Podcast appearances and mentions of bryan duff

It's TIME for another Charm Scene! This week, charming guest Bryan Duff takes us on a race against the clock in this time jumping fully improvised musical, with scintilating cyberpunks, brotherly bachelors, notable Newtons and more! The clock is ticking! Cast: Lily Ludwig, Austin Packard, Bryan Duff Music Director: Sam Scheidler Drums: Chris Ditton Follow us @CharmScenePod on Instagram and YouTube, or shoot us a message at CharmScenePod@gmail.com!

In an era of huge conglomerate mergers and acquisitions within the Home Inspection industry... there are a lot of folks questioning how (or if) sole proprietors can survive, much less compete, against powerhouse Home Inspection franchises. Kal Patel, founder of 1st Inspection Services, is joined by Bryan Duff (1st Inspection Franchisee), and sole proprietor Fred Steinard to debate this very issue. This is the kind of panelist-style conversation you'd pay to hear at a conference... and you get to hear it for free! Each business owner is experienced and offers a wealth of insight and perspective that you don't want to miss.  Be sure to subscribe to the show, give this episode a like, and click below to check out the on-going HOLIDAY SALE from this episode's sponsor: Palmtech. Palmtech Holiday Sale!

In the second to last episode, James and Rob are joined by local man Bryan Duff!   They talk with Bryan about his start in Chicago, Improvised Shakespeare, Baby Wants Candy, rough auditions, and how everytime you're out they pull you back in.    Follow Bryan on twitter @ bryanevansduff and check out his podcast 15 Minutes with Lincoln   Want to share some improv advice? Email us at Talkingshopshow@gmail.com   Like what we do? Support our PATREON   As always, please rate, review, and subscribe. 

Chicago's own Bryan Duff (15 Minutes with Lincoln, McSweeney's) joins us in cyberspace to chat about his love of Chocolate Milk! He lets us know how drinking his chocolate milk helps farmers, why it's doctor recommended, and some earned nudity. #NotRob talks cow and Josh gets swole. Hopefully you can donate to Josh's ChiParks Marathon Fund!Bryan's Malted Nanner aka Coco Duff .5 oz Chocolate Malted Milk Mix.5 oz Hershey Chocolate Syrup 8 oz of Milk1/2 Banana1 Strip of Thick Cut BaconBlend all together and serve over ice 

Chicago's own Bryan Duff (15 Minutes with Lincoln, McSweeney's) joins us in cyberspace to chat about his love of Chocolate Milk! He lets us know how drinking his chocolate milk helps farmers, why it's doctor recommended, and some earned nudity. #NotRob talks cow and Josh gets swole. Hopefully you can donate to Josh's ChiParks Marathon Fund!Bryan's Malted Nanner aka Coco Duff .5 oz Chocolate Malted Milk Mix.5 oz Hershey Chocolate Syrup 8 oz of Milk1/2 Banana1 Strip of Thick Cut BaconBlend all together and serve over ice 

The rangers discuss the potluck, which was disastrous for The Beef Man but very positive for the punctuation cult. Then, local investigative reporter Rece Roberts (Bryan Duff) takes the rangers to task for their most recent bad deeds.

Tim and Abe cover the state of the Democratic primary, and then discuss all the celebrity encounters Tim's friend Bryan Duff has had over the years.

Tim goes over the stand-up set he plans to perform at the wedding of his friend, Bryan Duff.

The Broadway Bruins have decided on a new head coach, and it's a familiar name for those in the Broadway area. Danny Grogg will take over the coaching duties for the Bruins starting in the 2019 season. For this week's episode, I caught up with Danny and Bruins' president Bryan Duff to talk about how they reached this deal.

This week, strength training podcaster Bryan Duff joins Lauren and Eric to talk about self-confidence and strength in a world of Charles Atlases. Bryan's one of the hosts of the podcast Average Strength, another new show in the Nerdologues family!

Bryan Duff doesn't understand why a World Class Stick Man like John Stamos has been relegated to TV while someone like George Clooney is considered an A-lister. What happened? What is George's secret? They were both on ER! We take a hard look at the 3rd Batman's resume while also discussing Don Rickles, lawnmowers, and how Gia is not Hillary Swank, who is herself not Jennifer Garner. Oh, and I suppose we also discuss "We Got the Beat", in which Stephanie humiliates herself by being less prepared for a talent show than small children. One of those small children is Derek, who, I'm sad to say, will never be seen again on 'Full House' after this episode. Goodbye, sweet Derek, we wish you all the luck in the world. Find your community! Follow your dreams! Never back down! XOXO  

THE PROBE   Season One In an effort to uncover where corruption in American politics starts, The Probe goes deep inside an average high school student body presidential election. Listen as hosts Lisa Burton and Mary Beth Smith meet the candidates and their families, speculate on their motives for running, and unmask all the nasty aspects of running for office at any level.   Episode 7 Election Day. The culmination of a long month of campaigning and a tireless amount of journalistic coverage ends with students all over the school casting their votes. The Probe team checks in with the candidates and themselves as we look back on the process and forward to the results. What does Thomas still have up his sleeve? Will Staci's election anxiety keep her from having any cogent thoughts? Was exploring a high school student body election actually a worthwhile endeavor? And, most importantly, who. will. WIN?   Credits:   Lisa Burton: Lisa Burton Mary Beth Smith: Mary Beth Smith   Thomas Buffington, Jr.: Clayton Margeson Staci Kramer: Shira Wilson Cori Wilson: Lauren Walker August Tooley-Anderson: Brian Holden Principal Jonathan Benjamin Franklin: Eddie Piña Vice Principal Curtis Hannigan: Ryan Ben Robbie Walken: Matt Young Students calling in: Lindsey Jean Smith, Bryan Duff, Eric Garneau, Eric Braband and Claudia Martinez   Produced by Matt Young, Lisa Burton, Mary Beth Smith and Hannah Parsons Editor: Hannah Parsons Original Music: Hannah Parsons Other Music: Final Cut Pro, iLife, and iMovie Sound Effects The Probe Logo: Maxwell Hudetz Special Thanks to Cards Against Humanity for allowing us to record in their beautiful space.

On the third anniversary of the release of the first episode of MBSing, MBS holed up in a studio and took 35 calls from past guests of the show. The topics ranged from specific episode updates to current concerns to catching up. Here's the fourth installment of nine calls from friends: Nick Johnson, who shared a story about the worst NOFX concert experience he has ever had.  Bryan Duff, who addressed some FAQs he gets about his episode re gluten, food allergies, and paying attention to what your body wants and needs nutritionally.  Claire Friedman, who realized her life changed pretty drastically mere days after recording her episode. Eileen Tull, who gets to rejoice over The Force Awakens surpassing her expectations for it. Kevin Budnik, who ran me through a Kid's Choice Awards ballot from a 1998 issue of Nickelodeon Magazine. Erin Lann, who talked to me about giant, penis-resembling ocean worms.  Julie Marchiano, who asked me about my dad in Cats and explored the change her gluten allergy has had on her hot dog enjoyment. Mark Colomb, who questioned my continued enjoyment of podcasting and speaks to the effect his change in environment and employment has had on his own podcasting habits.  Lee Russell, who asked me if I'd seen any horror films recently and recommended The Invitation, Green Room, and The Lobster. Thanks to Iron Galaxy and The Chicago Podcast Cooperative.

Comedians BRYAN DUFF and TYLER SAMPLES entered a morass of misogyny when they went to a Steve Harvey show taping. This is their hilarious, and horrifying, story. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 Intro 0:50 Bryan and Tyler endured a 10-hour taping of the Steve Harvey Show. 2:15 An audience member brought his own popcorn for Steve Harvey to try. This may be the only sweet moment from the taping. "This is gonna be a fun dumb way to spend 4 or 5 hours on a Sunday." 4:35 They explain exactly why they went to the men-only show 7:00 They were e-mailed a 53-question survey. Tyler shares the skewed survey questions & answers. The idea of not going never crossed their minds. Their group began to realize they didn't fit in. “There were a lot of warnings...honestly, there is no one to blame but ourselves.” 18:45 The men-only show started and the curtains raised to reveal women onstage. There was catcalling and verbal harassing of the women. 24:45 Sammy gives a little background on Steve Harvey. Bryan and Tyler share Steve Harvey's hunter analogy. “It was like being in war...you don't remember every detail...” 27:10 Bryan, or his misogynist character rather, got a job offer. Bryan and Tyler detail the audience's hostile reactions to the female guests and one of the male guests. “Anyone who didn't give the most misogynistic answer or perspective, on either side, would just be like shut down completely.” 37:00 They analyze Steve Harvey's logic on infidelity and sexual mores. “When you have 2000 men who think it's a show about and for them and then 150 women who know what's actually going on...it does not go well.” 44:00 Sammy wonders if there were any “good guys” in the crowd and wonders about Bryan's character, Mr. Rape Culture. They didn't know it was going to be a ten-hour taping. 51:00 They share their highlights and lowlights of the taping. 59:00 Despite his experience, Tyler still has hope. 1:03:00 Outro, during which Bryan plugs his fucking High School reunion...again. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode of the PopFury Podcast, please subscribe and rate us on iTunes or Stitcher!

  Chicago comedian Bryan Duff braves the snowstorm to visit Studio 1Q! He waxes nostalgic for the WWE-inspired days of battling in the boys room and explains his disdain for the NFL. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 Candid Pre-Show, where Bryan shares his video strategies that made his opponents hate him. 2:00 Intro—Bryan takes issue with being called boisterous by Sammy. We talking about the Lincoln-Douglas debates and redneck scientists. 5:45 Sammy is intrigued by Bryan's downstate upbringing in White Heath, Illinois. Bryan talks about letting loose a stray dog pack, bathroom stall wrestling and his sixth-grade friends, the self-named “Chain Gang” and their eventual end as they reached junior high. He also talks about what high school was like for him. 22:20 A racist grandpa can't help but be racist, even when trying to explain he wasn't being racist to the cops. 25:10 Bryan breaks down his issues with professional football such as concussions, reverse Robin Hooding and the racial socio-economics of the situation. He explains the controversy dogging some of the players to Sammy and how problematic football is for him. 40:45 Fall Out Boy apologized for ESPN playing their song all the time. We talk about separating the artist from their work. 44:20 A fourth grader was suspended after using magic from the Hobbit. 47:25 Bryan is in charge of his 10-year high school reunion and we reminisce about the hits of 2005. 49:30 Outro, during which Sammy is stunned Bryan has a group using a trademarked name.  

Bryan Duff? More like Bryan BUFF because this guy is a well-oiled machine of nutrition facts and practices. He's not here to get preachy or make anybody feel guilty, he just has a genuine interest and passion in the fuel that makes our bodies tick in the healthiest, most efficient way. There's so much fascinating stuff in here that it's hard to even highlight particular topics, but some favorites are how much your ancestry affects what your body processes the best, some various pitfalls or misconceptions of diets traditionally considered very healthy (i.e. Paleo, Vegan, Raw), and the nutritional difference present in higher quality, more naturally raised meats. Enjoy the episode, and perhaps improve the quality of your life! Note: I meantion DHEA in the intro... Bryan might have been referring to DHA. I truly don't know. I can't afford a fact checker.