Podcast appearances and mentions of angela sawyer

Subscribe whereever you get your podcasts! Including YouTube and Spotify! ithinkthisisgreat.com Identical Cousins presents WE ‘R' ALL PEE-WEE A tribute to Pee Wee Herman at Crystal Ballroom on November 26th. Screen Pee Wee's Big Adventure at Somerville Theatre followed by Immersive Performance After Party in Crystal Ballroom. What other entertainer has had the sheer cultural, aesthetic, and psychic impact of Pee-Wee Herman (aka Paul Reubens 1952–2023 R.I.P.-W,)—let alone one so subversive, deranged, arty, and queer?! Sunday November 26th, cast off your Thanksgiving torpor with your own Big Adventure, as the Somerville Theatre & Crystal Ballroom X Identical Cousins grants your wish to fly directly into the heart of the Playhouse. After a screening of Tim Burton's revolutionary 1985 film (served with a warm-up of highlights of the TV show), float upstairs to the ballroom for a raucous celebration of the icon's legacy. A Super Friends-style cast includes comedy (co-hosting: Tooky Kavanaugh, Angela Sawyer), drag (Celia Smokinbutts, Luke Warm), and oodles of live music from Pee-Wee's universe, featuring local luminaries like Red Sox organist Josh Kantor, Patriots / Bruins deejay T. J. Connelly as D.J. Conky-2000, rock gods Hilken Mancini (as Cyndi Lauper / Pee Wee Aerobics for puppets) and Thalia Zedek (brass/winds), Teenbeat Records' Cotton Candy ('80s commercial breaks), and a Walter Sickert cameo. Inhabit Pee-Wee's world with an immersive bicycle photobooth, an interactive Picture Phone, cartoons fit for a King, a Burton-esque nightmare installation, a Pee-Gee-Rated Peepshow, a commemorative activity book, on-theme cocktails, and reimagined Playhouse sets and props galore. Bust out your best elevator shoes for a Tequila dance party—bonus points and a shot at a prize for wearing your favorite Pee-Wee & friends costumes. The Word of the Day is…you'll just have to join the party to find out! Note: your ticket to the after party grants you free admission to the film.  Buy Tickets: crystalballroomboston.com/events/we-r-all-pee-wee I Think This Is Great! with Clay N. Ferno is an interview podcast about people doing and being their best. We talk about compassionate work, working on teams, getting over hurdles and doing great things even when the chips are down. This is part productivity podcast and part interview show about fascinating people in my life. Welcome, and please let me know what you think is great! Special Guests: Bridget Duggan and Emily Arkin.

Angela Sawyer, Ryan Estrada and Barb Poe share stories about a cult that made music, a cult that prayed, if not played, and a dangerous cult in a karate school.Support RISK! on Patreon at Patreon.com/RISKMake a one-time donation to RISK! at PayPal.me/RISKshowGet tickets to RISK! live shows at RISK-show.com/tourGet the RISK! book at TheRISKBook.comTake storytelling classes at TheStoryStudio.orgHire Kevin Allison to make a personalized video at Cameo.com/TheKevinAllisonHire Kevin Allison as a coach at KevinAllison.com

Ukulele strumming, high pitched yodelling and dissonant keyboards - Angela Sawyer's On The Pedestrian Side is an album “not designed to make you feel comfortable” No wonder Stuart Laws feels he is being pranked!

Angela Sawyer, John Rohr and Paul Triggiani share stories about faking it in college, defending oneself in court, and false accusations.                      Support RISK! on Patreon at Patreon.com/RISK Make a one-time donation to RISK! at PayPal.me/RISKshow Get tickets to RISK! live shows at RISK-show.com/tour Get the RISK! book at TheRISKBook.com Take storytelling classes at TheStoryStudio.org Hire Kevin Allison to make a personalized video at Cameo.com/TheKevinAllison Hire Kevin Allison as a coach at KevinAllison.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've got an absolute titan of an ep with long time friend Angela Sawyer. Angela goes in living in Columbine, taxes, and a crazy story from the road. Enjoy this all-time great episode!

We're back and stupider than ever! Our goofs are up to their old tricks with a fantastic comedian, singer, screamer, hero Angela Sawyer (@DownwitPants, iluvkarlrahner.com). Follow us all over! @DeathByComedyPod @ChrispyWalsh @ComedyGaryP @DeadandMellow

Dr Angela Sawyer returns to speak about Isaiah 61, a passage that reflects the concerns of returned exiles, the difficulty of life under colonial rule, and hope in God reversing the fortunes of the marginalised. The alternate to the Psalm this week is Mary’s Magnificat, a song that continues these themes hundreds of years later. And the gospel reading gives us another view on John “the Baptist” presenting him as a witness, inviting reflection on how we witness or testify to Christ today.  We refer to Ched Myers’ Binding the Strong Man. Vivaldi’s Business Plan by Samuel Wells

Dr Angela Sawyer joins us to explore the tender and powerful image of God in Isaiah 40, as well as the cosmic and personal hope the end of exile represents to Israel. We talk about suffering and the yearning for freedom and fulfilment in Israel’s foundational story, and how it informs and shapes ours (communally). In a few short phrases Mark 1 outlines the subversive character of Mark’s writing, and of Jesus’ message of ‘good news’. We note that everybody came to hear John talk about repentance: what is the peculiar task of preaching about repentance in the 21st century? We highlight some key Advent questions: for whom are we waiting and why? We refer to Ched Myers’, Binding the Strong Man and Rick Morton’s One Hundred of Dirt.

We caught up with Angela Sawyer, long-time runner of DIY comedy esque shows, proprietor of the renowned Weirdo Records and performer of wild noise & beyond music in the Boston area, to discuss all those things PLUS quite a bit more. Playlist featuring music and some comedy mentioned in the podcast below! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL287kpvhH9Pyefq3uX_CpnIq-7rL06pk8

So the world is a little crazy right now. We are stuck inside and things are closing down and we don't know what the next chunk of time will look like. Until things start to shift back to normal, we promise you a daily podcast to keep your mind occupied for a chunk of time each day. Today, Alan sits down with comedian, musician, friend, missing twin/better half Angela Sawyer! They discuss living in small rooms and sleeping in funny beds.  Angela is an incredibly talented comedian, musician and artist who I respect very much and I was so happy to chat with her. Find everything else you could ever need about Angela on her website!  iluvkarlrahner.com

This week on Make It Stop we close out season 2 with a bang, bringing back four beloved guests to take on the newest album by the worst of the worst -- Brokencyde. Brandon Vallee, Angela Sawyer, Emily Ruskowki and Nick Ortolani join Heather and Mike to talk about the scenesters turnt hipsters as they transition from crunkcore, discover weed and Juuls, and continue pretending they know how sex works. All of this in front of a live audience at Somerville's VOX POP studio in Assembly Row. It gets weird and gross as we search for meaning in the wasteland that is Brokencyde's lyrics. We laugh, we cry, and we're gonna miss you all this summer. Godspeed ye Stoppies. Good night and good luck.

This week on Make It Stop we close out season 2 with a bang, bringing back four beloved guests to take on the newest album by the worst of the worst -- Brokencyde. Brandon Vallee, Angela Sawyer, Emily Ruskowki and Nick Ortolani join Heather and Mike to talk about the scenesters turnt hipsters as they transition from crunkcore, discover weed and Juuls, and continue pretending they know how sex works. All of this in front of a live audience at Somerville's VOX POP studio in Assembly Row. It gets weird and gross as we search for meaning in the wasteland that is Brokencyde's lyrics. We laugh, we cry, and we're gonna miss you all this summer. Godspeed ye Stoppies. Good night and good luck.

This week on Make It Stop we close out season 2 with a bang, bringing back four beloved guests to take on the newest album by the worst of the worst -- Brokencyde. Brandon Vallee, Angela Sawyer, Emily Ruskowki and Nick Ortolani join Heather and Mike to talk about the scenesters turnt hipsters as they transition from crunkcore, discover weed and Juuls, and continue pretending they know how sex works. All of this in front of a live audience at Somerville's VOX POP studio in Assembly Row. It gets weird and gross as we search for meaning in the wasteland that is Brokencyde's lyrics. We laugh, we cry, and we're gonna miss you all this summer. Godspeed ye Stoppies. Good night and good luck. Part 1 of 2. 

WHOMP! For Ep127 Host Ryan Chani sits down with one of the magical minions behind a lot of doings within the Boston Scene, from sic-fi story telling to late night open mics, Angela Sawyer really brings a dynamic to performing arts everyone should experience. Listen as they talk about doing comedy in a Doctor's living room, how babysitters can help form your life, how story telling is great, and much, much more! ENJOY!!! Website: http://weirdorecords.com/karl/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/downwitpants/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/iluvkarlrahner

Mike Pence or Paul Ryan?  Who would you rather hook up with? Big Bird or Kermit the Frog?  And so many other ridiculous questions debated in this week's episode of the best damn comedy debate show on the planet!  

This week's episode finds us sliding knee deep into glam metal, braving the murky waters of post-vehicular manslaughter Motley Crue. Our guest, local renaissance woman (comedian/musician/record store owner) Angela Sawyer tells us tales about her 15 year old self hiding passionate Motley Crue love poems behind her suburban waterbed and why she thought they "smoked pee". Why does Vince Neil sound like a cartoon rat? What were they thinking name checking protestant reformation activist "Martin Luther" in a terrible ballad? Did they actually smoke pee? Find out on this week's episode of "Make it Stop"!

10/16/17

September 10-16, 1978 Record Store Day Special! This week Ken welcomes comedian and Weirdo Records impresario Angela Sawyer to the show. Ken and Angela discuss dogs having accident, virtual reality, unexpected pets, having never seen Black people, racist names for animals, regional racism, Colorado, UMass Lowell, Odyssey of the Mind, Colorado: The Nexus of Pop Culture in the Beige Age, Aspen poor camps, central time, Us Against The World II, Cloris Leacheman's athletic prowess, Love Boat, Uncle tom Foolery, Scatman Crothers, Ghost Riders in the Sky, Gorgo, Roots, Event Television, Lavar Burton, Sword of Justice, Dack Rambo, Office Batman, Tennis Pros, Scott Walker (the singer not the evil governor), Igmar Bergman, Welcome Back Kotter, watching movies on laserdisc in the library, The Jeffersons, old war buddies hitting on your wife, the 70s locker famine, Ken's literal prison of a high school, Monday Night Football, fighting over custody of the Broncos, M.A.S.H., the made for TV 70s Live Action Spider-Man, Three's Company, a lie in two dates, Taxi, Starksy and Hutch, disco fever, Demon Firestar, Eight is Enough, For You...Black Woman, Popeye's disco infection, Charlie's Angels meet Dean Martin, Mork & Mindy, The Shining, Happy Days spin offs, The Clonemaster, Barney Miller, character studies, The Incredible Hulk, children's inherent fear of things busting through walls, King Tut, Brendan Cruz, alien induced mass suicide, Ron Howard's directorial debut Grand Theft Auto, and the Love Boat being the highlight of your week. 

Kenice and Jere explore Weirdo records, talk to Angela Sawyer and grab a bite at Zoe's Cafe