Podcasts about Call Me Lucky

This week on Beale Street Caravan we have country bad boy Dale Watson. Watson is fresh off the release of February's “Call Me Lucky,” an album he cut for Red House Records. Rolling Stone commended album cut “The Dumb Song,” an ode to all the dumb things we shouldn't do. Listen to Watson at his performance at Old Dominick Distillery in Downtown Memphis, TN.

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The party is back together after a very busy week along with Caesero, they all go out to get some breakfast. A special thanks to Nihilore for the music - ⁠https://www.nihilore.com/⁠ Find us all over - https://linktr.ee/big_campaign_stories And thanks to for the soundeffects - https://pixabay.com/music/search/

Randy watches a fake television special, "Give Me Pity"- and liked it. Clark praises "Blackberry", which leans more tragedy than biopic. Russ shares his journey with the new series, "Dead Ringers" and ties in his recent experience with childbirth. Also, Clark and Russ discuss their "Big Shark" screening experience with Tommy Wiseau - included at the end of the episode is the Q&A from the screening. Also, also - Clark finally saw Scream VI and the boys freely discuss the film. That means spoilers. Big Shark: 2:11:50 Films: Cloud Atlas (2012), Paranormal Activity 2 (2010), Call Me Lucky (2015), Please Baby Please (2022), Give Me Pity! (2022), The Five Devils (2022), The Innocents (2021), BlackBerry (2023), Tetris (2023), The Dirties (2013), Operation Avalanche (2016), Air (2023), Scream VI (2023), Scream (2022), Big Shark (2023), Howl of the Devil (1988), Dead Ringers (1988), Dead Ringers (TV),  Hey, we're on YouTube!  Listening on an iPhone? Don't forget to rate us on iTunes!   Fill our fe-mailbag by emailing us at OverlookHour@gmail.com   Reach us on Instagram (@theoverlooktheatre) Facebook (@theoverlookhour) Twitter (@OverlookHour)

Who is Bill Small?Bill Small is no stranger to diversifying his skills; he's made his living as a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, Mystiquero, entrepreneur, artist, producer, vocal coach, business and personal coach... all facets that combine into a potent musical force evident on his latest release, Call Me Lucky.Bill grew up in a musical household where everyone could sing, just a stone's throw from the Big Apple. From Sinatra and swing to show-tunes. Todd Rundgren to Pink Floyd. Growing up in the 70's with FM radio and 2 older sisters to steal records from, he caught the music bug bad. Part of his teen years were spent learning everything he could about theater while working as a student performer and intern at The Whole Theater Company in Montclair, NJ. When he wasn't doing that he was writing songs and.....you guessed it, playing in bands! Bill moved around some during high school with his family, and then on his own after graduation, and always found a band to play music with. Playing in bands has been a constant for most of his life. After 2 years studying voice at at Berklee College of Music in Boston, and another couple of years living in Jersey and working in New York City, he decided to make a change. His family had lived in a magical place called Austin, TX before he was born, and when he was very young, they used to take family vacations to Texas. He had been hearing about all the great music there and of course, being in his "Guitar Slinger" phase, the lure of Stevie Ray was too hard to resist. Bill moved to Austin along with two great friends and fine musicians from Jersey, and they found themselves performing all over Austin in the early nineties as Heavy Weather.More bands came and went in the nineties (Radio Thieves, Stringbones), and a solo record entitled Singin. There was a move back to Boston, then to Nashville, a divorce and then finally a move back to Austin in 2004. As Bill puts it, fate intervened for his longest running band gig to date. “I got a call from my friend Marcus Eldridge, another old friend from Texas who had recently returned from Nashville. He was having lunch with my friend John Greenberg, and Walt Wilkins. I heard Walt in Nashville and we met once briefly, and I was a big fan of his music. Walt needed a band for a gig at Gruene Hall and John was kind enough to remind him that I played the bass. So the Mystiqueros were born on stage at Gruene Hall in the spring of 2006. Best band I've ever worked with. Period.”Since then, there's been more records produced and or engineered, lots of miles, lots of shows, and lots more to come. Call Me Lucky is Bill's latest solo offering...a soulful and thoughtful album full of plenty of stomp and groove. Coupled with Bill's unmistakable vocal style, it makes for a journey just as entertaining as his life story. How to Connect with Bill?Website: https://billsmallmusic.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wbsmallInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/willibsmall.....FREE 6-Week Quantum Abundance Course for the First 30 Who Registerhttps://drvic.systeme.io/quantum-abundance-lp Do You Want to Learn the Simple Business Success Formula to Quantum Leap Your Life, Business and 10X Your Fulfillment in Life? www.CallwithDrVic.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Even before the pandemic, Bobcat Goldthwait had one of the most fascinating careers in comedy history with, as he says, "selling out" first as a stand-up, then finding his way to be a beloved indie director with work ranging from World's Greatest Dad to God Bless America to Call Me Lucky to Jimmy Kimmel Live. Goldthwait continued along his own path as he moved from LA to the woods in Illinois to maintain his "day job" of doing stand-up comedy in order to make his small, but fiercely loved movies. On this week's TCB Field Report, Bobcat talks wonderfully in-depth with TCB's Jake Kroeger about the ever-changing landscape of comedy through film/TV/stage through all the decades he has been in comedy and what lies ahead in the decades to come. Follow Bobcat @bobcatgoldthwait on IG The Comedy Bureau @thecomedybureau across platforms and please, please support TCB via GoFundMe, Patreon, or on Venmo (@jakekroeger). Produced by Jake Kroeger Music by Brian Granillo Artwork by Andrew Delman and KT

Bing Crosby's entertaining memories of his childhood and singing and acting.

Bing Crosby's entertaining memories of his childhood and singing and acting.

Bing Crosby's entertaining memories of his childhood and singing and acting.

Bing Crosby's entertaining memories of his childhood and singing and acting.

Bill Small Badass Business Coach & Music Pro at Artist Mind and podcaster. Badass Business Coach & Music Pro at Artist Mind Inc. Working with small biz owners to build thriving, sustainable, lovable work lives. Makes records (still calls them records), performs worldwide, loves the beach, getting people clear, & hanging with family. Bill Small is no stranger to diversifying his skills; he's made his living as a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, Mystiquero, entrepreneur, artist, producer, vocal coach, business and personal coach... all facets that combine into a potent musical force evident on his latest release, Call Me Lucky. Bill grew up in a musical household where everyone could sing, just a stone's throw from the Big Apple. From Sinatra and swing to show-tunes. Todd Rundgren to Pink Floyd. Growing up in the 70's with FM radio and 2 older sisters to steal records from, he caught the music bug bad. Part of his teen years were spent learning everything he could about theater while working as a student performer and intern at The Whole Theater Company in Montclair, NJ. When he wasn't doing that he was writing songs and.....you guessed it, playing in bands! Since then, there's been more records produced and or engineered, lots of miles, lots of shows, and lots more to come.  Call Me Lucky is Bill's latest solo offering...a soulful and thoughtful album full of plenty of stomp and groove.  Coupled with Bill's unmistakable vocal style, it makes for a journey just as entertaining as his life story.  To check out Bills stuff https://billsmallmusic.com/ and for the podcast https://subtleartofnotyelling.com/   To support the podcast and get access to features about guitar playing and song writing visit https://www.patreon.com/vichyland and also news for all the creative music that we do at Bluescamp UK and France visit www.bluescampuk.co.uk For details of the Ikaro music charity visit www.ikaromusic.com Big thanks to Josh Ferrara for the music

It's another documentary, nerds! This week, we look at Bobcat Goldthwait's film on the life and work of comedian, activist and author, Barry Crimmins. We have a chat about stand-up comedy, forget some well-known comedians' names and generally have a coupla goofs and gaffs. T/W: This documentary deals with some heavy stuff, so if you're planning on watching it, please be aware that it contains mention of rape and child sexual abuse. Take care of yourselves, friends! We love you!

This is a vulnerable and transparent episode this week. I’m sharing a FB LIVE from my Rise & Shine morning show, because I truly believe it’s for one of you to hear. I’ve been called a lot of things in my life, good and bad. But one thing you cannot call me is lucky! Because I do not serve a God of favorites. I do not serve a God of luck. It’s time that we as women start speaking that we are blessed and highly favored from the moment we wake up until we close our eyes. So excuse me if I preach a little in this episode. But I’m passionate about you living your greatest days, walking out the calling and life God has for you. I’m still living, that means God is not done with me and he’s not done with you either. In April, in my exclusive group called The Inner Circle, I’m teaching my course, “The Law of Attraction.” I’m inviting YOU to join! You can find all the details at Robbiepage.com. Tune in every Monday to a brand new episode, or join me and my guests on my YouTube channel every Thursday at 3pm/cst as we record the podcast LIVE! Enjoy this week’s podcast, friends!

"Pastor Jim" Corley is a 77-year-old former pastor who now serves as editor for a multinational company while splitting time between Arizona and Oregon. In addition to these careers, he has also been a farmhand, janitor, heavy equipment operator, warehouseman, factory worker, insurance salesman, and teacher of cultural anthropology. But his greatest accomplishment was marrying Lynetta. Listen to Jim as he explains how a serious hand injury at a young age led him into a career with religion that begs the question, "Do I feel odd?"Find us, follow us, like us, and subscribe!Web: mikeyopp.comTwitter: @coffintalkpod IG: @coffintalkpodcastFB: coffintalkpodcastSupport the show Get full access to The Casual Casuist at mikeyopp.substack.com/subscribe

Featuring CW Today with Loretta Walker. Today is all about the 3 "G's" that God has given us to remind us how truly blessed we are.  Music is brought to you by Faith Music Missions. Learn more here >>> https://www.faithmusicmissions.org Register for the FAITHful Ladies Daycation on our website at https://www.faithmusicradio.com/. Eleven2One Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/eleven2one/ Eleven2One on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/eleven2one/?hl=en

Featuring A Word of Encouragement with Vicky Mutchler. Today is all about the 3 "G's" that God has given us to remind us how truly blessed we are.  Music is brought to you by Faith Music Missions. Learn more here >>> https://www.faithmusicmissions.org Register for the FAITHful Ladies Daycation on our website at https://www.faithmusicradio.com/. Eleven2One Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/eleven2one/ Eleven2One on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/eleven2one/?hl=en

On today's pod-meal, Myq big ups his friend Liz Glazer (and their weekly IG live chat show, Weird Week Wednesdays), his mother, Rini's Aunt Annette, his friend Brendan, his recent episode of Broccoli and Ice Cream with dear old friend Micah Sherman, the freestyle rap of the great Chaz Kangas, the wonderful comic Barry Crimmins (and the movie "Call Me Lucky"), his linguistics advisor Prof. O'Connor, absurdity, mundanity, and the niceness of all his listeners. That's you! You're nice. Thank you!

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Today I'm joined by cinematographer Bradley Stonesifer. Bradley Graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography, Summa Cum Laude. His tireless hands-on approach to story, camera and lighting laid the groundwork for his generous work ethic. Bradley is a highly accomplished cinematographer who has lensed narrative projects that have premiered at the largest film festivals, and big screens worldwide. Including Car Chase Comedy "Hit n Run” by Dax Shepard, Cult Classic “God Bless America” and Sundance Darling “The Vicious Kind”. His feature Documentary work “Call Me Lucky” premiered at Sundance; and his short form work “Me + Her”, a cardboard puppet movie which premiered at Sundance ’14 is truly one of a kind! As a Commercial DP Bradley helped launch the Microsoft “Common” Campaign. He’s had two Super Bowl Commercials to date. He also founded successful production company Island Creek Pictures with his wife. Bradley's passion for storytelling hinges on pairing meaningful stories with cinematic visuals. Watch: Me + Her IMDb Island Creek Pictures ---- To learn more about What's My Frame? visit whatsmyframe.com or @whatsmyframe on Instagram Hosted by Laura Linda Bradley --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whats-my-frame/support

Broadcast originally aired February 17, 2020 at 9:30 am, on WRCR 1700AM and www.WRCR.comIn celebration of Black History Month, the show focused on "Just Call Me Lucky", the new book about Hezekiah Easter. Based on extensive personal interviews and written in the "as told to" style by Elizabeth Vallone, the book highlights Easter's many contributions to our community, including his work as the first African American to hold elected office in Rockland County, his tireless efforts to preserve Mount Moor Cemetery, and much more.About the Author: Elizabeth Palombella Vallone holds bachelor's and master's degrees from Montclair State University and Long Island University. She is a teacher and freelance writer, as well as a contributing author to the anthologies Imprints on Rockland County History (1983) and Curragia: Writings of Italian American Women (1998). Mrs. Vallone published Stone Perpendicular to Stone—A Tribute to the Land of My Ancestors in 1997. In 2005, she tried her hand at historical fiction with Beyond Bagheria, a novel set in the early twentieth century, and Barbarossa’s Princess, set in twelfth-century Sicily. Her newest work, Heaven, Hell and Hoboken, was released in 2015. Originally from Hoboken, New Jersey, Mrs. Vallone lives in Rockland County.***"Crossroads of Rockland History," a program of the Historical Society of Rockland County, airs on the third Monday of each month at 9:30 am, right after the Steve and Jeff Morning Show, on WRCR Radio 1700 AM, with live streaming at www.WRCR.com. Join host Clare Sheridan as we explore, celebrate, and learn about our local history, with different topics and guest speakers every month.The Historical Society of Rockland County is a nonprofit educational institution and principal repository for original documents and artifacts relating to Rockland County. Its headquarters are a four-acre site featuring a history museum and the 1832 Jacob Blauvelt House in New City, New York.www.RocklandHistory.org

Wherein we are pre-Wednesday gig recording, FCUK is instructed, we learn DI leaves just in case t-shirts in his car, and many puns occur. We discuss where men work, DI and MB both had their cars washed, stolen Woolies bags, do we need to hear from the pilot?, airport security. Also; MB does an accent, we harken back to Ep 123, DI's chicken ’n’ neighbours story, DI suggests a new segment, "sick to the back teeth”. And: Anagrapp, MB talks about “Call Me Lucky” - not ancient history - capitalism ruins everything (MB), old tech. Plus: DI’s new pedal board, What Would Our Religion Be Called? >> Chicken manure is the feces of chickens used as an organic fertilizer, especially for soil low in nitrogen. >> Porky Pig : N-now just a minute, you n-nervy old duck. You got outside in the chicken coop where you belong. Daffy Duck : Coop, schmoop! I ain't sleeping in no chicken coop. I'm a duck. Have you got a duck coop? Porky Pig : Y-yes, I have. Daffy Duck : You have? Porky Pig : Y-yes. Daffy Duck : Oh. Well, is it a convertible coupe? Because I'm a convertible duck. [a car top appears in Daffy's back] Daffy Duck : See, chubby? [Runs around making car noises] >> As with most Australian marsupials, possums are solitary animals and do not congregate together in large numbers like for example a "mob" of kangaroos or a "herd" of cattle. >> Call Me Lucky (2015) moviehttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt3899932/ >> Music Within (2007) moviehttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt0422783/ www.trcduo.comwww.domitaliano.comwww.mattbradshaw.comemail: podcast@trcduo.comFB: facebook.com/trcduoFB: facebook.com/MattyBBradshawFB: facebook.com/dom.italiano.7Instagram: instagram.com/trcduoTwitter: twitter.com/trcduo

Ep420: Chris Smither talks about being inspired by Lightning Hopkins, his early career in the Cambridge Folk Revival scene, and plays tracks from Call Me Lucky. "Hang out with Chris Smither and listen to Call Me Lucky" originated from Americana Music Show.

Show #450   Che Apalache -  The Dreamer  (Rearrange My Heart)   Eilen Jewell - You Cared Enough To Lie  (Gypsy)  Dale Watson - Inside View   (Call Me Lucky)    Rodney Crowell - Flatland Hillbillies  (Texas)   (mic break) Joe Pug - The Flood In Color  (The Flood in Color) Annie Bacon & Her Oshen -  Better Not Begin  (Nothing Stays the Same)  Sugarcane Jane - Red Flags Warning  (Southern State of Mind)  Che Apalache - Rock of Ages  (Rearrange My Heart) Eilen Jewell - 79 Cents (The Meow Song)  (Gypsy) (mic break) Mike and the Moonpies - Cheap Silver  (Cheap Silver and Solid Country Gold) Erin Costelo - Lights Down Low  (Sweet Marie)  Tyler Childers - All Your'n   (Country Squire) J.S. Ondara - Days Of Insanity  (Tales of America)    The HawtThorns - Broken Wings   (Morning Sun) (mic break) Eilen Jewell - Fear   (Gypsy) Che Apalache - Rearrange My Heart   (Rearrange My Heart)

Bobcat Goldthwait (World’s Greatest Dad, God Bless America, Call Me Lucky) discusses his friendship with Kurt Cobain and opening up for Nirvana, smashing up the set at Arsenio Hall Show, and the time he made a nun cry. Bobcat opens up about his own depression, being friends with Robin Williams for 30 years and how hard his death hit him. Brought to you by boostedboards.com Right now, Boosted is offering our listeners a $75 off the purchase of an electric vehicle, when you use the code IOU at checkout. Boosted’s vehicle-grade electric skateboards and scooters are the modern solution to your transportation woes. ohmygut.info/podcast If your gut symptoms return again, and again, and you don’t know why, it may be time to seek help. Like thirteen million others, you might have a real medical condition called Irritable Bowel Syndrome with Constipation or IBS-C. To get more info about your symptoms and IBS-C go to ohmygut.com/podcast. Learn about your constipation, abdominal pain, and bloating.

Join the On Life & Land team as we take a road trip through and around Nashville, Tennessee. For the first of our four Nashville episodes, we sit down with musician Dale Watson for a conversation about music and land, about his adopted second home in Tennessee, and about how a farmer named David Buxkemper became the subject of a song on his latest album, “Call Me Lucky.”

This week on Beale Street Caravan we have country bad boy Dale Watson. Watson is fresh off the release of February’s “Call Me Lucky,” an album he cut for Red House Records. Rolling Stone commended album cut “The Dumb Song,” an ode to all the dumb things we shouldn’t do. Listen to Watson at his performance at Old Dominick Distillery in Downtown Memphis, TN.      

CHRIS SMITHER is truly an American original. For over 50 years, Smiother draws deeply from the blues, American folk music, modern poets, and philosophers. He’s forged lifelong friendships with many musicians, including Bonnie Raitt who went on to record his songs, “Love You Like A Man” and “I Feel the Same. Smither recently released his eighteenth record, ‘Call Me Lucky’ on Signature Sounds/Mighty Albert. It’s arguably his best. SAM MORROW has found his footing as an artist and appears poised to join the ranks of a member of Los Angeles' country elite. He was recently named by Rolling Stone as 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know. At 27 years old, Morrow has released a confident career-defining album ‘Concrete and Mud’ on Forty Below Records. It’s rooted in Texas twang, southern stomp, and old-school funky-tonk. WoodSongs Kid: Ruby Leigh Pearson is an eleven-year-old country singer from Folley, Missouri. Listen Now

Dale Watson has been a a longtime presence in Austin, but he's found a second home of sorts in the town that gave rise to the 1950s heyday of Elvis Presley and other American music legends. Austin360 music writer Peter Blackstock chats with Watson about his new album, "Call Me Lucky," his annual Ameripolitan Music Awards show, and what it's like to split time between two musical cities.

In this episode, I recount a conversation with my sister that gave me a weird feeling of immense perspective and gratitude. I talk about the fact that we’re all extremely lucky for getting many of the things we have that we didn’t earn, and reflect on my position of tremendous opportunity.

Show #438   Chatham County Line - Walk Don’t Run   Sharing The Covers  (intro bed) Hayes Carll - American Dream  (What It Is) Amelia White - Free Advice  (Rhythm Of The Rain)   Steve Conn - Famous   (Flesh and Bone)   Dale Watson - Tupelo Mississippi & A '57 Fairlane   (Call Me Lucky) (mic break) Mandolin Orange -  The Wolves  (Tides of a Teardrop) Cave Twins -  Buddy I'll Be There  (Best Friends For Now)   Jess Klein -  In Dreams  (Back To My Green) Jason Ringenberg - Many Happy Hangovers To You  (Stand Tall) (mic break) Our Native Daughters - I Knew I Could Fly  (Songs of Our Native Daughters) Pierce Pettis - Look Over Your Shoulder   (Father's Son) Gurf Morlix - Sliver Of Light   (Impossible Blue)   Rosie Flores - Love Don't Love Nobody  (Simple Case Of The Blues) (mic break) Vandoliers - Cigarettes In The Rain  (Forever) The Way Down Wanderers - Principles of Salt  (Illusions) (mic break) Mac Wiseman - 'Tis Sweet to Be Remembered   (I Sang The Song)  

CHRIS SMITHER is truly an American original. For over 50 years, Smiother draws deeply from the blues, American folk music, modern poets, and philosophers. He's forged lifelong friendships with many musicians, including Bonnie Raitt who went on to record his songs, “Love You Like A Man” and “I Feel the Same. Smither recently released his eighteenth record, ‘Call Me Lucky' on Signature Sounds/Mighty Albert. It's arguably his best. SAM MORROW has found his footing as an artist and appears poised to join the ranks of a member of Los Angeles' country elite. He was recently named by Rolling Stone as 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know. At 27 years old, Morrow has released a confident career-defining album ‘Concrete and Mud' on Forty Below Records. It's rooted in Texas twang, southern stomp, and old-school funky-tonk. WoodSongs Kid: Ruby Leigh Pearson is an eleven-year-old country singer from Folley, Missouri. ,

In this episode I dive into one of my favorite topics which is LUCK does NOT exist without ACTION. Share this with someone you think needs to hear it!! Share your stories & tag us #MadeForGreatnessPodcast

If you remember Bobcat Goldthwait’s “extreme” standup-comedy persona, it might be difficult to reconcile with his career as a prolific TV and movie director. He’s made some great films like World’s Greatest Dad with his pal Robin Williams, and Call Me Lucky, a compelling documentary about one of his mentors, comedian-turned-activist Barry Crimmins. Now he’s presiding over an unpredictable anthology series on TruTV called Bobcat Goldthwait’s Misfits & Monsters. Leonard and Jessie were delighted to meet the real guy behind the comic mask and the creative force behind so many interesting TV and movie projects.

The blues-based singer-songwriter who has written for Bonnie Raitt and other artists started out in the epicenter of the NY/Boston folk scene among contemporaries like Bob Dylan and Eric Von Schmidt reminisces about his career, the art of songwriting, jamming with blues legends like Son House, his battles with alcoholism and what success means both professionally and personally. He performs Train Home and Leave The Light On. This week's post-interview surveys and Chris' performance of By The Numbers were released as a donor-only ep at www.Patreon.com/mentalpod Chris' tour dates and details on how to buy his new album Call Me Lucky are available at www.ChrisSmither.com Follow him on Twitter @ChrisSmither_ Check out his Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ChrisSmitherMusic/ This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp.  To get your first week of online counseling free go to www.BetterHelp.com/mental  Must be 18 To become a monthly donor for as little as $1/month (and qualify for bonus content and goodies from Paul go to www.Patreon.com/mentalpod To make a one-time donation via Paypal go to www.mentalpod.com/donate You can make a one-time donation via Zelle by sending money to mentalpod at gmail.com To help fund Paul's next trip to record international guests, especially in Ireland, go to https://www.gofundme.com/pauls-trip-to-ireland Follow Paul on Twitter @mentalpod and Instagram @mentalpod

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Chris Smither joins us on this week's Fretboard Journal Podcast to talk about his new double-album, Call Me Lucky. We chat about his unique interpretations of well-trodden covers such as “Sittin' On Top of the World” and “Maybellene,” learn about his guitar of choice – a custom Collings 000 with a 12-fret, short scale neck, a cutaway and a solid peghead that he purchased from the Music Emporium - plus a lot more. This episode is brought to you by Carter Vintage. 

Stories often emerge from scribblings in notebooks. But we also find them tumbling out of pantries, rolled amid rumpled shirts in suitcases and spewing forth from text messages with friends. This week we feast on offerings from brilliant writers and one man who’s spent 50 years honing his songwriting craft.Mohsin Hamid’s Mystical Exits —1:35We knew author Mohsin Hamid’s novel, “Exit West,” was going to be a good read. His prior best-sellers create emotionally rich worlds that create pathways between global events and personal revelation. But when we realized “Exit West” has been shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, and chosen as this year’s Multnomah County Library Everybody Reads selection, we went running for the bookstore. A graceful love story about two refugees traveling the world through magical portals, it unpacks some crushing realities of the global refugee crisis, without losing sight of the personal losses of his characters. We’re listening this week to an excerpt of Think Out Loud’s full interview with Hamid, recorded live at Literary Arts.Call Him Lucky: Songwriter Chris Smither’s Lessons From the Road —12:52For 50 years, singer-songwriter Chris Smither has been honing his craft. Smither grew up in New Orleans, then moved between Paris, Mexico and the South, before eventually settling in New England. That wide map seems to give his songs a fluidity, but it’s the southern influence that really gives his songs their depth and color. Smother was in Portland for a recent date at the Alberta Rose Theater. opbmusic caught up with him for a pre-show soundcheck and conversation with singer-songwriter Robin Bacior. Smither’s new record is “Call Me Lucky.”Process, Past, and Presents with Stacey Tran — 20:22Poet Stacey Tran has a vibrant writing process. In addition to getting verse down on paper, she also collages words, phrases, and fragments in ways that may or may not end when her poems go to publication. For her new poetry collection, “Soap for the Dogs” (Gramma Press), Tran committed to paper prose poems, fake haiku, as well as experimental forms. A student of language, fluent in English and Vietnamese, she delights in how we use words and how we change them. Tran tells us about some of the touchstones for her work.Sitting Around A Tender Table — 33:26When Stacey Tran is not writing poems, she’s making space for others to tell their stories. It’s been a year since she first invited friends for a pot-luck style session of storytelling, with an emphasis on family, food and identity. Tender Table has become a hub for women, femmes, and gender non-binary people to find community. This week, Stacey invited two of her favorite storytellers from the series, Mercedes Orozco (former director of UNA Gallery) and Leslie Stevenson for a slightly-condensed (but very tasty) version.World Premiere of “Manahatta” at OSF — 43:11Oregon Shakespeare Festival is premiering a new play this spring by Mary Katherine Nagle — a playwright, a formidable lawyer, and a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. It’s the story of a securities trader dealing with her own indigenous history, while her family struggles to hold onto their home during the Great Recession. "Manahatta” draws fascinating parallels between colonial American history and the financial crisis. Liam Moriarty of Jefferson Public Radio takes us behind the scenes in Ashland.Portland Tropical Gardens, A Small Correction — 49:34A couple of weeks ago on the show, we misidentified some of the artists working on the Portland Tropical Gardens. Xi Jie Ng, Michael Stevenson Jr, Erika Dedini, and Shawn Creeden are graduates of different programs within Portland State University’s School of Art and Design. Rachel Hines is a Senior Instructor in Art Practices at PSU. Also, Ralph Pugay is not teaching in the Art and Social Practice program; he is a visiting professor of Art Practice. OPB regrets the error.

For the 14th episode of Documenteers, we cover just about all ranges of emotions watching the 2015 biographical documentary "Call Me Lucky" by Bobcat Goldthwait. Bob Sham and Angela are brought into the humorous and dark world of Barry Crimmins. The comedian/activist who we lost just late last February. The emotions get heavy as we discuss easily the most disturbing crime so far. Documentaries can be sad. This film is also deftly funny and fascinating. It's streaming on Netflix right now. Go watch it and cry about it with us. RIP Barry Crimmins.

Show #410   Vivian Leva - Time Is Everything  (Time Is Everything)  Chris Smither - The Blame's on Me  (Call Me Lucky)  Dalton Domino - Decent Man  (Corners) Sherman Ewing - Prodigal Son #22: Tombstone  (Come and Meet Me) (mic break) The Nouveaux Honkies - Today Won't Be Easy  (Loud In Here) Caleb Caudle - Madelyn  (Crushed Coins)  Scott Nolan - Forever Is A Long Time  (Silverhill) Chris Smither - Nobody Home  (Call Me Lucky) Vivian Leva - Why Don't You Introduce Me As Your Darlin'  (Time Is Everything) (mic break) Joe Henry - Believer  (Thrum) The Maggie Valley Band - Cold Water   (The Hardest Part) Chuck McDermott - A Thousand Cuts  (Gin & Rosewater) 6 String Drag - Wrong Girl   (Top of the World)    Dallas Moore - Mr. Honky Tonk  (Mr Honky Tonk)  (mic break) Chris Smither - Down To The Sound  (Call Me Lucky) Vivian Leva - Last Of My Kind  (Time Is Everything)

Industry Standard 240: RIP - Best of Barry Crimmins presented by Hello Fresh (for $30 off your first week of HelloFresh, visit go to hellofresh.com and enter the promo code KATZ30)Former Air America radio writer and correspondent (2003-2006), social justice activist, internationally renowned political satirist and author of the acclaimed seven stories press book 'Never Shake Hands with a War Criminal' helped bring the Boston comedy scene into the modern age when he founded two of Boston's most fabled clubs: The Ding Ho and Stitches. Such acts as Steven Wright, Paula Poundstone, Bobcat Goldthwait, Kevin Meaney, Jimmy Tingle and many, many others cut their comedic teeth in the rooms Crimmins started at shows he produced. As the years went on, he became an activist of sorts, travelling to Nicaragua to perform political satire about the U.S. government and the Contras. The brilliant, multi-talented Barry Crimmins is also an actor, known for The Young Comedians All-Star Reunion (1986) When Stand Up Stood Out (2003), and Call Me Lucky (2015) which documents in detail his traumatic early childhood experiences of being raped my a next door neighbor in the basement of his own home. Crimmin's satirical writing and comedy routines have focused through the years on the need for political and social change. Crimmins received the "Peace Leadership Award" in 1991 from Boston Mobilization for Survival. The award was presented by Noam Chomsky. Additionally, he was honored by Community Works with the "Artist for Social Change Award" for his years of activism. In 1994, Howard Zinn presented Barry Crimmins along with Maya Angelou "The Courage of Conscience Award" from Wellesley College and the Life Experience School at the Peace Abbey in Sherborn, Massachusetts. Barry's friend Howard Zinn did the presenting that day. His work as an activist, journalist and performer has taken him everywhere from the American campaign trail to war zones in Central America to Camp Casey on the perimeter of the George W. Bush compound in Craw-Ford, Texas. On June 4, 2016, Barry shot an hour special in Lawrence, Kansas for Louis C.K.'s Pig Newton Productions. Barry is a true American comedy legend who never rests on his laurels, instead building each performance on a lifetime of remarkable experiences and a comic mind that has made him into the one-of-a-kind comic you really need to see.

Conversation #138, recorded on December 10th, 2014. Bobcat Goldthwait is a comedian, writer, director and actor. He's appeared in the film SCROOGED, SHAKES THE CLOWN, HERCULES and the POLICE ACADEMY films. In his recent years, Bobcat has rebranded himself as a skilled writer/director, churning out solid films like SLEEPING DOGS LIE, WORLD'S GREATEST DAD, GOD BLESS AMERICA, WILLOW CREEK and CALL ME LUCKY. Hail Satire! is hosted and produced by Vic Shuttee. 

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Comedian/Activist/Political Satirist Barry Crimmins. Barry is a legend. A great mind, an author and activist and political satirist. He has been an important voice of passion and reason since the 1970s. He has stood before thousands of audiences of every size and type and told them the truth with wit and wisdom, with anger and compassion. Barry was a towering example to me when I started doing standup at age 18. He fostered the comedy scene that I cut my teeth on and later became my friend. More than all of that, I am his fan. I love his voice. He makes me laugh. He's always right. There has NEVER been another comic like him.  The great thing about comedians is that they get better with time. And I feel very lucky to be bringing you Barry's first standup special. I produced it and directed it and he worked incredibly hard over the last two years on the road shaping it and putting it together and he left every ounce of it on the stage when we filmed him. When you watch this special, you'll be seeing a great comic and a prime and only example of what comedy is at it's best. You'll see a comedian who cares about what he is saying and who brings integrity and experience and an unmatched skill as a writer to his performance.  About two years ago, Bob Goldthwait, a good friend of Barry's, produced a documentary about him titled "Call Me Lucky". It covers a whole other part of Barry's life where he made a huge impact.  

Former Air America radio writer and correspondent (2003-2006), social justice activist, internationally renowned political satirist and author of the acclaimed seven stories press book 'Never Shake Hands with a War Criminal' helped bring the Boston comedy scene into the modern age when he founded two of Boston's most fabled clubs: The Ding Ho and Stitches. Such acts as Steven Wright, Paula Poundstone, Bobcat Goldthwait, Kevin Meaney, Jimmy Tingle and many, many others cut their comedic teeth in the rooms Crimmins started at shows he produced. As the years went on, he became an activist of sorts, travelling to Nicaragua to perform political satire about the U.S. government and the Contras. The brilliant, multi-talented Barry Crimmins is also an actor, known for The Young Comedians All-Star Reunion (1986) When Stand Up Stood Out (2003), and Call Me Lucky (2015) which documents in detail his traumatic early childhood experiences of being raped my a next door neighbor in the basement of his own home. Crimmin's satirical writing and comedy routines have focused through the years on the need for political and social change. Crimmins received the "Peace Leadership Award" in 1991 from Boston Mobilization for Survival. The award was presented by Noam Chomsky. Additionally, he was honored by Community Works with the "Artist for Social Change Award" for his years of activism. In 1994, Howard Zinn presented Barry Crimmins along with Maya Angelou "The Courage of Conscience Award" from Wellesley College and the Life Experience School at the Peace Abbey in Sherborn, Massachusetts. Barry's friend Howard Zinn did the presenting that day. His work as an activist, journalist and performer has taken him everywhere from the American campaign trail to war zones in Central America to Camp Casey on the perimeter of the George W. Bush compound in Craw-Ford, Texas. On June 4, 2016, Barry shot an hour special in Lawrence, Kansas for Louis C.K.'s Pig Newton Productions. Barry is a true American comedy legend who never rests on his laurels, instead building each performance on a lifetime of remarkable experiences and a comic mind that has made him into the one-of-a-kind comic you really need to see.

I became aware of Barry Crimmins from watching the documentary Call Me Lucky directed by Bobcat Goldthwaite on Netflix and his interview on Marc Maron’s podcast. I was amazed that I got a chance to interview him for my podcast with the help my friend Bruce Egar in New York ahead of his shows here […] La entrada Episode 55 – Barry Crimmins se publicó primero en Headstuff.

In our seventh episode we discuss Showtime's new Andrew Dice Clay-based comedy "Dice" with Drew Kordik (Editor, "Comedy Bang Bang" on IFC) and talk to Bobcat Goldthwait about his standup, movies, directing for television and his documentary "Call Me Lucky."

Tyler and David discuss what they've been watching, including Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films, RoboCop 2, Mississippi Grind, Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed, American Ultra, The Alamo, Call Me Lucky, Spy, Slow West, The Mummy, Kaos and Eye in the Sky.

Episode 49 is brought to us by a very good person, and the movie (documentary) is about a very good person! Rachel O'Hare, the better half of one half of Netflix Book Club had us view Call Me Lucky, a movie highlighting Barry Crimmins! Directed by fellow Boston comedy scene vet Bobcat Goldthwait, Call Me Lucky is a very real story, showing Crimmins' work in comedy, activism, and even politics. This is another movie that's gonna make you want to be a better person, and you'll probably be a better person just for watching. So check it out and listen to the podcast! Or listen to the 'cast if you're not already sold, but subscribe on iTunes and reach out to let us know your thoughts. Next week we talk about the Polish film Ida.

GUYS. EPISODE 48 IS ROAD HOUSE, AND OH MY GOD. First of all big ups to our old cohost turned guest - KC Arora is the man responsible for making us watch and talk about Road House! KC had never seen it, surprising everybody, and neither had I. Stephen refused to acknowledge that it's a favorite of his (hmph), but we got together and talked about it. It's a great episode, 'cause it's a great movie. Head on over to iTunes and give us a review, subscribe, just generally get at us. Next week we return to talk about the gripping documentary Call Me Lucky.

This week Leonard and Baron discuss three movies based on True-Life Stories: the 2013 drama Tracks starring Mia Wasikowska (an adaptation of Robyn Davidson's memoir of the same name), a musical biopic told in an unconventional way, and Bobcat Goldthwait's documentary Call Me Lucky which chronicles the life and work of comedian/activist Barry Crimmins which you should definitely seek out.

We settle our Krampus bet (and also review the movie) plus we also discuss the new Batman v Superman trailer and talk Tangerine, A Very Murray Christmas, Best of Enemies, Racing Extinction, Nintendo Quest, Call Me Lucky and Hard to Be a God.

We settle our Krampus bet (and also review the movie) plus we also discuss the new Batman v Superman trailer and talk Tangerine, A Very Murray Christmas, Best of Enemies, Racing Extinction, Nintendo Quest, Call Me Lucky and Hard to Be a God.

It's another great start to the weekend with the Turn Up the Night crew! Kenny Pick, Raine Koch & Tom Shafer provide 3 hours of thoughtful discussion on current events, news and have plenty of well deserved laffs along the way! The Right Wing and their blind ignorance on terrorism, guns and the weapons peddlers they enable. Fox News & Marco Rubio's ignorant remarks after the San Bernardino massacre. A Republican has a "Come to Jesus Moment" on gun control! Elizabeth Warren proves the GOP is waging a very personal War on Christmas on all Americans! The senator also calls the Rethuglicans on their unyielding War on Women. News Ninja Action: Tom gives us a glimpse into the psyche and egos of Donald Trump and Bill O'Reilly! Name Calling with Raine! A very Hebert Birthday Boehner! Reverse Call-In with Trojan Rabbit! The New/Old segment: "What Not To Buy This Holiday Season!" Loads of "That's Entertainment!" featuring The Suz! A spotlight on the amazing documentary "Call Me Lucky" about the adversity & amazing accomplishments Barry Crimmins! Tina Fey & Amy Poehler have some fantastic gift ideas for everyone this year! And much, much more!!!

Hey folks! BOP is here yet again for an episode filled with new movies. First we go in-depth on Spotlight before getting into what else we've seen including The Night Before, Goodnight Mommy, Call Me Lucky, Dracula Untold, and more! Then in our second segment we tear into a new batch of your listener mail. The questions were really great this time so be sure not to miss them! In two weeks Mike will make his glorious return to discuss his Movie of the Month, Opening Night! So be sure to come back for that one. Also head on over to iTunes and leave us a review. If you have any questions for the next edition of Post Office Poison send them to crosstawk@gmail.com or to Twitter (@crosstawk) and we'll answer them on the show. See you in two weeks!

On this latest episode of the Talkhouse Film podcast, in conversation are two former actors who are now two of the funniest and liveliest writer-directors in the U.S. indie sphere. Lynn Shelton, best known for her movies Humpday, Your Sister's Sister and Laggies, chats with the impishly provocative Bobcat Goldthwait, whose new film, the excellent documentary Call Me Lucky, reveals yet another facet of his creative personality. In their talk, they discuss their work in detail and also touch on such diverse topics as the unlikely location of one of Bobcat's tattoos, the reason he used to wear silly hats while directing, and why the U.S. is the People's Republic of Spring Break. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse Film at talkhouse.com/film.

Adam and Kevin sandwich two indie comedies in between a very heavy drama with reviews for A Wonderful Cloud, Beasts of No Nation, and L For Leisure. The watch list this week includes: MMXIII, Call Me Lucky, The Omen, Goosebumps, Six Cents in the Pocket, The Green Inferno, and Bloody Knuckles and of course we'll be going over movie predictions, new on VOD, and Blu-ray releases. 00:04:20 - A Wonderful Cloud review00:12:47 - Beasts of No Nation review00:29:51 - L For Leisure review (http://lforleisure.vhx.tv/)00:43:10 - Watch List including: MMXIII, Call Me Lucky, The Omen, Goosebumps, Six Cents in the Pocket, The Green Inferno, and Bloody Knuckles01:05:50 - Movie predictions, new on VOD, Blu-ray releases Thanks for listening! Please consider supporting Film Pulse by contributing to our Patreon page at: http://patreon.com/filmpulse   web: http://filmpulse.net twitter: http://twitter.com/filmpulsenet facebook: http://facebook.com/filmpulse   outro music by: SJMellia

It's Maximum Fun's #GreatSwitcheroo, so Kevin Allison from the RISK! podcast takes over hosting duties this week and is joined by New York-based comics Myka Foxx, Judah Friedlander, Dave Hill and Jenny Jaffe. Plugs and recommendations: Myka Foxx is on social media as @MykaFox and wants to plug her podcast This Week in Jackin' which is over with our pals at the Cave Comedy Radio podcasting network. Judah Friedlander wants to plug his new book If The Raindrops United. He's on Twitter as @JudahWorldChamp and you can find more info about his live dates etc. at JudahFriedlander.com. Judah recommends a documentary about Japanese host boys calledThe Great Happiness Space. Dave Hill is opening for Snoop Dogg October 23rd in Austin and he wants to plug his debut comedy album Let Me Turn You On. Dave recommends Bobcat Goldthwaite's new film Call Me Lucky, Adam Resnick's new book Will Not Attend and the music of Mike Adams At His Honest Weight. Jenny Jaffe is on twitter @JennyJaffe and wants to plug her mental heath non-profit Project U R OK and recommends The American Scream home haunts documentary which is currently streaming on Netflix. And finally, our guest host Kevin Allison is on Twitter @TheKevinAllison and hosts, RISK! on MaximumFun. Kevin would like to recommend the documentary Very Young Girls. You can let us know what you think of International Waters and suggest guests through our Facebook group or on Twitter. Written by Sarah Morgan and Asterios Kokkinos, recorded at MaxFunHQ in LA and GuiltFreePost in London, produced by Jennifer Marmor and Colin Anderson.

Aaron gets to chat with the legendary comedian, actor, writer & director (World’s Greatest Dad, God Bless America, Call Me Lucky) - while in Ft. Wayne, Indiana opening for him at some awesome shows for ‘Let’s Comedy.’ They’ve known each for a while and finally get to chat offcially about Bobcat’s upbringing and how it was with a daughter on the road early on. Some real Dad-Comedian advice. Check out Bobcat, follow him on Twitter for info/tour dates @BcGoldthwait and Ft. Wayne’s ‘Let’s Comedy’ shows @LetsComedyFTW

On The Gist, comedian Bobcat Goldthwait reflects on how his career in comedy led him to chose the path of a filmmaker. His new documentary tells the story of fellow comic Barry Crimmins and explores the role of politics, anger, and activism in his comedy. Call Me Lucky is available in theaters and via video on demand. For the Spiel, is a 21-year-old mass incarceration bill in the way of a Biden presidency? Today’s sponsor: Stamps.com, where you can buy and print official U.S. postage right from your desk using your own computer and printer. Use the promo code THEGIST to get a no-risk trial and a $110 bonus offer. Join Slate Plus! Members get bonus segments, exclusive member-only podcasts, and more. Sign up for a free trial today at slate.com/gistplus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bobcat Goldthwait returns to Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend to talk about his new documentary Call Me Lucky, the passionate beginnings of his and Alison's imaginary relationship, the worst year of his life, the two moments in his new film that his daughter thinks make him look like an asshole, his friendship with Robin Williams, Lewy Body Dementia, divorce, loss, his mother's sarcasm, Black Eyed Susans, his decision to join twitter, Eric Idle, drinking and drugs, his love of Cabaret and so much more. Plus we took your questions over twitter and did a round of Just Me Or Everyone.  

No real topic this episode, but that doesn't mean we had nothing to say! Steve reviewed Men in Suits, Call Me Lucky, The Man from UNCLE, and Fear the Walking Dead, while Jason talked about the DC Style Guide, Fotomats, anatomy and art, and the evolution of Mickey Mouse. We also found the time to tangent into David Cronenberg, branding, action figure wrestling, and whether "Mulatto" is a bad word

For years, Bobcat Goldthwait wanted to make a movie about his mentor, Barry Crimmins. A stand-up comic with a taste for sharp political satire, Crimmins became an activist who testified before Congress, taking on AOL over the proliferation of child pornography on the Internet. Goldthwait tells how the film came together with help from his best friend Robin Williams.

This week we've got another big show with some...well, not so big movies. On this episode we cover Sinister 2, American Ultra and Hitman: Agent 47.  We also talk about Call Me Lucky, Phoenix and 30 for 30: I Hate Christian Laettner.  

Writer/Director Bobcat Goldthwait (Call Me Lucky, God Bless America, World's Greatest Dad…,) & Award-winning Writer/Director Neil LaBute (Dirty Weekend, Nurse Betty, In the Company of Men…) join us on The Matthew Aaron Show this Wednesday (8/26) as we broadcast live from Chicago starting at 5pm PT / 7pm CT. Bobcat joins us to discuss his new documentary film CALL ME LUCKY which tells the story of Barry Crimmins, a beer-swilling, politically outspoken and whip-smart comic whose efforts in the 70s and 80s fostered the talents of the next generation of standup comedians. "Call Me Lucky" is currently in select theaters and available on iTunes and VOD. Neil will be with us to discuss his career as well as his new film DIRTY WEEKEND which stars Matthew Broderick & Alice Eve. "Dirty Weekend" opens in select theaters and VOD on September 4th. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Movies like woah on this week’s Spoilerpiece. First, Evan teases the book about ‘80s films that he’s been working on with his friend Bryan Krull, prompting a deeper conversation on ‘80s movies. Then Dave shares his thoughts on THE TRIBE because he finally saw it. Evan’s up next to talk about how THE GIFT subverts expectations, before Dave goads him into spoiling the movie’s big twist. After that, Evan and Kris discuss why they weren’t fans of AMERICAN ULTRA (hint: it’s about a stoner secret agent and plotted like a stoner wrote it). Dave follows up by quickly exploring why PEOPLE PLACES THINGS is so sluggish and by-the-numbers. And last, but not least, Kris reviews CALL ME LUCKY, a great documentary by Bobcat Goldthwait about Boston comedian and activist Barry Crimmins.  

The one and only Bobcat Goldthwait (comedian, World's Best Dad, God Bless America) is back on the podcast! He talks with Chris and Jonah about the past year of his life, remembering his best friend Robin Williams, and coming up with the idea for his documentary Call Me Lucky. He also talks about tricks he used to play on people while directing Jimmy Kimmel Live and tells stories from his early days of stand up!

Oh, the dog days of summer, and we're here to get you through it. Today's show features an all-star line-up of comedy heavyweight. Gilbert Gottfried is here. (@realgilbert), an old friend who I have wanted on the show since the very first episode, Brian Posehn (@thebrianposehn), Eddie Pepitone (@eddiepepitone), as well as Kate Berlant - who, if you don't know Kate, you will very soon, (@KateBerlant) and the hilarious Dan St. Germain (@danstgermain). One last thing, before I begin, I want to heartily endorse Bob Goldthwaite's new films, Call Me Lucky, it's an amazing documentary about Barry Crimmins, who guested on this very podcast just last year. You can check it out at callmeluckyfilm.com but in the meantime, THIS podcast is clawing at the door, so I think I'm gonna let it. Enjoy. http://www.danagould.com

Anya missteps with a compliment for guest Nick Griffin right out of the gate. Topics: Words+Music. Phil’s addition. Body hair. Exercise plans. Pie. Cookies. Starbucks. A hostess disses Anya. Sam’s shoes & wardrobe. Gay bathroom tells. Hellsea. Nick’s screenplay gets stolen. Favorite horror films. Tucker & Dale vs Evil. Call Me Lucky. Barry Crimmins. Bobcat Goldthwait. Periscope. David Foster Wallace. Marriage. Nick’s 11 Letterman appearances. How late is too late to start comedy? Anya talks songwriting + musical ability. Risking pain to be in a relationship. Marriage, monogamy, the animal kingdom. Switch flip. Obsession with comedy. Apologies + empathy. Bathing. Shot In The Face. Bring Out the Monkey. Deal breakers. Follow @thenickgriffin @anyamarina @philmhanley @sammorril @standupnylabs Email weknownothingpod@gmail.com or call 347-467-1240 Visit http://standupny.com to see when Phil and Sam are performing live at Stand Up NY. Check out all of our shows at http://standupnylabs.com

This morning I posted my interview with Bobcat Goldthwait about Call Me Lucky (my review), which hits more theaters this weekend. Just for fun (or in case you want to hear it in your car), here’s the audio from that interview. Bobcat talks about his relationship with Barry Crimmins (the subject of Call Me Lucky), … Continue reading Bonus Frotcast: Bobcat Goldthwait Interview →

Our topic for this week: Villains with sympathetic motives. When is a villain, not really a villain? Perhaps he was forced into this life of crime against his will, or in the course of pursuing a noble endeavor? We discuss this topic as well who are favorite relatable villains are. Join in on our conversation and listen to the latest episode of The Hollywood Outsider. Discussed on this episode of The Hollywood Outsider Movie and TV Podcast: (0:00 – 43:42) Movie and TV News: FOX announced Prison Break and 24 are returning to TV (along with an X-Men series), Sony announced release dates for a Jumanji remake, The Dark Tower, Bad Boys 3 AND 4, too many TV shows, A Nightmare on Elm Street is getting a remake, and much more | Trailer for Deadpool (43:43 – 1:04:07) Upcoming releases The Man From UNCLE, Straight Outta Compton, American Ultra, Hitman: Agent 47, and Sinister 2 | Box Office (1:04:08 – 1:31:29) What’s This Movie? | Spoiler-Free Reviews of The Gift, Call Me Lucky, and Fantastic Four | Recasting the Classics (1:31:30 – 1:58:51) From The Outside In Topic: Villains with sympathetic motives. (1:58:52 – 2:09:55) Emails | Closing | Outtakes Email us your thoughts on the episode, answer our ‘What’s This Movie?’, or suggest a topic to feedback@thehollywoodoutsider.com or leave us a message at 818-814-6246. Be sure to join our Facebook Group Other Great HO Episodes Ep 198 | TV Shows Canceled Too Soon | Mission Impossible 5 Wargames | Remake This Movie RIGHT! Ep 197 | What Are The Best British Films? Ep 196 | Movie and TV Technology | Marvel's Ant-Man Jumanji | Remake This Movie RIGHT! Ep 195 | Political Correctness In Entertainment Gremlins | Remake This Movie RIGHT! Ep 193 | The Inside Out of Directing Weird Science | Remake This Movie RIGHT! Listen and Subscribe for FREE to a new episode every Tuesday of The Hollywood Outsider Movie and TV Podcast at: Apple App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-hollywood-outsider/id1013174753?mt=8 Google App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thehollywoodoutsider.android.thehollywoodoutsider iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hollywood-outsider/id454075057 Stitcher: http://app.stitcher.com/browse/feed/17997/episodes RSS Podcast Feed: http://thehollywoodoutsider.libsyn.com/rss TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/The-Hollywood-Outsider-p638432/

"Call Me Lucky" is a documentary about the life and traumatic childhood experiences of Boston stand up comedy legend Barry Crimmins that was directed by Bobcat Goldthwait. Limited release in theaters starts August 7, visit http://callmeluckymovie.com to a screening.

Writer/Director/Comedian Bobcat Goldthwait returns to the podcast with legendary Boston comedian Barry Crimmins to talk about their beautiful, haunting and healing documentary "Call Me Lucky".  The film opens August 7th and you need to see it.  We talk about their decades-long friendship and the responsibility Barry felt to speak out against child sexual abuse, after dealing with his being raped repeatedly as a child. Bobcat presents a loving case study of a man determined to speak up against the most heinous of crimes. The film is passionately compelling and sparks real conversations. Please see it and share the message. thanks, Jordan

"Call Me Lucky" is a documentary about the life and traumatic childhood experiences of Boston stand up comedy legend Barry Crimmins that was directed by Bobcat Goldthwait. Limited release in theaters starts August 7, visit http://callmeluckymovie.com to find a screening.

Jason Bateman wondered if he was done with acting. After finding success at a very young age, Jason thought about hanging it up. He talks with Marc about his career rebirth, from Arrested Development to his latest movie, The Gift. Plus, Marc's friends Bobcat Goldthwait and Barry Crimmins stop by to talk about Bob's new documentary, Call Me Lucky, which is about Barry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast.

Director Bobcat Goldthwait and comedian-author Barry Crimmins discuss the film — which follows Crimmins's political and comic evolution.

This week the guys all agree that they would be better off never seeing another Adam Sandler movie after discussing Dave's op ed on Sandler's project THE RIDICULOUS 6. Then they move on to talking about THE AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON, which Evan forgets to refer to by its full name. Dave likes the film a lot, but Evan and Kris have some issues with it. Next, Dave fills them in on Alex Garland's EX MACHINA, leading Kris to wonder aloud "Why does a robot have a butt?" No one really has a good answer other than sexism. Finally, Kris wraps up by talking about stuff he caught at IFFBoston like WELCOME TO LEITH, CALL ME LUCKY, and THE TRIBE. One of these films almost made Kris lose his burrito dinner because it was "astounding, gripping, and holy shit disturbing." Tune in to find out which one it is.

Screen Talk came to Park City for the Sundance Film Festival this week. On Wednesday, Indiewire partnered with Airbnb for a live recording of the latest episode, which took place in front of a sold-out crowd at the Airbnb Haus on Main Street. Introduced by Sundance Film Festival director John Cooper, the episode opened with Kohn and Thompson discussing this year's festival buzz and their different approaches to prioritizing films over the course of the chaotic proceedings. Taking a cue from the Airbnb Haus' theme of "strangers meeting strangers," they reflected on the value of meeting new filmmakers and encountering fresh visions in the festival environment. Then, they spoke with Crystal Moselle, the director of "The Wolfpack," which is currently playing in the festival's U.S. documentary competition and was recently picked up by Magnolia Pictures. Moselle explained how she found the fascinating subjects of her movie, which revolves around a group of siblings forced to remain indoors for most of their lives while learning everything about the world from the movies. Finally, the hosts welcomed standup comedian and filmmaker Bobcat Goldthwait, whose documentary "Call Me Lucky" is also screening in competition. Goldthwait discussed the intentions behind his project, which focuses on outspoken political activist and comedian Barry Crimmins, as well as the role that Robin Williams played in getting the project off the ground. Goldthwait, who considered Williams his best friend, also discussed why he treasures his longtime friendship with the late actor. Later, Goldthwait elaborated on his newfound affinity for the independent film community. The episode concluded with an audience Q&A.