas asked the holiday's co-founder, Andy Silverman, to join him at Milwaukee Record headquarters. They were met by Rebecca Ottman, the Director of Marketing at UW-Milwaukee's Peck School Of The Arts. There, the trio talked about Milwaukee Day's unexpected rise to prominence, the April 14 events they're looking forward to (including Peck's Kenilworth Open Studios), and why there's nothing quite like this holiday anywhere else. This episode is brought to you by Surly Brewing, a Minnesota-based brewery and the official beer of On The Record. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Piles ("Blue Glue") and Greatest Lakes ("Forest").

Stamford Chidge is joined by Dr Mart, Jonathan Kydd, Dan Levene, Dan Silver, Clayton Beerman and Andy Silverman to review the season and announce the winners of the Chelsea FanCast Season Awards 2015. It has been a fantastic season – beating Spurs at Wembley to win the Capital One Cup; Diego Costa rampaging through opposition defenders and scoring goals; Fabregas and his magic hat; Hazard and his magic feet; John Terry better than ever and peerless as Captain, Leader, Legend; saying farewell to Didier Drogba a Chelsea legend; the scousers giving us a guard of honour; winning the Premier League at a canter to become Champions again; and last but by no means least, Jose Mourinho – still the Special One! Tonight we’ll be looking back at all this and in the process announcing the winners in the Chelsea FanCast Season Awards… On the show tonight we’ll be kicking off with the ratings for the season as written by Mark, and we’ll kick off the awards with the big one – Player of the season and then... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jonathan Kydd is joined by Mail Online's Charlie Skillen and season ticket holders Dr Mart, Dan Silver and Andy Silverman to discuss the last gasp win against Everton which keeps the Blues 7 points clear of Man City and look forward to tonight’s Champions League match against PSG in Paris. A tense and often frustrating night at the Bridge last Wednesday ended up with the right result thanks to Willian’s late winner and kept Chelsea’s lead over Man City to a healthy 7 points. Just how big was this win in the context of the title race and how did Juan Cuadrado do on his home debut? The boys look at the media meltdown following the melee between the Everton and Chelsea players and ask was Brana Ivanovic unfairly accused of a head butt and bite on James McCarthy – something for which the FA later exonerated him from? Attention is then turned to the ‘Fannies’ – the match awards for Man of the Match; Chant of the Match; Guinness and Celery moments for the Everton game. The PSG match tonight is previewed... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jonathan Kydd is joined by Mail On-Line journalist and Chelsea supporter Charlie Skillen and season ticket holders Dan Silver, Andy Silverman and The Gaffer to discuss Chelsea's win against Aston Villa. Was the performance really that poor, and surely points are more important than performance at this stage of the season? Have the referees got it in for Chelsea and is it part of a wider campaign against the team? Saturdays win against Villa threw up one or two good performances from the team and some lovely moments of skill. The supporters, all 3,000 of them played a blinder too and belted out a decent array of chants. The boys discuss these and award their choice for Man of the Match; Chant of the Match; Guinness Moment and Celery Moment. Often underrated but very much loved by Chelsea supporters, Brana Ivanovic rescued Chelsea with a superb goal. After the match Jose Mourinho heaped on the praise for our Lion hearted Serbian right back. The boys do likewise. And to wrap up, the boys discuss... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.