Podcasts about calliou

Bryn McAuley is a Canadian voice actress. She is best known for voicing Calliou, Laney Penn in Grojband, Amy & Samey in Total Drama Island, Taylor in Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race, and Mavis in Hotel Transylvania: The Series. In this episode Bryn and I discuss her career, Hotel Transylvania, Total Drama, her toughest role, social media, and the competitive world of voice over. Bryn's website and Instagram: https://brynmcauley.com/ https://www.instagram.com/brynmcauley/

Episode 5 of FBoy Island brought back the biggest FBoy Bromance we've ever witnessed.  Garrett "escapes" Limbro and heads to help his boy(friend) Casey, "tells" Mia his thoughts of Peter, and then steps the hell out of the Filla.  Will we ever see him again??? Tamaris feels some type of way towards the bromance. But does it last? (It's Casey... So we all know the answer to that.)   Mercedes and Louise do some "sexy" crafts.  Braydon & DeWayne "battle rap" for Mia's heart.   Producer Plant Austin tries to take more shots on his way out.  And a nice guy with FBoy tendencies is let go.  Follow us on social media:IG: @couplewatchingTwitter: @couplewatching

- What hill will you die on in terms of an underrated ice cream flavour? This conversation got bumpin' at 6am. Hannah ~loves~ this type, even though 99% of people hate it! - Bop or Flop takes us through new Calvin Harris/Dua Lipa/Young Thug, new Ed Sheeran, and "new" Kanye West (YE)/XXXTentacion - What childhood figure would you HATE to see in a horror movie? Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey was just announced... It's a new slasher flick where Pooh and Piglet go on a murderous rampage after being abandoned by a college-aged Christopher Robin - Kourtney Kardashian's "doctor's orders" sound very suspicious if you ask us.

That's the World We're Living In Episode 62: 5 Less Doritos!? Guests Logan Hallowell, Rob Collins and Dominic Cotone join host Rory Cunningham to talk; HBO shows, Raised by Wolves, Winning Time, Simpsons, American Dad, Arthur Finale, Bob's Burgers, PBS Kids shows, Calliou death scene, Carmen San Diego, streaming services, NBA, Funkin at Your Funeral, Horizon Forbidden West, Elden Ring, Dark Souls, Playstation, Red Dead Redemption 2, water chuggin, Asian cuisine, Fortnite, Peacemaker, John Cena, Nick Cage, Brenden Fraser, George of the Jungle = God tier, playing games with our kids, blacking out on the phone, psychadelic mushrooms, high school high, old school weed dealers, smoking in public, biting kids over pickles, I need a new butt, mac and cheese ice cream, 5 less Doritos, Kanye West vs Pete Davidson, Earth flavored ice cream, The Batman, Star Wars, Chipotle and more. @thatstheworldwerelivingin Comedy. Pop Culture. News. Music. Movies. TV. Sports, Video Games, Entertainment, Jokes & Good Times. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rory-j-cunningham/support

"He likes to throw his toys and make a lot of noise. He's the worst of all the boys. He's Caillou." You asked for it, and the Should They Watch it ladies dove headfirst into the notorious Canadian children's tv show Caillou. And they didn't come out smelling like roses! Laura and Kara agree with the millions of parents who despise everything from the earworm of a theme song to the petulant behavior of its main character.As a children's play therapist, Laura does her best to find something redeeming in Caillou and turns up some limited examples of empathy. The ladies discuss that it is normal for children to behave selfishly and inappropriately according to societal norms but should outgrow it, barring any early trauma. The problem with Caillou is that the character's behavior appears to be acceptable and even effective at getting what he wants. The parents are also pushovers and enablers who seem to have no interest in their own happiness! Whoa. Not great. The hosts then revisit a study discussed in their review of Spongebob Squarepants that indicates children's executive functions can be negatively affected by watching certain tv shows, (but Caillou was the show that improved their behavior!  What??).  The internet would beg to differ and provide many of those anecdotes online. On a lighter note, there are some fantastic Caillou memes online generated by very creative parents, likely being held hostage by crying toddlers who now refuse to watch anything else. The ladies discuss some of their favorites and, at 39:18, go through their favorite online roasts of the title character. Why has Canada subjected the world to this show when overall, they seem to be a friendly and well-adjusted group? Is the answer in this National Post article that suggests outsiders are concerned Canadian parents are raising a generation of psychopaths or are all too baked to care? Unlikely. Kids like mindless entertainment, and tv keeps them busy, which gives parents a break. Caillou certainly qualifies as mindless entertainment. Final thoughts:  Positives? No gore or scary moments. Suggestions for improvement? Don't do the show at all! Watch or don't watch? DON'T WATCH Sidebars: Kara's young son finds the winter Olympics unintentionally entertaining less because of the sports themselves but because the athletes all appear to be intentionally thrusting their butts out given their tight outfits and herky-jerky movements. "Look at my butt" becomes a running theme for the episode. Tinder Swindler gets rave reviews, while Sex In The City does not.  Both agreed that it's essential for women to unlearn the Prince Charming societal construct. Independence is vital for success and happiness.  If you enjoyed this podcast, please be sure to subscribe and leave a review on your favorite platform.  Follow us on Instagram and check us out at shouldtheywatchit.com. 

Kurlee and Franko Podcast Episode 24 - Anti Calliou Ninjas

During the pandemic, our kids watched a lot of children's programming and we watched it with them. Do we have some thoughts? Yes, yes we do. From the cloying cuteness of Wonder Pets to half-assed YouTube content farms, from the incessant whining of Calliou to the obnoxiousness of Blippi, there is a lot of bullshit out there. What the hell is up with SpongeBob? Does the Cat in the Hat condition your children to be kidnapped? Join us as we praise the good, dunk on the bad, and laugh at the ugly shows that our kids love to watch. And watch. And watch...

In this TGON podcast episode, I'm getting to combine my two loves in life: The Game of Nerds and childcare. For those who don't know, my day job is as a childcare coach and nanny for families in the San Francisco Bay Area. All my nanny kids know me as the nerdy nanny who is fluent in superheroes and television shows. Marie happens to be a fellow nanny and podcast co-host of sheNANNYgans Podcast. We sat down to chat about our love of and expertise in children's television. The pandemic has caused a lot of parents to lean on television to survive the day. This episode isn't to shame anyone or remind you of what the official research says about kids who watch tv. If anything, this episode is to give you more quality options and remind you of what's really important. After all, the most common question I'm asked is what are some good educational shows for my child to watch? Marie and I dive right in and talk about some of the shows that we grew up loving. We were children of the '90s so Nick Jr and Nickelodeon shows were staples. A lot of it was frankly slapstick comedy that went way over our heads. Blues Clues was about the only educational thing in there along with Teletubbies and Barney. But that's the sad reality of children's television choices today, there is an overwhelming amount of shows out there and only a few are actual gems. As a mother and nanny, I went into motherhood with the "no screen" mentality but that was quickly thrown out the window when the pandemic hit. The staples in our house are Sesame Street, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Bluey, and Daniel Tiger. The one thing I have become aware of since becoming a parent is which shows Marvel is watching vs how much she's watching. The choices though are endless and parents are overwhelmed. At the end of the day, it comes down to knowing your kid, their age, and what they need. Sometimes you need educational goodness and other times you need mindless garbage to escape it. Let's be real here when was the last time you watched an "educational" show? If you are looking for great education children's television shows, I've put together a great list for you. Sesame Street is always my go-to good show. With over 50 seasons, you seriously can't go wrong. We do discuss how scary the first few seasons are in terms of Big Bird's looks and how creepy Elmo was in the beginning. I express my love for Gonger and Monster Foodies. We also note how the new pop culture references and celebrities are getting parents hooked. I eventually convince Marie to check out The Late Show with Elmo, and she continues her rant about how The Count is the most underutilized character on the block. We talk about the pros and cons of HBO getting Sesame Street, and at least both agree that Sesame Street looks good with HBO money. If Sesame Street is my go-to show, PBS would be my go-to network. We have both the PBS video and game app downloaded and are huge fans. It is available to everyone and FREE, but it houses a lot of amazing series. Most of the television shows are based on book series, which could help foster good reading skills. Kids are more motivated to read and learn if it's with a character they enjoy. Some great series to watch are Molly of Denali, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum, Cat in The Hat, Arthur, Curious George, Super Why, Clifford, to name a few. There are some problem shows and questions we still can't answer after years of torture. Here are the highlights: Our problem with Toodles and how everyone is Mickey Mouse's bitch. Mickey if you want something done, do it yourself. Calliou, that whiny bitch. There is an understood rule in the nanny and parent world that Calliou is the absolute worst. He's whiny. He's horrible. Thank God he's canceled. Peppa Pig, just as annoying and whining as Calliou and frankly, looks like a penis. Cocomelon, we still don't understand the appeal of it.

DISCLAIMER: WE MENTION STRIPPERS (for like 5 seconds) but that's not all. Abby and El are back to talk about pop culture and our fav books and movies! Plus we talk about nostalgic childhood games!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Deaths in the news.   Deaths in our lives.   Death to Calliou.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode the guys welcome Ben back from Europe and talk about how their all dealing with the insanity that was the start of 2021, especially with their families . Searching for that elusive silver lining and some levity, the guys talk New Year's non-resolutions, pizza challenges, Calliou cancellation, early life as paperboys and the nostalgic treasure book known as the TV Guide. The guys also share their podcast beverage of the week while tackling the tough issue of how they deal with the current news climate and their kids. Ever the optimists, they celebrate amazing people, share gratitude for frontline heroes and shine light on parent game changers out there in the sea of hope! Parent quiz, tweets of the week, and more. 

Intro: Minutes 0 to 5:15 We’re on a new schedule where we’ll be on for three weeks and off a week. We’ll have episodes out the 17th and 24th this month, January, and will be off the 31st.  The domestic terror attack: Minutes 5:15 to 18:45 On Wednesday we learned in the morning that Raphael Warnock won his senate race in Georgia and later in the day we heard Jon Ossoff had won, giving the Democrats control of the Senate. When the takeover of the Capitol Building happened that afternoon it wasn’t surprising that they tried. The seeming ease of the takeover and the lack of arrests was in stark contrast to the treatment of peaceful Black Lives Matter protestors over the summer. There is growing evidence that the Capitol Police were told to stand down. The lack of security and police force was complicated because Trump refused to authorize the National Guard and DC Mayor Muriel Bowser didn’t have jurisdiction over the Capitol Police. Pence eventually was contacted by the joint chiefs of staff and he authorized the National Guard. The congress people were terrorized and scared for their lives. Chandra says the Capitol Police might have chosen to stand down to diffuse the situation. We wonder how the mob even got on the steps of the building. We don’t know whether the 25th Amendment will be invoked by Pence and/or if Trump will be impeached. I play a segment from Zoom where Alnaaze, Ameerah, Karen and Zakia wonder if Biden will go after Trump. Chandra thinks Biden is playing it smart and waiting to let the authorities prosecute Trump. What we’re watching: Minutes 18:45 to 28 We both watched a lot of shows over the break. Our absolute favorite was Ted Lasso on Apple+. The writing and characters were amazing and we both loved Jason Sudeikis in the lead. It was heartfelt and sweet without being sugary. We both watched Bridgerton and liked it but didn’t love it. I play a segment from Zoom where Zakia, Alnaaze, Karen and Ameerah talk about the terrible bangs on Bridgerton. We wonder why there were so many bad bangs on that show when it wasn’t typical of the era. Chandra mentions that Daphne and Eloise both had different kinds of bangs trauma. I didn’t think the actress who played Daphne could act. Chandra and I wonder whether she was supposed to be more charismatic. Chandra couldn’t get into Derry Girls. I watched the first season but couldn’t get into the second. The main characters were too mean and destructive for Chandra. We both watched Imposters but I stopped after the first season and Chandra watched both. Hilaria Baldwin: Minutes 28 to 32:30 The best story at the end of the year was that Hilaria Baldwin, Alec Balwin’s wife, got exposed as faking her entire Spanish background and accent. It started before Christmas and picked up steam at the end of the year as people discovered her old interviews and videos. Hilaria denied it by talking around it without directly addressing it. The NY Times interview with her was so shady. She said she could defend herself except for “boundaries.” Here’s a link to the photo I mentioned of Hilaria Baldwin laying on the stove with her head in a frying pan. It turns out that her parents retired and moved to Spain when she was 28, and that she grew up privileged in Massachusetts, both her parents are American and even her grandparents were born in the US. Royals: Minutes 32:30 to 38:30 I loved the Archewell Podcast and was inspired to use more music in ours.  The Sussexes are covering People Magazine one year after Sussexit. Harry and Meghan are happy and have no regrets, which is really pissing off The Windsors. The Mirror had a salty story about how The Queen had plans for the one year review but that Harry hadn’t even called to make an appointment. Rebecca English wrote a huge “takedown” story in the Daily Mail claiming that the Queen personally refused Harry’s wreath-laying request on Remembrance Day. The original story was that the courtiers refused the request without contacting her. She also claimed that William’s marriage is better now that the Sussexes are gone, which is just a bizarre story to push. Comments of the Week: Minutes 38:30 to 44 My comment of the week is from Oh_Hey on the post about Calliou being canceled. Chandra’s comment of the week is from Angel on the post that Kim Kardashian and Kanye’s divorce is imminent. 

Now we know! - Septum Hole - Flamethrower Drone - Buyouts - Gold Bar

It’s Halloween and that can only mean one thing. CineCrap is going to blast one of the all time “classics” of the season and this year, it is “The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown.” You’ll laugh, you will cry, you will ask your self if these kids are related to Calliou. Fire up the special on...

It’s Halloween and that can only mean one thing. CineCrap is going to blast one of the all time “classics” of the season and this year, it is “The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown.” You’ll laugh, you will cry, you will ask your self if these kids are related to Calliou. Fire up the special on...

Ohhhhhh baby if you want your fill of pee, poo, and various other fluid related jokes, than this episode is for you! We talk about extensive daydreams, dueling eachother, dead toys in Toystory, Calliou and much much more. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blipblopblip/support

Screen time and the little kids. Inflamatory. Mommy shame inducing. What's recommended what's actually reality. Thanks to Wendy Child (http://wendychildmusic.com/) for the music! Follow us on social media. Twitter: https://twitter.com/mymomologue Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MyMomologue/ Instagram: @MyMomologue

Rae, Sterling, and Tim are back, wrapping up their discussion on cartoons from the 90's. At the end of the episode, we have special guest Luke Jousma who has some choice words for Sterling about comments Sterling made in episode 23 about Calliou. As always, we would like to thank Christopher Lazarek for his wonderful theme song. Head to christopherlazarek.com for information on how to purchase his EP, Here's To You, which is available on all digital platforms.

In this episode I am Saigon now known s Ho Chi Minh and I am joined by Lars Calliou at the Magner's International Comedy Festival in Asia. We have know each other for nearly 17 years so we have a lot to talk about. Travel in Asia and what does success mean to you. Follow us on Twitter @worldcomedypod or me @Comediandana. Apologies for my tardiness. New episodes every week. WITH COMEDY TRACK comedy

In this episode we speak about how amazing the new Logan movie and Deadpool teaser are, then we go on a tangent on Digimon and how amazing Sukamon is. Ever experience a weird glitch or even a weird programmed moment in video games? We sure as hell have and we discuss this. We eventually talk about how awful Calliou and other children shows we watched as a child and feel bad for our parents for being there to see us rot out brains. Then to finish off this episode is the origin story or Weis and his amazing technicolor world. Also we started a patreon to fuel our addictions. You can find it here www.patreon.com/SpeakingofWhich If you like what hear make sure to like us on soundcloud: @the-rupel And if you really like us subscribe to our Itunes and leave a review: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rupel/id1145072724 And if you enjoy the antics of The Rupel, make sure to check out the other podcast he's featured at www.talkingwithburritos.com/ Make sure to check out The Jasons, which their song Welcome Home(Camp Crystal Lake) is featured as an intro to this episode, and buy some sweet merch at www.thejasons.bigcartel.com/ and check them out on social media at www.facebook.com/thejasonsband/

Our friend Big Grim Timm joins us.  We talk Dave's "Eyoreness" and how Calliou is banned in Bryan's house.

You'll never believe when Jeff starts decorating for Christmas. Plus, the guys talk power tools, Tim “The Christmas Movie Guy” Taylor, Caillou and John Oliver.