Podcasts about arish singh

Randy Liedtke, Johnny Pemberton, Andy Peters, and Arish Singh join Brido on the panel.  The CD Game! Weird Al. Who else needs a biopic? The grosses thing you've ever eaten. Robot umpires. Trump vs. DeSantis. The Jamaican bobsled team. The greatest action movie. The M&M redesign. Meat Loaf. Louie Anderson. Gary Chambers. The Baseball Hall of Fame. Cigarette sales are up. And a lot, lot more.   Video and extras are on patreon.com/brido.

TWO PANELS for the price of free!  The first edition of the World's Greatest Panel has Josh Androsky, Scott Bowser, Mike Burns, Mia Jackson, and Brooks Wheelan. The second edition (53:00) has James Fritz, Megan Gailey, Matt Kirshen, Arish Singh, and Chris Wade.  Video and after-shows are on patreon.com/brido. 

Arish Singh (The Onion) performs standup with serious political bite, which makes his introspective and vulnerable turn here surprising and sweet. We talk a lot about depression, the need to hold separate funerals for your friends vs. family, and finally throwing off the shackles of societal and familial expectation to live the life you want. If you want more Arish, check out his full episode at https://www.patreon.com/davemaher (patreon.com/davemaher). It includes a well-expanded version of the intro plus his "Kill 1 Thing" segment. For a full transcript, check out https://app.podscribe.ai/series/1246109 (This Is Your Afterlife on Podscribe). Follow Arish on Twitter: https://twitter.com/arishish (@arishish) Follow me @thisisdavemaher on https://www.instagram.com/thisisdavemaher/ (Instagram) and https://twitter.com/ThisIsDaveMaher (Twitter), and subscribe to my weekly newsletter, Hella Immaculate, at http://thisisdavemaher.com/ (thisisdavemaher.com). Support this podcast

Kumail Nanjiani (35:11), Jared Logan, Nick Vatterott, and Brad Wenzel are on one of TWO World's Greatest Panels this week! The other, at the top of the show, has Dave Anthony, Matt Christman from Chapo Trap House, James Austin Johnson, and Arish Singh.    

Hannibal is here. (24:08). You know who he is. This week's World's Greatest Panel has the hilarious and talented James Fritz, Jake Kroeger from the Comedy Bureau, Joel Mandelkorn from Hot Tub and Super Serious, Arish Singh, and Nina Tarr.  And Curt Neill is here (56:20) to discuss his debut movie, "Derek's Dead", which he wrote, starred in, and directed. Preorder it before December 15th on iTunes. Videos of Hannibal and the panel plus the after-show are on patreon.com/brido.

What if Biden's open hostility to medicare 4 all, and Trump's desire to win in 2020 led to a realignment of the two parties? Arish Singh share's his musings with us in this 2-hour bottle rocket ride of a Patreon exclusive. Subscribe for 5$ for all access Patreon.com/rumspringa

The gang talks about rifts in the squad, and how the dems came for Ilhan Omar over her criticism of AIPAC. Subscribe to our Patreon for the full episode: https://www.patreon.com/rumspringa

Muslim Rumspringa ft. Comedian Arish Singh (EP. 3 TEASER) by Muslim Rumspringa

Comedian Arish Singh and the gang talk canvassing, the Sonia Saira rift, the "Fuck Modi" gig in Brooklyn with the Kominas, #WarrentoBiden, PMC Desis, Biden & the BJP. Nashwa has a special message for Tulsi Gabbard.

Arish Singh (The Onion, Monkey Wrench) came by to talk politics & comedy

The Skewer's fourth birthday bash was a triumph beyond triumphs. With excellent op-eds from Ken Mejia-Beal, Maya Marshall, and Arish Singh, plus a much-anticipated and deeply meta debate between Skewer co-producers Tom Harrison and erica dreisbach, it was a night whose strength and power will live on forever in our hearts. Here's to another year! Tom Harrison - 00:42 News Quiz pt. 1 - 10:55 Ken Mejia-Beal - 20:05 Maya Marshall - 31:04 Arish Singh - 44:57 News Quiz pt. 2 - 1:08:22 THE SKEWER DEBATE: Tom vs. erica - 1:15:10

Arish Singh vs. Rana May & Jamie Carbone vs. Jimmy Callaway Recorded live at the Bird City Comedy Festival! Music by Yung Zucchini.

Another Skewer bursts with extreme goodness, as is customary. Kevin Johnson's fake news quiz and host Tom Harrison's opener kicked off the show, and naught but excellence followed. Devin Whitlock shared the story of how, but for certain crucial decisions, his life could have ended up like Tomi Lahren's. Eric Lutz railed against liberal Russia-conspiracy theorists who make real journalism even more exhausting than usual. Melanie O'Brien exposed venture capitalists' Midwest safaris as the creepily predatory nonsense it is. Arish Singh showed how the Decemberists' unironic love of feds and cops exemplifies peak whiteness. And Josh Watkins and erica dreisbach clashed in a debate for the ages to decide the best way to spin our post-nuclear lives as a positive. Folks, it owned in a big way! Thanks to all our writers, and fight fascism forever! Kevin Johnson's Fake News Quiz (Round 1)- 1:15 Tom Harrison- 6:35 erica dreisbach Voicemail Op-Ed- 19:05 Devin Whitlock- 23:05 Eric Lutz- 32:58 Fake News Quiz (Round 2)- 47:56 Melanie O'Brien- 54:55 Arish Singh- 1:08:07 Fake News Quiz (Round 3)- 1:27:30 THE SKEWER DEBATE: Josh Watkins vs. erica dreisbach- 1:34:58

Comedian Arish Singh continues discussing nature of Political comedy in the mainstream and trust in the corporate system. He also talks about how the South Asian community has rallied around socially conscious comedy. The new format of the show includes weekly rants on the state of things which is called ‘the Dispatch’! Dispatch: A brief thought on what the Cambridge Analytica leak reveals about our elections and the state of corporate control. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taboo-table-talk/support

Comedian Arish Singh talks about the state of political comedy in America, how politicians push policies for the oligarchs and why mainstream media is depressing. The new format of the show includes weekly rants on the state of things which is called ‘the Dispatch’! Dispatch: Betsy Devos’ interview on 60 minutes has gone viral, but her interview reveals so much about the oligarchs. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taboo-table-talk/support

Have you ever been thrown out of a Trump Rally? Statistically probably not! But Arish Singh has! Arish (@arishish) opens up about the issues of mischaracterizing identity politics and being a "political comedian" without constantly working on your "brand." Then we have a really great interview the day after the NY primary with the hardworking Francisco Diez of the NYC DSA Electoral working group. The gang takes the opportunity to discuss winning elections, losing elections, and very briefly if cars are a type of horse. Sorry about the clicking sound in the last 10 minutes! We are working on it!

This is, like, one of the best Skewers ever. Anchored by the excellent hosting of erica dreisbach, we got Skewer co-founder #1 Tom Harrison on the ephemeral nature of Chicago's weird neighborhoods, Skewer co-founder #2 Eric Ruelle shared an essay about Bill Cosby/the fallibility of heroes that blew us away, Prateek Srivastava gave us the lowdown on the cricket world, Arish Singh shared the kinky, sexy human rights abuses committed by our bae James Comey's FBI, and Jillian Ebanks showed our white-ass Logan Square selves how to be an ally without also being extremely annoying. Top it off with a good-ass debate between the hilarious Roxane West and Death (as played by the incomparable Ian Rigg) and you got yrself one GOOD ASS SHOW. Enjoy! 0:55- erica dreisbach 7:07- Tom Harrison (voicemail op-ed) 12:04- Tom Harrison 28:00- Eric Ruelle 36:36- Prateek Srivastava 46:48- Arish Singh 1:02:35- Jillian Ebanks 1:14:34- THE SKEWER DEBATE: Roxane West v Ian Rigg

Live from Limestone! Professor Jeffrey C. Isaac, Karinda Dobbins, Arish Singh, Sophie Hughes, and Janet Cheatham Bell! For the first time ever, it’s Politically Re-Active LIVE! Kamau and Hari take the show on the road to Bloomington, Indiana, for the Limestone Comedy Festival (AKA, “THE GREATEST WEEKEND OF YOUR LIFE VOL V.”). Your favorite hosts talk with Indiana University Political Science Professor Jeffrey C. Isaac about rating Trump’s performance, the Paris Climate Agreement, and why Trump probably won’t ever be impeached. Then, not one, not two, but THREE amazing comedians in the form of Karinda Dobbins, Arish Singh, and Sophie Hughes share what it’s like to tell jokes in the Trump Era. Finally, Kamau’s mom Janet Cheatham Bell joins the hosts to put all of our current political nonsense into perspective. It’s our most jampacked show ever – join us and feel like you were there! Learn more about Indiana University’s Jeffrey C. Issac’s work here: http://polisci.indiana.edu/faculty/profiles/isaac.shtml Follow Karinda and Arish on Twitter! @arishish and @KarindaDobbins Find Sophie on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ComicSophieHughes/ And read more about Kamau’s awesome mom Janet Cheetam Bell at her website: http://www.janetcheathambell.com/index.htm Kamau and Hari are on TV! And they’re doing other podcasts! And standup! Find out more at http://www.wkamaubell.com/ and http://www.harikondabolu.com/

Sarah has Arish Singh in her her bed this week and they get political! They talk about the current state of things, how Arish got started protesting in Iowa, they covered religion and of course, comedy. You can follow Arish on twitter @arishish and catch him this week at Limestone Comedy Fest. Sleeping with Sarah is a podcast where comedian and narcoleptic, Sarah Albritton interviews people in her bed. They talk about sleep, comedy and relationships. Sleeping with Sarah is proud to be part of the Laugh Factory podcast network. Visit www.sleepingwithsarah.com for more information. You can follow Sarah on twitter:@sarahalbritton and instagram @sarahalbritton or visit her at www.sarahalbritton.

The Skewer roars into the new year with a dope batch of excellent satire, as is our way. Led off by a BRAND NEW SEGMENT: Voicemail Op-Eds, as performed by new Skewer co-producer erica dreisbach. Joe Anderson rightfully exposes the dangerously bland Andy Borowitz for the black hole of comedy he is. Arish Singh takes the left wing media to task for wasting time futzing about with white status wars when there are Nazis to fight, Megan Kirby explores the tenuous place of ephemeral pop-culture comfort food in an increasingly uncomfortable world, and Sameena Mustafa gives us a glimpse into the beating white heart of Pantsuit Nation. Oz Elgun and Nic Wehrwein faced off in the Skewer debate to decide what's the best way to make Americans care about Aleppo: say dogs are being killed instead of humans, or rename Aleppo "White People Town"? OH MAN, guys, this show is incredible. Off the chain--where even is the chain? There is no chain. Enjoy! Tom Harrison- 1:00 erica dreisbach- 11:30 Joe Anderson- 21:30 Arish Singh- 33:10 Megan Kirby- 46:30 Sameena Mustafa- 57:57 THE SKEWER DEBATE: Oz Elgun vs. Nic Wehrwein- 1:16:48

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"Trump was an excellent candidate for hate. Bernie was a good candidate for love. Hillary was...neither. So, love didn't even get into the finals." - JUDAH FRIEDLANDER (more quotes below) For this week's episode, we talk to comedians Arish Singh and Judah Friedlander about the causes and outcome of the 2016 Presidential election! We also speak to former Sanders campaign organizers Zack Exley & Becky Bond about their brand new book, Rules for Revolutionaries, what the Clinton campaign got wrong, and what we can get right. "How can you blame people for not participating when politicians are promising more of the same system and call you naive if you want something more? I think the Democrats treated the base like they were takers. And that's Paul Ryan's line. It shouldn't be the democrats." - BECKY BOND "With Dems like these, who needs Paul Ryan?" - KATIE HALPER MORE QUOTES HERE! https://www.patreon.com/posts/7271387

"It's All True!" host Tim Barnes had a farewell show for for Chicago before moving to New York. This is part two of that show. Enjoy conversations and stories from comedian Arish Singh and singer/songwriter Natalie Grace Alford