Podcasts about comedey

In today's episode we speak with Marko Grujic, a director, producer and writer, born in Zajecar, Serbia about his latest projects, the documentary Tribute to a Rockstar and the comedy The Valley. He moved to United States in 2001, and while in high school, he discovered a passion for filmmaking and became a part of Gallery 37. He studied film directing and theater at Columbia College Chicago​. Marko's documentary Tacno u Centar (Bullseye 2012) has screened at numerous film festivals in Europe and was shown on RTS (Serbian National Television Station). Marko's short film She Be the One (2014) premiered at festivals in Los Angeles and New York City and is available on Amazon Prime. His short film Unaligned (2019) is available on YouTube and more than 3 million views. www.markogrujic.com @Markog51

IN this episode we sit down with Trevin amd Jim Kee to talk about our thouhgts on Season 3 of the Boys,  Ms. Marvel, why not all heroes wear capes, some good reads...if you are into suiccide and video games.

Shawn and Kevin return to discuss the Flyers draft, the selection of Cutter Gauthier and the theme of drafting big, bodied American's. The boys also discuss the acquisition of RHD Tony DeAngelo from the Hurricanes.

Vriend van de show Chris van der Ende is weer terug om te ouwehoeren over Corona, Comedey, de dikke reet van Amalia en Robert Jensen.

"Imposter syndrome? Absolutely. How you deal with that is by being graceful and empathic and supportive, and not protecting. Owning up when you don't know something? So majorly important. You don't have to know everything." Fiona McDermott 2020This is a very special episode recorded live on stage at the APA future of advertising conference earlier this year - and features the fantastic Fiona McDermott. For those who don’t know, Fiona she is Channel 4’s head of comedy. After joining Channel 4 in 2011 as Commissioning Editor she has worked across some amazing award-winning shows such a Derry Girls, Catastrophe, The Windors and Home, just to name a few. And before that she was a Producer at Zeppotron, working on shows such 8 out of 10 Cats, Would I Lie To You and Screenwipe.During our conversation, we speak about Fiona’s introduction to the world of TV and the different roles she has had along the way. We also talk about what it was like working with some of the best comedians in the UK including Jimmy Carr, Franky Boyle, Charlie Brooker and Sean Pye. And of course, how she became the Head of Comedy and the day to day work that entails. She talks openly about often feeling like she has a lot to prove and how the all too familiar imposter syndrome often rears its ugly head. We also talk about the amount of responsibility she has to face on a daily basis, such as having to work out and evolve Channel 4’s comedy taste and the difficult job of knowing when to turn down new scripts and formats – with the all-important question – has she ever turned down a show that goes on to be a smash hit!P.S. She also gives an insight into the best way to pitch your idea to Channel 4 but keep it to yourself... ;)

Gretchen Wylder the creator and writer of “These Thems” an award-winning intersectional queer comedy series talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™. “These Thems” directed by Jett Garrison is a seven episode fully narrative digital series that follows the lives of a newly out lesbian making up for lost time, a non-binary educator intent on training the straights, a transgender man who is comfortably in the closet and a lovelorn gay best friend. In our world where plenty of people are living beyond the gender binary very few explicitly non-binary characters are represented in mainstream media. Non-binary gender identity may be one of the least understood labels falling under the LGBTQ+ umbrella simply because it’s also one of the least visible. Wylder is among the very few writers and show creators paying consideration to non-binary identities and gender non-conformity that’s moving the needle for accurate depiction. “These Thems” explores themes of queerness, gender identity, coming out, sexual empowerment, acceptance and self expression taking the audience through New York's vibrant LGBTQ+ community. Since its U.S. Premiere at Outfest the series has traveled the festival circuit winning a Jury Award for Best Series and an Audience Award for Best Comedy Film. The series tells the story of Gretchen played by Wylder who after realizing she may be a lesbian quickly befriends non-binary dog walker Vero (Victoria “Vico” Ortiz) who decides to stop training dogs and start training the straights. Vero takes Gretchen under their wing and introduces Gretchen to the queer world as she navigates what it's like to be newly out at the age of 30. Vero's childhood friend Asher (Shaan Dasani) isn't out as trans at work and is faced with the decision to out himself when an opportunity for an LGBTQ account pops up. Gretchen's gay best friend and roommate Kevin (Nick Park) is looking for love and may have found it in Asher. We talked to Wylder about what she hopes to accomplish with “These Thems” and her spin on our LGBTQ issues. Gretchen Wylder recently relocated to Los Angeles after being a working actor in NYC for the past nine years and in Chicago six years prior to that. She has originated roles in musical comedies Off-Broadway, regionally and internationally. In addition to working with legends Kathy Griffin, Julie Andrews, Anthony Rapp and Judy Gold, Gretchen has performed sketch and improv at UCB NYC, the PIT Magnet and Second City. Wylder’s theatre credits include Avenue Q, Rent, The Wild Party and Bedbugs The Musical.For More Info: gretchenwylder.com LISTEN: 500+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES

In this episode mason tells some school stories, kohen talk about his concentration camp of a school, and Hayden talks about getting roofied

She hulk 4:20Ms Marvel 7:16Moon Knight 9:19Disney+ 15:02Eternals  28:17 Wanda Vision 33:47falcon and winter soldier 37:35The mandalorian 41:06Star wars ep IX  47:52

On this episode I talk about deadbeat cars. That’s right I know we have deadbeat dads, moms, aunts and uncles but I’m showing love to the deadbeat cars that have left us all stranded on the side of the road in the rain.

On this episode we talk about fears and phobias, then I get mad. Real mad!!!! People play to much.

Plenty of banter on what to do with pulp from intractable and flinty Queensland pumpkins. Plus young Robert Redford, the ubiquitous Babs, Elton John (Clang!) and GOMA.Nigella Lawson Sticky Gingerbread - via MyDishMassimo Bottura crunchy lasagne - NYTimes video (New York Times, 2016 Oct 17)Massimo Bottura - Chef's Table: Netflix Season 1, Ep 1 (See also: Netflix promo)Blue Hill Farm - New York CityDan Barber (Blue Hill Farm) - Chef's Table: Netflix Season 1, Ep 2 (See also: Netflix promo)Elton John celebrates 50 years of hits with songwriting partner Bernie Taupin - interviewed by Leigh Sales (via ABC 7.30, 2017 14 Nov)The Way We Were (1973) - starring Barbra Streisand and Robert RedfordYentl (1983) - starring Barbra StreisandBarefoot in the Park (1967) - starring Jane Fonda and Robert RedfordHere's The Thing With Alec Baldwin - A Visit to Barbra Streisand's Place (2017 Oct 17)Rupert Murdoch's invisible presence shows his dark magic is back - Marina Hyde (Guardian 2017 Feb 11)Here's The Thing With Alec Baldwin - Anthony Weiner (2016 May 10)Anthony Weiner jailed for 21 months in teen sexting case (ABC News 2017 Sep 26)Gallery of Modern Art - The Queensland Art Gallery (QAGOMA)- Gerhard Richter The Life of Images (14 Oct 2017 - 4 Feb 2018)- Yayoi Kusama Life is the Heart of a Rainbow (4 Nov 2017 - 11 Feb 2018)State Library QueenslandRembrandt and the Dutch golden age - Art Gallery of NSW (11 Nov 2017 - 18 Feb 2018)- Woman in Blue Reading a Letter - Vermeer Paintings: interactive