Podcasts about Cal Worthington

Welcome to Worthington, Minnesota - Known for Turkeys! Worthington citizens produce some interesting podcasts: Worthington History (Worthington's Historical Reenactment Podcast) The Poultry Preparation Pod Keeping Track with Jack (and Jill) The advertisers tell you everything you need to know about Worthington and include Bonnie's Best Things, Jenny Jones (Oracle, Medium, Psychic, etc.), Lonely Hank's Bowling, Cal Worthington as his dog Spot, Dr. Dean, and more.  See you all the town's weekly potluck! Please enjoy, rate, follow, and share! DIRECTOR/CREATOR:  Billy Merritt CAST:  Sabrina Banes Luke Bovard Mark Hadley Hill Kane Laura Powell Lisa Steckman Thea Marie Thorkildsen Jude Treder-Wolff "Podcast Town" Improv is part of The BIT Comedy Network. MUSIC: "Memfish" performed by Little Kahunas | Produced by Peter Miller ©  Audio Production & Graphic Art by Raising Kane Media + Marketing Hosting Platform: Libsyn.com   Legal Notices: "The BIT" and  "The BIT Comedy Network" are Trademarks owned by Billy Merritt. © 2024 Billy Merritt - All Rights Reserved Inquiries + Notices + Requests: TheBitComedyNetwork@gmail.com

Will L.A ever produce more gimmicky, loveable, pitchmen like Cal Worthington? Tech billionaires plan to build a California city from scratch. The history of presidential campaigns and the songs associated with them.

"White meat. Dark Meat. All will be carved." Bean and Adam at a Gordon Lightfoot concert, Episode 100 will be pretty bad, a premenup, Jen rants, Bean is a know-it-all, Frankie's back with the weather report, Quitters on Quitters crime, Sam and/or Cal Worthington, a Jankytown slaughter, LF Soundsystem(?) and maybe warring with another podcast... Follow us on Youtube for Episode 100! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/quitters-never-give-up/message

"White meat. Dark Meat. All will be carved." Bean and Adam at a Gordon Lightfoot concert, Episode 100 will be pretty bad, a premenup, Jen rants, Bean is a know-it-all, Frankie's back with the weather report, Quitters on Quitters crime, Sam and/or Cal Worthington, a Jankytown slaughter, LF Soundsystem(?) and maybe warring with another podcast... Follow us on Youtube for Episode 100! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/quitters-never-give-up/message

ICYMI: Later, with Mo'Kelly Presents – The end of road for Cal Worthington Ford, Facebook's plan to start charging for checkmarks AND a look at your Horoscope and determining what kind of single are you based on your zodiac sign on KFI AM 640 – Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app

Guest: Mondo Hernandez on The Guacamole Bowl // SFV Shoutout/Weather in So Cal/ Name Change: Cal Worthington // President's Discount/L.A.P. D. Shortage // Homeless Spending Crisis/ Taco Bell Cantina/ R.I.P. Tim M.

The weirdest of Als has made only one movie and it failed miserably at the box office. But after 3 decades and thousands of Twinkie Weiner Sandwiches, UHF has become a cult classic amongst polka and non polka fans alike. So the real challenge is now. Will 1989's absurdist comedy UHF fail with Mike and Trevor like it did 33 years ago or will is soar like so many poodles?

Topics discussed on today's show: National Pecan Day and National Ex Spouse Day and National Dolphins Day, Who's Going To Hell?, Heidi's Small House, Birthdays, History Quiz, Cal Worthington and Pussy Cow, The Trendmill, Johnny's Son's Growing Pot, Movie Reviews, Movie Password, The Smash Brother Cory Baumgartner, Frank's News, and Apologies.

Cal Worthington would of loved to have Doc on the lot.

Welcome to Ad Wizards, the podcast about commercials. For our inaugural episode, we discuss some of our favorite car commercials, including So-Cal icon Cal Worthington (and his dog Spot) as well as Mazda's Zoom Zoom campaign. We're joined by special guests Dan Sukara (who dressed up as Cal for Halloween) & Micah Kanters, the child (now adult) who whispered "Zoom Zoom" in the Mazda commercials.

Welcome to Orland, CA, the Queen Bee Capital of North America! Future home of the National Honeybee Discovery Center, queen bee production is a major portion of the areas agribusiness. The city is also home to the annual Queen Bee Festival in June and OktoBEEfest in October. Orland was incorporated in 1909, and oddly was named after the Orland Project, an irrigation project completed by the then newly formed US Bureau of Reclamation. Orland was home to Cal Worthington, an automobile salesman, whose "My Dog Spot" ads and other outlandish television ads have been used and copied in numerous movies. We hope you enjoy our little fly by of Orland!

Welcome to today's meeting of the Vampire Movie Club where we talk about word count trauma, Rubber is Stephen King's Brave Little Toaster, pernicious anemia, another Cal Worthington mention, tryptophan is not a counting disorder, by 39 minutes Shannon is out, costuming disputes, Diana sings us David Soul songs, glowy pendulum church, 9-1-1, and how Game Night is better than Salem's Lot. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079844/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0 fb.com/vampiremovieclub ig.com/vampiremovieclub twitter.com/vampmovieclub vampiremovieclub@gmail.com

HE'S GOT IT ALL, CARS, TIGERS, UH, A PLANE! What more could you ask for?   We talk about Cal Worthington for a looonngg time this episode, and you don't! Want! To! MISS IT!!   Send us your questions and be featured on the show! Patreon.com/thePJCcast facebook.com/thePJCcast  instagram.com/thepjccast/ Email: thePJCcast@gmail.com Twitter: @ThePJCcast

In this episode the Big Dogs discuss: Best in the West! We miss a local commercial (if you don’t know about Cal Worthington … get out of CA!) KCP has been rebirthed like a phoenix Timeout Billy!! Does Rondo have a history of being a dirty player?? Ja Morant is our ‘Most likely to tear an ACL because he’s looking to posterize someone … of the year’ Kevin ruins one woman’s perception of Michael Jackson Kevin thinks Lebron was actually fine all of last year and faked his injury Frank Vogel wants AD to take 6 3s a game [Prediction] Alex (2-1) Loss against Mavs, Ryan (2-1) Loss against Mavs, Kevin (3-0) Isaiah Thomas’ grey suit Kevin finds out that Assistant Coaches actually do something on the sideline Pau Gasol … end of an era Odom should get a special jersey in the rafters We pick different Lakers things to retire in Staples Center Nike could make some ugly jerseys, but couldn’t figure out a new Lebron jersey Iguodala isn’t going to be bought out by the Grizz We get petty talking about Paul George’s flip flopping

Welcome to this week's meeting of the Vampire Movie Club where we talk about dogs, if people write their own IMDB bios, dog things in I Am Legend and The Strain, another Cal Worthington siting, and lots of puppy squeals. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077470/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 fb.com/vampiremovieclub ig.com/vampiremovieclub twitter.com/vampmovieclub vampiremovieclub@gmail.com

Welcome to this week's meeting of the Vampire Movie Club where we talk about the best roller coasters, Cal Worthington, the band Visiting Kids, and a bunch of inside jokes about us recording Blade (which you won't hear for a while). https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100506/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1 fb.com/vampiremovieclub ig.com/vampiremovieclub twitter.com/vampmovieclub vampiremovieclub@gmail.com

Watching car commercials, knowing your wife is cheating on you.

Alyson Grimm of The Room Minute is with me again to talk Haddonfield palm trees, pervy Doctor Loomis lurking, Cal Worthington and his dog Spot, attorney Edgar Snyder, and the houses of Halloween.

In this episode Ali & Mike both LOVE Night Court! Also in this episode, Ali & Mike discuss the Gilroy Garlic Festival and why its a terrible horrible thing, the methiness and stabbiness of Butte County, Snick, Cal Worthington and... his Dog Spot, and something about Cam'ron.

Carolyn and Karma open the podcast with breaking Jonas Brothers news. Then they take a look at Randy Orton's twitter likes, remember Cal Worthington, try Ghost Pepper chips and new M&M's and fall in love with Palicos (well, Producer does).

Greetings and salutations, friends and lovers! On this episode of Got Me A Movie, we’ve got a fine double feature of off-beat romance, just in time for Valentine’s Day. First on deck is 1985’s Into The Night, starring Jeff Goldblum and Michelle Pfeiffer, and directed by John Landis. It’s a strange movie that has trouble really knowing what it is or what it’s supposed to be, but it’s packed with enough quirk to remain relevant (even if it is among the least talked-about of Landis’ films). In the episode, we get into whether or not we’re supposed to believe this film takes place in our reality, or a world that’s just like it — but, you know, slightly off. The film also evokes some “‘80s in L.A.” nostalgia, which Andrew gets to pontificate about, so keep an ear out for some Cal Worthington love. Next up is 1988’s Miracle Mile, starring Anthony Edwards and Mare Winningham, and directed by Steve De Jarnatt. Of the two films discussed here, this one is the more obvious love story, and even though it’s chaotic and crazy and at times even terrifying, it’s actually very sweet. And it also takes place in Los Angeles! In the episode, we discuss if you can really cross the streams of nuclear apocalypse and budding romance, as well as how this film compares to other apocalyptic stories. I even get to talk about my favorite subject of determinism vs. randomness for a bit! So please enjoy this episode, and don’t forget to share the love by subscribing, rating, and reviewing! The post GOT ME A MOVIE Episode 09: Love and Chaos in L.A. appeared first on Cinepunx.

This episode recorded in front of a live studio audience.  Jealous?!  Join us for our very first live episode as we discuss a few local commercials and the mad cowboy mattress manic geniuses behind them from Crazy Gideon to Cal Worthington.  Since we showed video clips in the show be sure to follow along with the cheat sheet of links on our tumblr page so you too can see the glory that is these videos.  And don't you forget our video intro which will also be on that page!

The Boys dive right into the huge Three's Company Lyrics Controversy. Does Richard Kline get residuals from Leisure Suit Larry? Wheel of Fortune has sure changed over the years. Silver Spoons origins are explored. Alan Thicke –RIP. Whiskey Tasting Time! Old Weller Antique 107 is on the menu today. Reece's Pieces vs Peanut Butter M&M's. Steve Ausburne has a timely review of Vibes with Jeff Goldblum which leads right into the career of Wes Anderson's. John Larroquette had a movie career too, and we need to protect him. Old commercials like Cal Worthington and his Dog Spot as well Marty Sherman and George from The Saw Mill are broken down. Casey Williams has an embarrassing story about The Lost Boys. Corey Feldman was one of the best things about 2016. Lastly, Lik m Aide. Join Us Michael! Website = http://www.barrelproofcomedy.com/ Facebook = https://www.facebook.com/barrelproofcomedy   Email = barrelproofcomedy@gmail.com Twitter = @barrelproofpod iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/barrel-proof-comedy-podcast/id1029674204?mt=2

Jeremy and Michael review the Northern Mockingbird and discuss Cal Worthington’s pussy-cow, decision trees for shooting animals vs children, products we love, clothes we hate, Dr. Dick & Co’s penis transplants, Dr. Heimlich’s maneuvering, gross children, birth control ads, lose-lose disciplinary action, Elmer the Grunch®, fictional cookie backstories, white male action movie strippers, Making America Mic-Drop Again, and asian spaghetti.

This week we ask the question that gets asked every year leading up to it "Is E3 still relevant?" things get random from there as we talk Dead Space, Event Horizon, Horror Games, "Titty Streamers", Cal Worthington and his dog Spot, EA UFC 2, VR Gaming, and a lot more!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trps/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trps/support

Growing up in Southern California, the most famous car salesman on my TV was Cal Worthington. He and his hat and his (never really a canine) "dog" Spot persuaded me, a six year old, that I need to buy a car. From him. How did he do that? In this episode of the N of Us, Cal, homemaker Betty and her Tupperware and Top Gun lead us down the two routes of the Elaboration Likelihood Model of Persuasion to find out.

#61 - To get you ready for the Super Bowl, we talk about our favorite TV commercials over the years.  Mortal Kombat, Zelda, Cal Worthington, Carl's Jr, and many more are discussed.  This show is a real Homerun!   Category: Other

Here’s the end of our coverage of “Shadow Walks”  by lorien829. In this one we find Hermione, but is she our Hermione? We go off topic with fruit flies and Cal Worthington and his dog Spot. We do find that we are excited by the many worlds that are out there; Tricia even has a […]

Tyler and David discuss films based on Elmore Leonard's work as well as the life and work of Cal Worthington.

Tales of L.A. inlcuding the Jane Mansfield's curse, Cal Worthington and his dog Spot, the Alien at the Olympics, Old haunted horse-drawn carriage, Lon Cheney's ghost on the bench, Barnsdall's body eaten by dogs, CIA Movie Studio and much more