Podcast appearances and mentions of cj cregg

This week, we welcome the goddess, CJ Cregg, set fire to the garbage heap of a language that is English, and fap fap fap fap fap our way around the Island! Email us here (it may make it onto a video pod!) --- https://www.spacebearmedia.com/contact All our other links! --- https://linktr.ee/spacebearmedia *PLEASE RATE & REVIEW!*

Simon and Lee discuss some health concerns, eating butter, the unrelenting depressing feeling of watching Fleishman is in Trouble, Taylor Swift's Eras film, and the trouble with boys and men.Some other details from the episode: Follow up on Simon's PSA test, some stuff about lipids, heart disease, LDLs, a TV update (Slow Horses, Reacher, Fleishman is in Trouble, Taylor Swift's Eras film, Saltburn, The Creator), ferries vs fairies, woman vs women, spoilers for a concert film, video mapping, the end of Simon's days as a swifty, grave fucking, pearl clutching and class in the UK, CJ Cregg, John David Washington, Denzel Washington turning 70 in 2024, Of Boys and Men by Richard Reeves, Lee's knee jerk shouting, Lee being gobbed at for being queer, performing versions of masculinity, being loved by one's father, feminism and masculinity, empowerment of men and women not being a zero-sum game, and some audio feedback from a listener's child immitating Lee's German accent. Get in touch with Lee and Simon at info@midlifing.net. ---The Midlifing logo is adapted from an original image by H.L.I.T: https://www.flickr.com/photos/29311691@N05/8571921679 (CC BY 2.0)

The Two Gay Geeks

I founded The Garter Girl based on my own personal core values of family first, love for tradition and being true to yourself. To know me is to love these things about me. We have a motto around here and it is something that my dad always taught me, "Never be afraid to fail." It is a little odd that I left politics (I always thought I'd be the next CJ Cregg.) and now find myself making wedding garters, but I've never backed down from a challenge. When I couldn't find Brooke her most perfectest garter, I was not only going to find one worthy of her, but I was going to start a company just to make sure that no one else has this problem ever again! This, in a nutshell, is not just the story of my business, it is the story of me. I have a major soft spot for anything hand made, but my true obsession is with personal style - mine and yours! I don't believe fashion is meant to be left in a box in the closet, which is why I'm typically the most over-dressed mom at the park.  Style has always been the heart of this business. It isn't a tagline or some gimmick that I made up to sound cool. I really, truly believe a pretty and stylish wedding garter just doesn't have to be that hard. There is no reason to settle for something that isn't amazing for your wedding - or in your life. Ever. I grew up in a small, rural town in Pennsylvania. But, now I love living in the city surrounded by lots of people and being able to walk everywhere. I'm always ready to host, the more spontaneous the better. (I hope that you'll get in touch if you ever find yourself in Washington, DC.) Before wedding garters and the three little kiddos that you'll see below, I worked in politics and media. I worked on Capitol Hill for a member of Congress, and in the White House's administration as the spokeswoman for the National Nuclear Security Administration. (Yikes, I know!) I also founded, edited and sold the DC area's biggest wedding blog, United With Love. My mom always says that what is in my heart, comes right out of my mouth. I don't have a "poker face" at all, you can tell exactly what I'm thinking just by looking at my face. I hope you enjoy a glimpse into my life and my loves below.      

Here is a rerun for you from November 2016! Original Show notes: Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! We decided to release this early so you can listen in airports or while making pies. We start off by inducting Lucille Bluth and CJ Cregg into our little Hall of Fame in the segment “Strength of Character”. The Main Event: We have experienced (or will experience) so much amazing culture this November! We take a deep dive into Doctor Strange, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, and Arrival, as well as chat about Gilmore Girls, The Grand Tour, and The Crown. Plus, we continue our Pop Culture Traditions from last year and mention more seasonal entertainment including episodes of The West Wing and New Girl, and the seasonal podcast Til Death Do Us Blart. As always, our intro/outro music is “We are Highscore” by Krackatoa.

It's finally here... episode 2 of our West Wing Recast!  This week we resume our recasting of the iconic early 2000's TV drama.  This week we are recasting  the charming Sam Seaborn, the witty and irritable Josh Lyman, the lovable and quick-witted Donna Moss, and the gloomy yet dedicated Toby Ziegler! Last episode we recast President Bartlett, Leo McGarry, CJ Cregg, and Charlie Young.   Enjoy the show!  Next episode we have a NEW format we will be trying out. Tune in for that! 

The West Wing was an iconic ensemble television show that ran for 7 years on NBC from 1999 to 2006.  It's also a personal favorite for Leah, Chris, Mike, and Nikki.  Between the amazing cast, the razor sharp writing of Aaron Sorkin, or the modern day politics, the show has become a favorite of people all over the US.Over the next 2 episodes we are recasting the main cast from the first 4 seasons of The West Wing.  This episode we are sitting down to recast President Josiah Bartletts, Leo McGarry, CJ Cregg, and Charlie Young.  In 2 weeks we will release episode 2 of the show where we recast Sam Seaborn, Josh Lyman, Donna Moss, and the irritable Toby Ziegler.These are 2 of my FAVORITE episodes we've ever recorded because the casting directors are all really passionate fans of the show and have their own unique visions for the cast.Enjoying Recast That?  Leave us a review, drop us a 5 star rating, and SUBSCRIBE!Want to be a part of the fun?  email us at RecastThatPodcast@gmail.com!Enjoy the show!

Toby Ball takes a break from refilling the Clorox shot-ski to talk about HBO's ripped-from-the-2004-headlines docudrama, Bad Education, in which Wolverine and CJ Cregg defraud the Roslyn school district -- and Toby and I really liked it, but did it need a stronger or more singular point of view? Should it have embraced its All The President's American Vandals nature more openly? And what is Janney's accent doing? Later, we went back to 2015 for a rather un-Frontline-y Frontline that tried to dig into the murders of Vietnamese journalists by an anti-Communist kill squad. Why does "Terror In Little Saigon" feel more like a Cold Justice than a Frontline? What should the episode have investigated instead? And how does Young Sheldon's grandfather figure into all of this? Drop off thirty grand worth of dry cleaning and join us for The Blotter Presents, Episode 141. SHOW NOTES The NY Mag deep dive by who else? Bob Kolker  Rebecca Lavoie on LI accentry on Crime Writers On... Frontline's "Terror In Little Saigon"  Strange Arrivals Check out Sundance Now for a FREE month with the code "blotter"! All this and more at the Best Evidence newsletter!

PART 1: Join Cara and me as we sit down and flail (chat) about the second season of The West Wing. Soooooo much West Wing Season 2 content to discuss that we had to break this one into two episodes! Part 1 covers mostly everything up until the middle of season 2 of The West Wing. Don't worry: there's plenty of Allison Janney goodness in both parts!

PART 2: Join Cara and me as we sit down and flail (chat) about the second season of The West Wing. Soooooo much West Wing Season 2 content to discuss that we had to break this one into two episodes. Part 2 covers the back-half of season 2 and blends into some of season 3. Even more Allison Janney content in this one!!

Join Kristin (@KristinSusanL) and I as we chat about how much we love Allison Janney as the legend herself, C.J. Cregg, the inspiration of generation (points if you get the reference)! This episode is mostly specific to C.J. in Season 1, but there are some light spoilers for future seasons, so beware!

On today's Round 2, two very different roles for Allison Janney: On “The West Wing” episode "Third-Day Story," she's competent press secretary CJ Cregg, and her life is about to change in a big way. And in the 1996 movie “Big Night,” she's a competent florist who gets to eat a lot of really delicious-looking food. Next week, we'll watch the “West Wing” episode "Liftoff" and return to “The Good Place” for "The Book of Dougs." For quotes, archives, and more, visit us at http://parentingroundabout.com.

This week we explore why we're glad not to live in Iceland, stupid lawsuits, and places that actually need a name change. We cheer "good job" to CJ Cregg, Jordan Peele, and some anonymous lady... plus the strangeness that is Donald Glover. Oh and by the way #wewereright, #yoyoyoyo, #fortheculture, yup, all of that! Tune in NOW! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's the CJ Cregg show, and we're not mad about it. We've got brilliant (even non-verbal) scenes with both CJ & Danny and CJ & Toby; if this episode doesn't pull at your heart strings, we don't know what will. Also, it's our second-to-last episode, and we're feeling emotional about it. Join us to commiserate, as we recap, "Institutional Memory."

Jason had the opportunity to sit down for a conversation with Mike McCurry, the White House Press Secretary during the Clinton administration. Their conversation covers a range of topics including CJ Cregg on the West Wing, the cynicism that comes with working for the government, fighting Newt Gingrich, the absence of faith in politics, and thoughts on A Way Forward for the United Methodist Church.

Jason had the opportunity to sit down for a conversation with Mike McCurry, the White House Press Secretary during the Clinton administration. Their conversation covers a range of topics including CJ Cregg on the West Wing, the cynicism that comes with working for the government, fighting Newt Gingrich, the absence of faith in politics, and thoughts on A Way Forward for the United Methodist Church.

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! We decided to release this early so you can listen in airports or while making pies. We start off by inducting Lucille Bluth and CJ Cregg into our little Hall of Fame in the segment "Strength of Character". The Main Event: We have experienced (or will experience) so much amazing culture this November! We take a deep dive into Doctor Strange, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, and Arrival, as well as chat about Gilmore Girls, The Grand Tour and The Crown. Plus, we continue our Pop Culture Traditions from last year and mention more seasonal entertainment including episodes of The West Wing and New Girl, and the seasonal podcast Til Death Do Us Blart. As always, our intro/outro music is "We are Highscore" by Krackatoa.  

Aber zuerst müssen wir noch ein Thema aus der vergangenen Folge, nämlich die Debatte um den Kita-Streik und die Bezahlung der Erzieherinnen aufrollen. Unsere Hörerin Linda hatte uns dazu eine längere Mail geschickt: Sie studiert Bildungswissenschaften und klärt uns darüber auf, dass man sehr wohl auch ein Studium für die Qualifikation als Erzieherin wählen kann - JETZT SCHON. Danach geht es in die Vollen: Barbara hat Game of Thrones vor allem gelesen und nur ein paar Folgen der Serie gesehen - dennoch kann sie den Hype mehr als gut verstehen. Außerdem ist sie ein großer Fan von House of Cards, sie findet toll, welche Einblicke in die Strukturen der amerikanischen Politik man gewinnt und wie gern man einen Bösewicht haben kann. Susanne ist von der Polit-Serie The West Wing beeindruckt, ihr Mann und sie sind beide in CJ Cregg verknallt, die Pressesprecherin im Weißen Haus. Außerdem ist sie total angetan von der Serie Borgen, in der es um die fiktive erste Ministerpräsidentin Dänemarks geht, Birgitte Nyborg. Katrin empfiehlt die Serie Hit and Miss, in der eine Transfrau und Auftragskillerin aufs Land zieht, um sich um ihren elfjährigen Sohn und dessen Geschwister zu kümmern. Und sie ist völlig begeistert von Caitlin Morans Serie Raised by Wolves, in der Moran einen Teil ihrer eigenen Jugend verarbeitet hat - voller Wortwitz und ohne Scham.

I veckans P3 Kultur handlar allt om hårda ljud - från pipande fritösmaskiner på hamburgerrestaurangen via ändlösa musikloopar som håller buset borta från perkeringsgarage till Thorsten Flincks skrovliga skådespelarröst, som enligt honom själv numera bor i Mikael Persbrandts mun. P3 Kulturs Sonja Schwarzenberger får efter lång väntan en pratstund med Thorsten Flinck om den mänskliga röstens kraft. Under samtalet börjar Thorsten berätta att Mikael Persbrandts berömda och inte så lite hotfulla röst ursprungligen kommer från Thorsten, och att Thorsten tvingats hitta en ny röst. För att bevisa detta bjuder han Sonja på en uppläsning av en kärleksdikt, först med sin egna nutida röst och sedan med Persbrandts. Eller om det nu är Thorstens från början. Samtidigt, ute i storstadsdjungelns kakafoni går P3 Kulturs Sara Lundin på jakt efter Det Goda Oljudet. Tonsatt av pipande pommes frites-maskiner, på fabriksgolv och bland skrikande spädbarn på skramlande caféer talar hon med kompositören Håkan Lidbo och Lisa Nordström från  electronicagruppen Midaircondo om hur man kan lära sig att älska ljudföroreningarna och hur ljudrasism fungerar. Och i ett fuktigt parkeringsgarage lyssnar P3 Kulturs Caroline Lagergren på loopad bakgrundsmusik som sägs driva bort vandaler och lösdrivare – hur fungerar det egentligen? Hemma i studion avhandlas Florence Foster Jenkins - världshistoriens förmodligen minst tonsäkra sopran – och vi går vidare i dvd-box-exorcismen, när Sonja försöker driva ut George Costanza-demonen ur sitt liv och ersätta honom med den betydligt mer värdiga rollfiguren CJ Cregg från Vita Huset.