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Nick Thorpe & Ethan Thorpe join the show to discuss the launch of the Live Music Locator - a new website service tracking every gig in every venue across Naarm, partnering with the City of Yarra as well as the Leaps & Bounds Festival.Later, Laura Summers & Linda McIver from the Australian Data Science Education institute chat about teacher guides for AI, a survey for teachers to fill out to help guide their resources.
'Laugh Long & Prosper' with comedians Cathy Boyd & Lianne Mauladin Hi there, I'm Judy Croon, Canada's Keynote Humourist. Welcome to another episode of Laugh Long and Prosper. Today, I'm joined by two very funny comics, Cathy Boyd and Lianne Mauladin. Cathy Boyd is a Toronto based brutally honest stand-up comedian whose debut album, Wise Tracks, was released in June, 2020. Known for her dry demeanor and punchline-heavy hitting, her act impresses audiences everywhere. Her most recent notable credit includes an appearance on Season One of Canada's Got Talent,2022, where Howie Mandell remarked, “You are very funny. You have found your calling.” She can be heard on CBC Radio, Laugh Out Loud and Sirius XM Radio, Just For Laughs and She's So Funny. In January, 2019, Cathy was crowned Comedian of the North. Other notable credits include the Big Sky Comedy Festival in Billings, Montana, Laugh After Dark Comedy Festival in Las Vegas; the Women in Comedy Festival in Boston; New York's She Devil Comedy Festival finalist; The Boston Comedy Festival; Maine Comedy Festival; Jersey City Comedy Festival-Audience Pick and top three Industry pic and JFL42. Cathy can be reached at http://www.BoydsOfLondon.com My other very funny guest is Lianne Mauladin. The very Canadian, Lianne Mauladin, is known for her comfortable, straight shooting, style of comedy and unique perspective on life. She's performed live on ABC's "The View" and her comedy has been recorded and or televised on ABC, Bite TV, iChannel, Sirius XM, CBC and Rogers TV. Her festival appearances include, the Hubcap Comedy Festival in Moncton NB, LOL Comedy festival in Sudbury, the Frigid Festival in NYC, the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, Texas, the Women in Comedy Festival in Boston, NXNE in Toronto, the SheDot Comedy Festival in Toronto and more. In 2021 she released her first album "Late for the Party" produced by Cottage Comedy Digital. Mauladin hosts and produces the monthly Merry-Janes of Comedy Show, the longest running all female stand-up showcase in Canada. The "Merry-Janes of Comedy" road show performs in clubs, halls and theatres around Ontario, including a regular spot at Bare Oaks Family Naturist Resort! Lianne has further developed her stand-up through classes and workshops at Second City, Boston's Improv Asylum and at the Comedy Bar in Toronto. She is a faculty member at the Second City Training Centre in Toronto. She creates a comic strip for the Bloordale, and the Queen West neighbourhoodmagazines. Lianne can be reached at http://www.LianneMauladin.com I can be reached at http://www.JudyCroon.com Thanks for listening! Judy Croon is Canada's Keynote Humorist, Tedx motivational speaker, comedian and stand-up coach at Second City. She has worked with many celebrities including; John Cleese, Jon Stewart, and Joan Rivers. Her specials have appeared on NBC, CBS, CTV and The Comedy Network. She is a co-author of ‘From the Stage to the Page: Life Lessons from Four Funny Ladies!” Judy draws from her standup performance and coaching experience to entertain, inform and inspire in her dynamic keynote entitled, ‘Relieving Work Related Stress with Humour'. Judy is the creator/host of ‘Laughlines' and ‘Stand Up For The Girls' which have both helped raise over $650,000 for breast cancer research.
I'm at a TED event when Sarah Silverman takes the stage. She launches into her comedy set and as she gets going, I notice something interesting. A couple of jokes in, some people in the audience are already laughing hysterically. But others are fidgeting and looking uncomfortable with some of her content. My husband Mark turns to me and says, “Stand-up comedy is hard.” I agree and whisper back, “Yeah - that's why they invented Dad jokes. That's much easier - they're like training wheels for laughter.” Stand-up on the other hand is another league and I'd rather leave to the professionals - like my special guest today. Emily Walsh is a stand-up comedian who performs all over the world. And today on the Storytelling School Podcast, she shares how the worlds of comedy and story intertwine from her perspective. In this episode, you'll hear about approaches to comedy shows and being a different version of yourself on stage (even if just slightly), as well as hear answers to questions such as: How do you navigate the challenging waters of potentially offensive jokes to your audience? What role does story play in comedic content creation? How can you ease people into your jokes and get them comfortable with you as you tell your story? And what's the one thing you don't want to leave your audience with? What you will learn in this episode: What the first thing is that you must learn in any performance or presentation How to discover the kind of material that will work for your audience most of the time What you can do to re-engage a disengaged part of your audience Who is Emily? Emily Walsh is a comedian who performs nightly in bars and comedy clubs across New York City. Originally from Boston, Emily moved to New York City after college to pursue her dream of painting scenery for theatre, film and television. She still paints sometimes because comedy doesn't provide health insurance. Emily was recently featured on Kevin Hart's Lyft Comics on Peacock. Her festival credits include HBO's Women in Comedy Festival, SF Sketchfest, West End Festival in Atlanta, Boston Comedy Festival, the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, and the Rogue Island Comedy Festival in Newport, Rhode Island. She also co-hosts the podcast Alone at Lunch, part of the Morbid podcast network on Wondery, and hosts and co-produces a monthly show at Pete's Candy Store in Brooklyn called Golden Ticket. Links and Resources: Alone at Lunch Yeet the Rich @thefunnywalsh on Instagram @thefunnywalsh on Tik Tok @thefunnywalsh on Twitter @thefunnywalsh on Youtube Storytelling School Website @storytellingschool on Instagram @storytellingSchool on Facebook
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Paul joins Jen and David on a bridge to talk about his tenure in improv, moving west, and his absolute pure joy and love for the craft. Paul Vaillancourt is the co-founder of the iO West and the Revolution Theater and has been teaching and performing improv for close to 30 years. As a teacher, he has worked with a wide variety of audiences from high school students looking to augment their suicide, depression and substance abuse peer out reach to corporations looking to free up creativity, improve communication and strengthen their teams to actors and actress on a professional performer track. As a performer, he has appeared all over the country including such notable venues as HBO's Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Chicago's iO (where he studied with the immortal Del Close), New York's UCB Theater, and Austin's Out of Bounds Festival to name a few. Paul has also had success as a writer and producer, co-creating and serving as supervising writer for the MTV hit “The Blame Game” as well as lending his writing, producing and consulting talents to a score of other shows for MTV, VH1, USA, Oxygen, Bravo, AMC and MGM. He published a book about improv called “The Triangle of the Scene” (available on Amazon) and produces a weekly series of videos called “Improv Tips” available on his YouTube channel PVImprov. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatsupwithpv/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/pvimprov “Triangle of the Scene” on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3xDMrMh
The very Canadian, Lianne Mauladin, is known for her comfortable, straight shooting, style of comedy and unique perspective on life. She’s been killing crowds at comedy clubs and venues across Canada and the USA. She’s performed live on ABC's "The View" and her comedy has been recorded and or televised on ABC, Bite TV, iChannel, Sirius XM, CBC and Rogers TV. Her festival appearances include, the Hubcap Comedy Festival in Moncton NB, LOL Comedy festival in Sudbury, the Frigid Festival in NYC, the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, Texas, the Women in Comedy Festival in Boston, NXNE in Toronto, the SheDot Comedy Festival in Toronto and more. Mauladin hosts and produces the monthly Merry-Janes of Comedy Show, the longest running all female stand-up showcase in Toronto. The "Merry-Janes of Comedy" road show performs in clubs, halls and theatres around Ontario. Lianne has further developed her stand-up through classes and workshops at Second City, Boston's Improv Asylum and at the Comedy Bar in Toronto. She is a faculty member at the Second City Training Centre in Toronto. We are now on Patreon! Patrons will not only be supporting our little show so we can continue to make more episodes and evolve to more online content, but you'll also be subject to exclusive offers and FREE tickets in partnership with Levity Comedy Club & Lounge! Become a patron today at patreon.com/fridayat420! Friday at 420 is sponsored by Levity Comedy Club & Lounge in Hamilton, ON Website: https://www.levitycomedyclub.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/levitycomedyclub Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/levitycomedyclub/ Friday at 420 is a comedy podcast show that originally airs live on Fridays at 4:20 pm on fcebook https://www.facebook.com/Fridayat420 starring Manolis Zontanos, Patrick Coppolino, Mike Nabuurs and a different guest each episode. this weeks guest is Lianne Mauladin.
The very Canadian, Lianne Mauladin, is known for her comfortable, straight shooting, style of comedy and unique perspective on life. She’s been killing crowds at comedy clubs and venues across Canada and the USA. She’s performed live on ABC's "The View" and her comedy has been recorded and or televised on ABC, Bite TV, iChannel, Sirius XM, CBC and Rogers TV. Her festival appearances include, the Hubcap Comedy Festival in Moncton NB, LOL Comedy festival in Sudbury, the Frigid Festival in NYC, the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, Texas, the Women in Comedy Festival in Boston, NXNE in Toronto, the SheDot Comedy Festival in Toronto and more. Mauladin hosts and produces the monthly Merry-Janes of Comedy Show, the longest running all female stand-up showcase in Toronto. The "Merry-Janes of Comedy" road show performs in clubs, halls and theatres around Ontario. Lianne has further developed her stand-up through classes and workshops at Second City, Boston's Improv Asylum and at the Comedy Bar in Toronto. She is a faculty member at the Second City Training Centre in Toronto. We are now on Patreon! Patrons will not only be supporting our little show so we can continue to make more episodes and evolve to more online content, but you'll also be subject to exclusive offers and FREE tickets in partnership with Levity Comedy Club & Lounge! Become a patron today at patreon.com/fridayat420! Friday at 420 is sponsored by Levity Comedy Club & Lounge in Hamilton, ON Website: https://www.levitycomedyclub.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/levitycomedyclub Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/levitycomedyclub/ Friday at 420 is a comedy radio show that originally airs on Funny820am on Fridays at 4:20 pm, starring Manolis Zontanos, Patrick Coppolino, Mike Nabuurs and a different guest each episode. this weeks guest is Lianne Mauladin.
We are now on Patreon! Patrons will not only be supporting our little show so we can continue to make more episodes and evolve to more online content, but you'll also be subject to exclusive offers and FREE tickets in partnership with Levity Comedy Club & Lounge! Become a patron today at patreon.com/fridayat420! The very Canadian, Lianne Mauladin, is known for her comfortable, straight shooting, style of comedy and unique perspective on life. She’s been killing crowds at comedy clubs and venues across Canada and the USA. She’s performed live on ABC's "The View" and her comedy has been recorded and or televised on ABC, Bite TV, iChannel, Sirius XM, CBC and Rogers TV. Her festival appearances include, the Hubcap Comedy Festival in Moncton NB, LOL Comedy festival in Sudbury, the Frigid Festival in NYC, the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, Texas, the Women in Comedy Festival in Boston, NXNE in Toronto, the SheDot Comedy Festival in Toronto and more. Mauladin hosts and produces the monthly Merry-Janes of Comedy Show, the longest running all female stand-up showcase in Toronto. The "Merry-Janes of Comedy" road show performs in clubs, halls and theatres around Ontario. Lianne has further developed her stand-up through classes and workshops at Second City, Boston's Improv Asylum and at the Comedy Bar in Toronto. She is a faculty member at the Second City Training Centre in Toronto. Friday at 420 is sponsored by Levity Comedy Club & Lounge in Hamilton, ON Website: https://www.levitycomedyclub.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/levitycomedyclub Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/levitycomedyclub/ Friday at 420 is a comedy radio show that originally airs on Funny820am on Fridays at 4:20 pm, starring Manolis Zontanos, Patrick Coppolino, Mike Nabuurs and a different guest each episode. this weeks guest is Lianne Mauladin
Brian, Justin, Bonnie, and Bryce are joined at the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival with special guests Tom Merritt, Korey Coleman, and Martin Thomas for tales of ye old stone and a new round of "Start-Up Spelling Bee!"
Brian, Justin, Bonnie, and Bryce are joined at the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival with special guests Tom Merritt, Korey Coleman, and Martin Thomas for tales of ye old stone and a new round of "Start-Up Spelling Bee!"
Brian, Justin, Bonnie, and Bryce are joined at the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival with special guests Tom Merritt, Korey Coleman, and Martin Thomas for tales of ye old stone and a new round of "Start-Up Spelling Bee!"
Brian, Justin, Bonnie, and Bryce are joined at the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival with special guests Tom Merritt, Korey Coleman, and Martin Thomas for tales of ye old stone and a new round of "Start-Up Spelling Bee!"
Brian, Justin, Bonnie, and Bryce are joined at the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival with special guests Tom Merritt, Korey Coleman, and Martin Thomas for tales of ye old stone and a new round of "Start-Up Spelling Bee!"
Brian, Justin, Bonnie, and Bryce are joined at the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival with special guests Tom Merritt, Korey Coleman, and Martin Thomas for tales of ye old stone and a new round of "Start-Up Spelling Bee!"
Things escalate in the Brushwood house. Well, not even in the Brushwood house! Plus, a new news game, "News6" and your (theft-y) emails to mail@nightattack.tv. Frowning elbows! Night Attack is performing at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, TX on August 27. Get tickets: https://oobfest.com/schedule/tuesday/hideout-down/830 And see Justin at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA on August 31!
Things escalate in the Brushwood house. Well, not even in the Brushwood house! Plus, a new news game, "News6" and your (theft-y) emails to mail@nightattack.tv. Frowning elbows! Night Attack is performing at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, TX on August 27. Get tickets: https://oobfest.com/schedule/tuesday/hideout-down/830 And see Justin at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA on August 31!
Things escalate in the Brushwood house. Well, not even in the Brushwood house! Plus, a new news game, "News6" and your (theft-y) emails to mail@nightattack.tv. Frowning elbows! Night Attack is performing at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, TX on August 27. Get tickets: https://oobfest.com/schedule/tuesday/hideout-down/830 And see Justin at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA on August 31!
Things escalate in the Brushwood house. Well, not even in the Brushwood house! Plus, a new news game, "News6" and your (theft-y) emails to mail@nightattack.tv. Frowning elbows! Night Attack is performing at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, TX on August 27. Get tickets: https://oobfest.com/schedule/tuesday/hideout-down/830 And see Justin at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA on August 31!
Things escalate in the Brushwood house. Well, not even in the Brushwood house! Plus, a new news game, "News6" and your (theft-y) emails to mail@nightattack.tv. Frowning elbows! Night Attack is performing at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, TX on August 27. Get tickets: https://oobfest.com/schedule/tuesday/hideout-down/830 And see Justin at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA on August 31!
Things escalate in the Brushwood house. Well, not even in the Brushwood house! Plus, a new news game, "News6" and your (theft-y) emails to mail@nightattack.tv. Frowning elbows! Night Attack is performing at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin, TX on August 27. Get tickets: https://oobfest.com/schedule/tuesday/hideout-down/830 And see Justin at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA on August 31!
Brian's tales of celebrity from VidCon. Talking shit on Disney Land. Positivity streamer Lobro joins the show and a baby's day out in a new SNL quiz. Plus, emails to mail@nightattack.tv. Your parents don't check that bottle! Check out Lobro on Twitch http://twitch.tv/lobrowatch We're doing a comedy festival! See us live in Austin at Out of Bounds Festival: https://oobfest.com/
Brian's tales of celebrity from VidCon. Talking shit on Disney Land. Positivity streamer Lobro joins the show and a baby's day out in a new SNL quiz. Plus, emails to mail@nightattack.tv. Your parents don't check that bottle! Check out Lobro on Twitch http://twitch.tv/lobrowatch We're doing a comedy festival! See us live in Austin at Out of Bounds Festival: https://oobfest.com/
Brian's tales of celebrity from VidCon. Talking shit on Disney Land. Positivity streamer Lobro joins the show and a baby's day out in a new SNL quiz. Plus, emails to mail@nightattack.tv. Your parents don't check that bottle! Check out Lobro on Twitch http://twitch.tv/lobrowatch We're doing a comedy festival! See us live in Austin at Out of Bounds Festival: https://oobfest.com/
Colby Smith is a Brooklyn-based comedian who has appeared on MTV's 420 Theater, IFC's Comedy Crib, Funny or Die, and the Travel Channel. He co-hosts the monthly stand-up showcase Knapsack at Crystal Lake Bar in Williamsburg and hosts the weekly talk show Young Person's Radio every Sunday morning at 10 on Radio Free Brooklyn. His web series "David Lynch Ruins..." won the 2018 Channel 101 Channy Award for Best Show. He has performed at the Out of Bounds Festival, the North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival, the Del Close Marathon, and many more.
The final installment of the Out of Bounds Festival episodes features secret Peruvian boyfriends, a good girl at Burning Man, a reckoning with inappropriate behavior from years ago, and more. Thank you Permanent RCRD for the studio space in Austin, TX and to Out of Bounds Comedy Festival. Follow the guests here: Ky Krebs (@kykrebs), Ruby Willman (@oobfest), Neeraj Srinivasan (@neerandloathing), Norah Yang (@norahyang37), Allison Mick (@allison_mick).
This week, Yes But Why Podcast features the talent of Joe Liss & Molly Brenner! To celebrate the Out of Bounds Festival happening in Austin (Tues 8/28-Mon 9/3), Yes But Why is interviewing some of the performers and workshop instructors that are coming to town! In the first interview, we talk to actor/writer/improviser Joe Liss about his adventurous life of performing and creating comedy. Joe Liss is a really nice guy. He will be teaching a workshop during OOB weekend and he will also be performing with his duo improv troupe Liss N Sams! Joe shares stories about getting his Equity card at Second City, writing a movie for Chris Farley and immersing himself in the San Francisco improv scene. Joe has written and created many amazing characters during his career and he can help you find yours in his workshop!In our next interview, Amy talks to comedian and content creator, Molly Brenner. Molly’s the kind of person that doesn’t let anything get in the way of her dreams. Listen in as Molly tells stories of overcoming her fear of public speaking, pulling herself out of the doldrums of writing endless lists and creating comedy from personal, vulnerable material. This was a great conversation with Molly about figuring out what you love most as an artist and focusing all your passion and drive on that! Check out Molly’s one woman show about sexual identity, “Molly Brenner Is Not Coming!”Support these wonderful artists while they are in town for Out of Bounds!(All info on oobfest.com)Joe Liss’s ShowsLiss N SamsSat, Sep. 1st, 9:15pm at the Hideout Theatre (Upstairs) Fri, Aug. 31st, 10:30pm at the Fallout Theater Joe Liss’s WorkshopsSaturday, September 1st, 11:00am -- Creating Character, Not CaricatureMolly Brenner’s ShowsMolly Brenner Is Not ComingFri, Aug. 31st, 7:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs) Sat, Sep. 1st, 7:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs)
This week, Yes But Why Podcast features the talent of Joe Liss & Molly Brenner! To celebrate the Out of Bounds Festival happening in Austin (Tues 8/28-Mon 9/3), Yes But Why is interviewing some of the performers and workshop instructors that are coming to town! In the first interview, we talk to actor/writer/improviser Joe Liss about his adventurous life of performing and creating comedy. Joe Liss is a really nice guy. He will be teaching a workshop during OOB weekend and he will also be performing with his duo improv troupe Liss N Sams! Joe shares stories about getting his Equity card at Second City, writing a movie for Chris Farley and immersing himself in the San Francisco improv scene. Joe has written and created many amazing characters during his career and he can help you find yours in his workshop!In our next interview, Amy talks to comedian and content creator, Molly Brenner. Molly’s the kind of person that doesn’t let anything get in the way of her dreams. Listen in as Molly tells stories of overcoming her fear of public speaking, pulling herself out of the doldrums of writing endless lists and creating comedy from personal, vulnerable material. This was a great conversation with Molly about figuring out what you love most as an artist and focusing all your passion and drive on that! Check out Molly’s one woman show about sexual identity, “Molly Brenner Is Not Coming!”Support these wonderful artists while they are in town for Out of Bounds!(All info on oobfest.com)Joe Liss’s ShowsLiss N SamsSat, Sep. 1st, 9:15pm at the Hideout Theatre (Upstairs) Fri, Aug. 31st, 10:30pm at the Fallout Theater Joe Liss’s WorkshopsSaturday, September 1st, 11:00am -- Creating Character, Not CaricatureMolly Brenner’s ShowsMolly Brenner Is Not ComingFri, Aug. 31st, 7:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs) Sat, Sep. 1st, 7:00pm at the Hideout Theatre (Downstairs)
This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, we are releasing a very special combo episode! To celebrate the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin (Tues 8/28-Mon 9/3), Yes But Why will be speaking with some of the performers and workshop instructors that are coming to town! In this episode, Amy chats with comedian Ian Abramson and improv teacher, Will Luera. In the interview with standup comic Ian Abramson, Amy and Ian talk about the internet’s obsession with Ian’s mustache, Ian’s love for vaudeville and the development of Ian’s show, 7 Minutes in Purgatory. Ian is very friendly and a little odd (in a good way) and he has great advice for aspiring comedy performers! During OOB weekend, Ian has plans to visit the Museum of the Weird and he says he would absolutely love it if Yes But Why listeners join him in celebrating Austin’s weirdness while he is in town!In Amy’s discussion with Will Luera, they talk about his thirst for knowledge and his drive to share what he has learned with improvisers all across the world. Will started his improv journey at Boston College and he has since helped to develop the curriculum and the communities at both Improv Boston and the Florida Studio Theatre. Will loves to teach and it is evident in his exuberance as he talks about it. His workshops are sure to be amazing!Support these wonderful artists while they are in town for Out of Bounds!( All info at oobfest.com )Ian Abramson’s ShowsFri, Aug. 31st, 9:00pm at the Velveeta Room Sat, Sep. 1st, 9:00pm at Spider House Ballroom Sun, Sep. 2nd, 9:00pm at the Hideout Theatre Will Luera’s WorkshopsSaturday, September 1st, 11:00am - La Fundación de Comedia Improvisada (taught in Spanish!)Saturday, September 1st, 3:00pm - Emotions = Relationships = Game
This week on the Yes But Why Podcast, we are releasing a very special combo episode! To celebrate the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin (Tues 8/28-Mon 9/3), Yes But Why will be speaking with some of the performers and workshop instructors that are coming to town! In this episode, Amy chats with comedian Ian Abramson and improv teacher, Will Luera. In the interview with standup comic Ian Abramson, Amy and Ian talk about the internet’s obsession with Ian’s mustache, Ian’s love for vaudeville and the development of Ian’s show, 7 Minutes in Purgatory. Ian is very friendly and a little odd (in a good way) and he has great advice for aspiring comedy performers! During OOB weekend, Ian has plans to visit the Museum of the Weird and he says he would absolutely love it if Yes But Why listeners join him in celebrating Austin’s weirdness while he is in town!In Amy’s discussion with Will Luera, they talk about his thirst for knowledge and his drive to share what he has learned with improvisers all across the world. Will started his improv journey at Boston College and he has since helped to develop the curriculum and the communities at both Improv Boston and the Florida Studio Theatre. Will loves to teach and it is evident in his exuberance as he talks about it. His workshops are sure to be amazing!Support these wonderful artists while they are in town for Out of Bounds!( All info at oobfest.com )Ian Abramson’s ShowsFri, Aug. 31st, 9:00pm at the Velveeta Room Sat, Sep. 1st, 9:00pm at Spider House Ballroom Sun, Sep. 2nd, 9:00pm at the Hideout Theatre Will Luera’s WorkshopsSaturday, September 1st, 11:00am - La Fundación de Comedia Improvisada (taught in Spanish!)Saturday, September 1st, 3:00pm - Emotions = Relationships = Game
VulgarGrad: VulgarGrad bring you the old songs of the Russian thieves, along with punk classics of the Perestroika era. The band arose in Melbourne in late 2004 out of a collaboration between some of Australia’s best musicians in underground ethnic styles and they combine elements to create their own inimitable sound, producing something that transcends the language barrier by aiming straight for your convict heritage and your dancing feet. Since that time, they have caused a sensation on Australia’s live music and festival scene, proving that what Australian audiences really seem to need is a wild night of old-fashioned Russian criminality. After all, if Russia and Australia have anything in common, it’s convicts. Recorded live at the PBS FM Studios in Melbourne on the 10th of July 2016. Dave Graney And The Coral Snakes: Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes were THE stand alone act in Australia during the 90s. Nobody stood near them. They cut through with wit, flash and weirdness and flew their freak flag for four albums while Dave Graney used street slang and literate word bombs to fully state his case. For the first time since 1997, ARIA Award winning artist Dave Graney ‘n’ the Coral Snakes reformed last year to perform their much acclaimed album “Night of the Wolverine” (1993) as well as many other classics from their soft and sexy songbook featuring the original gangsters who made NIGHT OF THE WOLVERINE - Dave Graney on vocals with Clare Moore on drums, Rod Hayward on guitar and Robin Casinader on piano. The shows sold out across the country proving Dave Graney is still the "King of Pop". With Dave Graney & Clare Moore being tributed as "Living Legends" last year as part of Leaps & Bounds Festival and a documentary in the works, the band have decided to reform once more as part of this year's Leaps & Bounds Festival due to popular demand. Recorded live at the PBS FM Studios in Melbourne on the 6th of July 2016.
Paul Vaillancourt joins us as our first guest! We discuss being a teacher in the world of improv! Paul is the co-founder (with Charna Halpern) of the iO West and has been teaching and performing improv for close to 30 years. In that time he has appeared all over the country including such notable venues as HBO's Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Chicago's iO (where he studied with the immortal Del Close), New York's UCB Theater, and Austin's Out of Bounds Festival to name a few. Paul has also had success as a writer and producer, co-creating and serving as supervising writer for the MTV hit “The Blame Game” as well as lending his writing and producing talents to a score of other shows for MTV, VH1, USA, Oxygen, Bravo and AMC. He published his first book about improv called “The Triangle of the Scene” (available on iBooks and Amazon Kindle) and, for the past year and a half, has been producing a weekly series of videos called “Improv Tips” available on his YouTube channel PVImprov. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pvimprov Twitter: https://twitter.com/WhatsUpWithPV (@whatsupwithpv) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatsupwithpv/ (@whatsupwithpv) YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/pvimprov
In Episode 269 nehmen wir ein Eccentric Djambo Trail-Hardtail von NS Bikes unter die Lupe. Außerdem haben wir den SQlab Sattel 612 Active Ergowave ausprobiert und zeigen Euch den Highlight-Clip vom Out of Bounds Festival in Leogang. Ein Gewinnspiel wartet auch.
Spider Mansion is the creepiest Halloween trip possible and you can decide what level of scariness you want to opt into; Eek or Holy Jesus! But can you tell the difference between a fun Halloween experience and the real deal? This episode was recorded during the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival in Texas. With Marc Majcher, Mandy Sellers, Kareem Badr, Katie Moore, Chris Mead and Katy Schutte.
(RIGHT CLICK THE IMAGE TO SAVE THIS EPISODE TO YOUR COMPUTER) Aired March 1/2, 1967 The Green Hornet arrives in Gotham City and looks like he's gunning for a piece of the action. But to Batman, muscling in on the trading stamp racket seems low-key for such a high profile gangster. And what does the foreman of the Pink Chip Stamp Company have to do with it? Is the Hornet the real evil in this plot or is it the unusual Colonel Gumm with his penchant for alphabet soup? Van Williams and Bruce Lee guest star in this episode as their respective characters, The Green Hornet and Kato, from their own ABC series in this crossover as an attempt to generate better ratings for the fledgling show. Joining John to discuss this episode and the most important character who doesn't get enough recognition is Justin Michael of Batman The Animated Podcast. Comment on the episode here or write thebatcavepodcast@gmail.com Justin Michael is an actor, writer / director and LA native. He's one half of the sketch comedy group Tremendosaur, a member of the Harold team Winslow, co-host of the podcast Before You Were Funny at UCB Sunset, and host of Batman the Animated Podcast. His UCB credits also include: Wilhelm (the improvised movie), Tournament of Nerds, The It SUCKed! Awards, UCB Thanksgiving Day Parade, Urban Legends, Tremendosaur Sells Out, UCB Summer Blockbuster, CDR Sketch, Tremendosaur's Big Hollywood-ish Sketch Show, Sketch Cram, Let's Do This!, UCBWCW, Cagematch, The Passover Show, Mookie & Dave: It's a Guy Thing, Matt Besser's Prop 19 Show, and Not Too Shabby. He is the co-creator of Friendship All-Stars of Friendship, a stop-motion animated series he wrote, directed, voiced, and produced for L Studio and Stoopid Buddy. He has written/directed/acted for Comedy Central, Funny or Die, Above Average, Nickelodeon and Adult Swim. He was a staff writer on Matt Besser's Comedy Central special, "This Show Will Get You High." He's performed at San Francisco Sketch Fest, Austin's Out of Bounds Festival, The Del Close Marathon, and toured various colleges across the country. If you'd like to continue your relationship beyond this bio follow @heyjustin on Twitter.
Comedian Daniel Webb hangs out with us to talk politics, performing at the Moontower Comedy Festival, vacationing in Iceland, and meeting the President! Follow him on Twitter at @ruebenboobies. We also talk about Bjork, Out of Bounds Festival, music, piano, Rick Perry, Barack Obama, drag queens, comedy, the Hideout, Stephen F Austin bar, John Lewis, La Barbeque, Franklin BBQ, Jameson Irish Whiskey and more!
It was a week where reporters threatened to murder whistleblowers and a racist rodeo clown was the toast of FOX News, so what better week to go visit Austin, Texas? Recorded during the Out of Bounds Festival, this episode features two of Austin's finest, Ralph Hardesty and star of stage and screen Kerri Lendo. Kerri is not opposed to sending SWAT teams after hippies. Ralph shares his secret shame regarding Miley Cyrus. I suggest that a disgraced cop kill himself. VC Andrews makes a strong showing near the end. I think the heat got to us.
On today's show we talk to musician Eleanor Friedberger. Originally from Oak Park, Illinois, Eleanor formed the popular indie rock group The Fiery Furnaces with her brother Matthew in Brooklyn, and from 2000 to 2011, they wrote and released eight albums. Now on hiatus from the band, Eleanor has released two albums on Merge Records, and her latest, Personal Record just came out in June.Check out the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes and see some live dates: on Aug. 31st we'll be live at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin with Edie McClurg of Ferris Bueller fame, director Todd Rohal, stand-up Joe Derosa and (maybe) more, and the next live episode will be September 3rd for the Beginnings "Writer's Panel" featuring Jackson Publick (The Venture Bros.), Annie Mebane (Community, The Michael J. Fox), J.R. Havlan (The Daily Show), and guest co-host Opus Moreschi (head writer of Colbert Report) and more!
It's time for a "juggernaut of melancholy" with the most horrific episode of Beginnings yet! Three minutes into this baby, I creep myself out, and the shame train kept right on going as my fantastic guests stand-ups Bonnie McFarlane and Max Silvestri, The Colbert Report's Eric Drysdale, Todd Goldstein of ARMS and guest co-host Mike Pace told tales of inappropriate adult/teen relations, and (maybe less creepily?) what it's like to grow up on a farm, Usenet Star Wars fans fanfic, the most criminally negligent camp counselors in history, Lobot's International House of Funk, building a museum in your house, a Don Rickles puppet, high school mail order bride screenplays, and a long conversation about audio tape brands.Check out the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes and see some live dates: on Aug. 31st we'll be live at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin with director Todd Rohal, Ramesh Srivastava of Voxtrot and more, and the next live episode will be September 3rd for the Beginnings "Writer's Panel" featuring Jackson Publick (The Venture Bros.), Annie Mebane (Community, The Michael J. Fox), J.R. Havlan (The Daily Show), and guest co-host Opus Moreschi (head writer of Colbert Report) and more!
Today marks the first episode of the newish format focusing more on my guests' childhoods, and I couldn't have asked for a better guest, the wonderful musician and writer Larry Livermore. Originally from Detroit, Larry began to get involved with the San Francisco punk scene in the late 1970s. After playing in a number of bands, he co-founded Lookout! Records in 1987 which was the home of numerous bands including Green Day, Op Ivy and Rancid. Larry's also written for Maximum Rocknroll, Punk Planet, and most recently Don Giovanni Records published his memoirs Spy Rock Memories.A few weeks ago, Larry stopped by my Harlem studio and we got in deep about childhood enemies, learning not to be a smart aleck, stories from WWII and The Depression, autos as status symbols, working class consciousness and being on the run from the FBI in late '60s NYC. Plus, in the epilogue, I learn about current day warzone-ish Detroit from my fiancee, stand-up Naomi Ekperigin.A big thanks, btw, to Matt Cohen and Eric Silver for their thoughts on how to further develop the show!Check out our new website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes and see some live dates: on Aug. 31st we'll be live at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin with director Todd Rohal, Ramesh Srivastava of Voxtrot and more, and the next live episode will be September 3rd for the Beginnings "Writer's Panel" featuring Annie Mebane (Community, The Michael J. Fox), guest co-host Opus Moreschi (head writer of Colbert Report) and more!
On today's show, I talk to musician and producer Quentin Stoltzfus. From 1999 to about 2006, Quentin was the principal songwriter behind the amazing Philly psyche-pop band Mazarin. When a wedding band with the same name threatened a lawsuit, Quentin dropped the moniker and is now recording as Light Heat. With The Walkmen as the backing band, Light Heat's self-titled debut was just released at the end of June. And it's great!A few week's ago, Quentin and his publicist Mona came over to my Harlem apartment on a not-so-hot afternoon to chat about hating projects you've just spent a lot of time on, the incest taboo, leaving the Amish church, evangelical schooldays and early cynicism, a peripatetic childhood and pathological laziness. Also, in the epilogue, I interview my friend, Pittsburgh musician Corey Layman about what it was like to grow up as a Mennonite.Check out our new website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes and see some live dates: on Aug. 31st we'll be live at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin with director Todd Rohal and more, and the next live episode will be September 3rd for the Beginnings "Writer's Panel" featuring guest co-host Opus Moreschi (head writer of Colbert Report) and more!
The first live show where we're feeling out a new style and experimenting a bit, and I call this one FUN and a SUCCESS. With one of my favorite stand-ups Nick Vatterott (Comedy Central Half Hour, Conan, etc.) as the first guest co-host, how could it not be fun? We were joined by former Daily Show correspondent and delightful stand-up Wyatt Cenac, xoJane Deputy Editor Mandy Stadtmiller and wonderful musical guest Xenia Rubinos for a free-ranging discussion of our guests' childhoods that covered: Ghostly Aunt Jemima, a Care Bear massacre, a lesson on re-insurance, growing up with Brian K. Vaughan, Chinese Santa Claus, Scott Peterson's water people defense, and fleeing communist Cuba. Plus, in the epilogue, I talk to adultswim.com writer Kelly Hudson about what it was like growing up in Texas.Check out our new website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes and see some live dates: the next live episode will be August 6th with Jim Norton, Bonnie McFarlane, Eric Drysdale (Colbert Report) and musical guest ARMS, and on Aug. 31st we'll be live at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin with director Todd Rohal and more!
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