Podcast appearances and mentions of charlie mihelich

Is that a baby Metroid in your pocket or are you happy to see me? Today we're releasing our discussion from 2021 covering the SNES classic Super Metroid (1994). Way back when on co-op episode 15 Conner sat down with Michael Hearn, Charlie Mihelich, and Ali Ghandour to discuss Samus' second adventure in our panel format. Current co-op episodes can be found at the Engineer Toad Tier of our Patreon as well as a week later on our YouTube channel. So stock up on those energy tanks, and enjoy! Show Notes Ali Ghandour - Instagram Michael Hearn - MichaelCHearn.com Charlie Mihelich - Twitter - Baywatch Watch podcast Conner McCabe – Bluesky - Twitter – Twitch Produced, Edited, and Original music by Jeremy Schmidt – Video Games: a Comedy Show Call Me By Your Game – Instagram – Twitter - Bluesky – YouTube - TikTok Super NPC Radio – Patreon - Discord-  Bluesky - Twitter – Instagram – Twitch

In space, no one can hear you be dead. Today comedian and writer of Lifetime's "There's a New Killer in Town" Charlie Mihelich returns to the podcast to chat with Conner about movie tie-in games of yesteryear and to highlight his time with the galactic survival horror game Dead Space (2008). Show Notes Charlie Mihelich - There's a New Killer in Town movie - Baywatch Watch podcast Conner McCabe – Bluesky - Twitter – Twitch Produced, Edited, and Original music by Jeremy Schmidt – Video Games: a Comedy Show Call Me By Your Game – Instagram – Twitter - Bluesky – YouTube - TikTok Super NPC Radio – Patreon - Discord-  Bluesky - Twitter – Instagram – Twitch

To help keep the anticipation of The Tortured Poets Department at bay, episode 2 explores Taylor and Travis' relationship, and most importantly, the Kelce/Swift family union. Mac and Sarah are also joined by their first guests - Alex Franklin and Charlie Mihelich! Things get deep as we discuss what this union means for Taylor's inner child and for Travis' siblings, as well as Travis' squeaky clean past. We also go a little rogue and talk about the culture of professional football, but we promise, Taylor makes it into the conversation! So join us in trying to distract ourselves until April 19!  And after you listen to the episode, go watch Dexter: New Blood (written by Alex) and listen to Baywatch Watch pod (produced and hosted by Charlie)!  Thank you to Jack McCarthy for mixing us the best theme song! Learn more about all of Jack's work at atlasjack.co And a special thanks to Grace Franklin for our cover art! You can see all of her incredible design work at grfrank.myportfolio.com/about If you like what you heard, we'd love to ask you to rate, review, subscribe and especially share it with a friend!  You can also follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter/X @SheMadeUsPod Thanks for listening to Look What She Made Us Do! 

Oh boy, the Brave Boys are at the friend's house where the mom let's us do whatever and she has built a little jail for us and Molly Kiernan (@mollybkiernan). Thank goodness Molly has us watch the disgusting movie The Adventures of Pinocchio. We see an old man bathe with his clothes on! You will learn that a doll CAN love eating cake! Geppetto (Charlie Mihelich (@mihelicopter)) stops by actually looking for Pinocchio (a name derived from pine and occhio). Unfortunately it seems that Gepetto is now based and nobody enjoys that aspect of his personality.   Follow the Scary Movie Sleepover Letterboxd account! Or, send us your thoughts at scarymoviesleepover@gmail.com. Our editor/producer is Erin Kelly Smith.

Grab your Jim Bean and potato chips because Charlie Mihelich (@mihelicopter) has us watch 28 Days Later! We keep blood out of our eyes, though, and even find time to confuse Ralph Fiennes with Christopher Eccleston. Then, everyone's favorite character from the movie 28 Days Later, scientist Barney Frank (Erin Smith (@erinkellysmith)), shows up to reveal all sorts of deceptions that all make sense and easily coexist within the same person.   Follow Tanner on letterboxd as tabner and find Matt by searching through who Tanner follows. Our editor/producer is @erinkellysmith.

It's finally time to talk about Fargo (2014). Colin Hanks has a big role and I've got a lot to talk about with my friend and the co-host of the Baywatch Watch podcast, Charlie Mihelich (@mihelicopter). We do get sidetracked and talk about The Man in the Iron Mask and I do make Charlie take a 30-question quiz, but the rest is all Fargo and Colin. No "Call-in Colin" this week, but if you'd like to be a part of the next one, call ‪(805) 622-9667‬ & Hanks for listening! Theme Music by Zach Olsen (@realzacholsen) Artwork by Matt Czap (@mattczap) — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Subscribe: Spotify

What's up, star freaks? The podmos bois are joined by writer and comedian Charlie Mihelich to talk about psychics, assess some memes, and work together on a birth chart for Barrett from Final Fantasy 7.

This week, my friend and co-host of the Baywatch Watch podcast, Charlie Mihelich (@mihelicopter), joins me to talk about the Netflix series Hype House. Will Thomas be okay? Was that trailer park really haunted? Why did the show only focus on people who aren't actually in the Hype House? We answer these questions & more. Plus, why is Vinnie so angry? Have you watched? Let me know @ladytomhanks. — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Follow: Spotify

Stone Cold's marketing chief, Bear Talbot-Damp (Charlie Mihelich) drops by to check in on some lawsuits and failed branded products that the band has produced. Bear has a little computer trouble with disastrous consequences. They also reminisce about their first meeting on the live charity concert "Re-Habitat For Humanity", a competitor to Live Aid. Hawk tries to get Barney to marry him. Roger suggests some new nose wear. Allistair mentions his quest to find Tupac. And Barney has a new plan to get back at Elton John. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stonecoldparadise)

We jump back in time (NOT to be confused with back to the future) with writer and comedian Charlie Mihelich (@charlesmihelich). A group of friends stumble their way into time travel and decide to use their abilities as vigilantes for good, changing embarrassing events from occurring at their high school. In doing so, they mess with the space time continuum and the world starts to change around them. Literally, the ground gives way and they create a black hole. Fortunately some very silly scientists and the FBI is on the trail. Sprinklings of Back to the Future homages and good ol' DCOM suspension of disbelief take us on this journey- but will they fix the black hole before the world ENDS!? Let us know the Back to the Future references you caught @ITDVPodcast on Twitter!

The co-hosts of Baywatch Watch, Charlie Mihelich (@mihelicopter) & Zach Olsen (@realzacholsen), join me this week to talk about a severely underrated Colin Hanks movie, 11:14. This black comedy of interconnected events has a star-studded cast that includes Clark Gregg, Patrick Swayze, Ben Foster, and Hilary Swank. It truly is a delight and must-watch. I also make Charlie and Zach take a quiz on who they would be in the film, and Zach's got some good puns. No calls this week for our "Call-in Colin" segment, but if you'd like to be a part of the next one, call ‪(805) 622-9667‬ & Hanks for listening! Theme Music by Zach Olsen (@realzacholsen) Artwork by Matt Czap (@mattczap) — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Subscribe: Spotify

This week, I've got my friend and co-host of the Baywatch Watch podcast, Charlie Mihelich (@mihelicopter), to talk about his high school mix. We talk about his different musical phases of high school, bands we both love, and how big of a year 2003 was for music. Also, there's a Yellowcard song, so this mix already wins! With a little Dashboard Confessional, Blink-182, Jimmy Eat World, Third Eye Blind, and Something Corporate, this mix has it all. Let me know what you're listening to @thisisthemix. Listen to the mix here. — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Apple Podcasts: Subscribe Spotify: Follow

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This week, Nadia and Steve talk to writer and podcast host Charlie Mihelich (@mihelicopter) about the specific topic of the increasingly inane reasons The Terminator film franchise uses to justify its own existence after T2, in which pretty much all issues are resolved. What made the first two Terminator movies so special? What's with James Cameron and submarines? Why is Genysis SPELLED like that? And how is The Terminator's drapes business going, and why isn't THAT the movie? Let's do this again some time!

We love a week 2 episode where things start getting steamy and the drama is in full swing. Already, Nemacolin is light years ahead of the La Quinta in terms of amenities and charm, and for that, we are grateful. Remote hot tubs, photo shoots in the middle of the woods, and TWO near death experiences?! NOW it feels like the Bachelor. Charlie Mihelich and Zach Olsen from the Baywatch Watch podcast join TTBP this week to discuss new front runners, cringe-worthy moments, and of course, all things Queen Victoria. Check out Baywatch Watch wherever you get your podcasts! @baywatchwatch

Episode description written by Claudio: "Please help the Baywatch Watch family of podcasts in welcoming our newest and realest podcast, "Twin Geek" (not Twin Geeks). Each week your host, Claudio Saavedra (not a twin nor a geek), along with his talented and entertaining guests, will break-down all of the Twin Peek (sic) episodes in order. This is real. This is an actual thing that you can look forward to listening to weekly. Dale Cooper."

Charlie Mihelich (UCBLA, Twitter: @charlesmihelich) joins host Alyssa (@alyssa_sabo), sidekick Ben (@bencassil), and professional audience member July (@julydiaz) in 1996 to talk about lying, popular kids, atheism, how to punch up Bible stories, a turd mystery, and play a classic round of SLANGWORD!Follow Charlie Mihelich on Twitter @charlesmihelich and on Instagram @mihelicopter, and check out his podcast Baywatch Watch!Theme song by Ben Cassil. Email us for advice TotallyRad1996@gmail.com, rate and review on Apple Podcasts--leave a funny rap and we will perform it on the show! Follow @totallyrad1996 or youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHUXlBxnSEhdza0qywN_kDQ/about for video content!

It's been a while and a lot has happened, but TTBP is so happy to be back! This week joined by Charlie Mihelich from the Baywatch Watch podcast, we discuss Clare's controversial exit and the drama that ensues. Mainly just how difficult it will probably be for Blake Moynes to return that book he got while still stranded at the La Quinta Resort. Which by the way, if you plan on proposing soon, may we recommend the perfect place? Hopefully you won't be as confused as Dale about what is actually going on when you get down on one knee. All jokes aside, we wish Clare and Dale the best, Tayshia good luck, and Blake a full refund on his book. See ya next week Frank & Bachers! (we haven't forgotten about that)

Charlie Mihelich joins the guys to discuss "The Wrestler." He spends an inordinate amount of time describing high school band camp. He CLAIMS it was more sweaty than sexual. No one believes that. Chris can't let go of Friday Night Lights. Rod still doesn't have a father and this movie reminds him of that.

This week we revive the classic radio play "A Week ago Wednesday" from the series "Suspense". Originally aired November 29, 1945. The play was re-written and modernized by Elizabeth McIrvin. MAIN CAST OF MITRW Emily Clark Daniel Khune Elizabeth McIrvin Scott Moore Thank you to our wonderful guest cast of comedians and actors! Elri Horner Eric Pastore Charlie Mihelich John-Michael Sedor AND A SPECIAL THANK YOU to our sound engineer Adam R. Macias! You can find his podcast on Fingergunscoemdy.com INSTAGRAM @mysteryintheradiowaves @elizabethmcirvin Email us at mysteryintheradiowaves@gmail.com

Set design really shakes things up this season finale when a giant earthquake destroys Baywatch headquarters (and all of LA). Ceilings cave in and pipes burst with steam; it’s groundbreaking stuff! The earthquake leaves all our favorite characters rattled. Gina falls off a roof. Craig, Cort, and their lackluster acting are stuck in an underwater cave. Hobie tries to give Rocky a bath! And if that’s not scary enough, Shauni tells Eddie, “the ground isn’t the only thing shaky around here!” Will a manic pixie pregnant woman be introduced as a plot device to help Eddie come to his senses in time to save his relationship? Will David Hasselhoff’s committed performance pleasantly surprise audiences yet again? Will all our characters be reunited once more by the end of the episode?! Luckily us hosts are able to use our own earthquake expertise to help everyone appreciate the magnitude of this episode! Follow @Baywatchwatch on IG & twitter!

Sketch writer, improv master, and charming dog dad Charlie Mihelich joined us to talk about the (not really) sequel to Super Mario World, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island (1995). […]

Lena and Katie watch John Cusack classic Say Anything for the first time. With guest Charlie Mihelich they chat about undefined relationships, misleading iconic moments, and prom-posals. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/romcomeffect)

Be like Viktor Navorski and stick around, because this week, we're talking about The Terminal (2004). I'm joined by comedians Charlie Mihelich (@charlesmihelich) & Ele Woods (@elewoods55) for this very fun chat about Tom Hanks' performance of a man stuck in the International Terminal at JFK Airport. Don't chit and eat to bite this episode, and let me know how much you love that goat @youvegothanks.  — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Subscribe: Spotify

On this weeks episode I was joined by three dynamic young go-getters named Henry Kaiser, Andrew Young and Charlie Mihelich. We improvised the Michael Mann movie, "Heat" and it was a lot of fun. In our version the main characters pivot away from the criminal underworld and decide to get into the music industry. Also, we see what life is like for air conditioning salesmen. Check it out!  

After graduating college, Charlie Mihelich (UCB, Donatella, Catharsis) did what he felt he was ‘supposed to’ and went to graduate school. But nothing felt right and every adult he talked Continue Reading →

Unfortunately there's a serial killer on the beaches of Baywatch. Fortunately Charlie Mihelich (UCB) is our first ever guest on this week's Baywatch Watch! Unfortunately Charlie is powerless to stop the killer as he lacks the ability to appear in a TV show from 1989. Fortunately Mitch & the gang are on the case! Unfortunately Eddie's not much help because he's fallen in love with Craig's wife Gina after getting drugged up at the dentist. Fortunately Craig's eyes are so lifeless he fails to notice. Unfortunately Jill is in some scenes.

Michelle Thompson (UCB Purgatory) and Charlie Mihelich (UCB Catharsis) join us for series of meat-cute stories from topless bar shenanigans to deep sea fishing interviews! And Josh talks about his travels! This inspires some scenes about horse ladies, Usual Suspect interview techniques, and two very filthy scenes! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy ( https://www.acast.com/privacy ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-meat-improv-with-jake-jabbour-and-josh-simpson/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Were you a 90s kid? Or ever wonder what it was like to be a 90s kid? Spoiler: It was pretty great! One of the best part was the TV channel Nickeloden. You had great shows like “Rugrats”, “Hey Arnold”, “Rocco’s Modern Life”, Nick at Night and of course we can’t forget Nickeloden game shows! There were so many game shows just for kids! GUTS, Legends of the Hidden Temple, Double Dare, Figure it Out and so much more! Comedian Charlie Mihelich (Dumb Nerds Terminator ep) returns to get nostalgic with Cassi about what their favorite game shows were, which game show they dreamed of competing on as well as getting off track to talk about their new favorite toy, The Movie Pass. It’s changing their life, allowing them to be caught up on all the latest theatre hits and it’s also making them hyper aware of movie theatre etiquette. This is fun episode to sit back and reminisce on entertainment and 90s life. Enjoy!   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

THE SKEETER/LEW ZEALAND MYSTERY CONTINUES!!! Matt and Eileen keep investigating the disappearance of Skeeter...and dig deeper into the possibility that SKEETER GREW UP TO BECOME LEW ZEALAND! They were joined by Charlie Mihelich (UCB, IO West) and they also discussed if Alanis Morissette or Arnold Schwarzenegger is involved in the mystery, who the Muppets' counterparts are on Peanuts, and, for some reason, how the investigation is affecting their dating lives. But do they find Skeeter? Listen and find out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Y’all ready for a spooky one??? Charlie Mihelich - writer, improviser, and performer - is here with a terrifying tale of the mysterious interruptions that haunt our airwaves. Where do broadcast signal intrusions come from? Who creates them? Why do they exist? How come so many of them are just porn? All these eerie questions and more are addressed in this week’s episode. We cover the Max Headroom TV event, the cliche as hell Montana zombies, the Christian Playboy hack, and way more.

Hello! And Good News! This week I have Charlie Mihelich back on the ‘ol pod to talk good news. Charlie is an improvisor, writer, and actor. Charlie and I get back on the big red couch and talk all about: Montana Brown a childhood cancer survivor who now works as a nurse at the center she was once a patient at. We touch on some celebrities who have donated to disaster relief in Puerto Rico. Which leads us into talking about doomsday prepper, Joseph Badame, who after learning his house would be foreclosed, donated everything (40 years worth of survival prep)  to hurricane relief. Animal corner features Frida, a 7 year old search-and-rescue labrador who has helped find 52 people in her career. Frida is currently in Mexico aiding the Mexican Navy as they search for earthquake survivors. This leads us into a discussion about emotional intelligence in animals and whether it is instinctual or a learned trait. Charlie is from Riverside, and Riverside County is home to one of the largest solar farms in the country. California is working towards becoming 100% renewable energy based in the next 30 years and Riverside County is one of the biggest providers of solar and wind power in the state. We wrap up the episode talking about Charlie’s good news, living in the moment, enjoying the people you are with, and saying yes to things when you have an opportunity! If you live in Los Angeles you can see Charlie performing around town! His upcoming shows in October are: Catharsis: Dramatic Improv - UCB Sunset 7pm, 10/23Purgatory - Every 2nd and 4th Monday on The Clubhouse Mainstage 8:30pm Every 3rd Wednesday at The UCB I.S. Stage 7pm Follow Charlie on instagram @mihelicopter Follow Charlie on twitter @charlesmihelich Follow Hannah on instagram @cannongator Follow Hannah on twitter @cannongator See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charlie Mihelich chooses his own religion! Charlie is a writer, improviser, and performer in Los Angeles who hosts Catharsis, a monthly dramatic improv show at UCB Sunset. In this episode we talk about the difference between dramatic and normal improv, the Unitarian commune he visited growing up, his youth group experiences, and what it would take for him to go back to church.

Charlie is a writer for the team "The Truce" and a host of the popular indie improv show "Purgatory" at the Clubhouse. He also hosts Catharsis: Dramatic Improv at UCB Sunset. We delve into a deep conversation in this episode and It pops up fairly organically. Charlie brings up an interesting point that it's easier for Straight White Males to find everything funny because of our place of privilege in society. It makes for an interesting discussion. We'd love to hear what everyone thinks. So chime in on twitter: @FoowPod We also talk about Cartoons, what are some things that we feel might turn an audience off and how we can earn those balls. You can also find tickets to see Chuck at iO West here: http://ioimprov.com/west/show/the-truce-da-vinci-3/ Follow him on Twitter here: @charlesmihelich You can send your sketches for us to read and critique with our guests to foowpod@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s special guest is Charlie Mihelich (Catharsis: Dramatic Improv & Purgatory) and he comes on to talk about The Terminator movies! Cassi had to sit down to watch “The Terminator 1” and “Terminator 2: Judgement Day” before podcasting with Charlie because she had never seen them before. Turns out, she loves them! Seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger as the Terminator and not Howard Langston from “Jingle All the Way” really changed her opinion about him. He’s a total badass as The Terminator! Charlie gets down to business and talks about his love for The Terminators movies and why the newest one, “Terminator Genisys”, is the worst. They talk about the career of rags-to-$1.79 billion-net-worth-riches James Cameron and how “Avatar” and “Titanic” are the top two highest grossing movies of all time. James Cameron directed both films along with “Terminators 1 & 2”, “Aliens”, “The Abyss”, “True Lies”, etc. His married life is not so great but Cassi takes time up top to talk about why all the women he’s been married to are total badasses especially film producer Gale Ann Hurd and film director, Kathryn Bigelow. James Cameron was also briefly married to Linda Hamilton, the actress who orginiated Sarah O’Conner. The talk of the Terminator movies also gets Charlie and Cassi talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger running for California state governor while shooting “T3: Rise of the Machines”, alternative casting like OJ Simpson was originally considered for the role of the Terminator and Arnold was going to play Kyle Reese. They also talk about the other actors in the film like Linda Hamilton, Edward Fulong, Michael Biehn and the late, great Bill Paxton. Other fun topics include Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Arnold, Star Wars, Harrison Ford crashing airplanes, Indiana Jones, Rocky and other aging heroes, Shia LaBeouf, Miles Teller and Red Letter Media. Enjoy!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charlie and Hannah talk about how it's the small things that really matter, unconditional love and empathy. Hannah also discovers what Charlie's true crowd sourcing nightmare would be. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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