Podcasts about conan o brian

My Fave New Podcasts of 2022: https://www.swyx.io/fave-podcasts-2022/Selected listener survey responsesif you missed the survey in July, you can still fill it in here: https://forms.gle/gmVYak98azGi28it8What other podcasts do Swyx Mixtape listeners enjoy? Conan O‘Brian needs a friend; alphalist cto podcast;remote ruby ShopTalk Show, WTF with Marc Maron, Hardcore History Corecursive, Working Code, Soft Skills Engineering Software unscripted, your undivided attention, startups for the rest of us I like software sessions by Jeremy Jung and I have listened to quite a bit of Zero Knowledge podcast which is crypto related. Switched on Pop, Stratechery, Radio Derb cppcast, hanselmines, go time Swyx Mixtape, Ezra Klein Show, Acquired What are your favorite episode(s) of the Mixtape so far?  Star Wars Lofi because I loved it. Career+Luck as it is a great tooic Behind the scenes of the business world. I'm not interested enough to listen to full podcasts about business, but I really appreciate the small nuggets of insight. All of them not about cryptocurrency The levels one (because I'm a diabetic dev) I started extensively listening starting in June. I really enjoye the episodes covering snowflake databricks. You introduced the idea of betting on technology to me and I trust your judgement. So the podcast gives me a list of interesting tech I should at least know about without too much effort on my end. This one! I like it! And I can't remember some of the very good earlier ones. I don't listen to that many podcasts. I dunno how you do it! Kudos latest deep work series was great, I love to work or at least think about and how to improve. the learning in public thing was what made you follow for quite a while now/ the episode about the drowned singer/actor from glee touched me and I researched the topic and learned how to hopefully act correctly if I ever got in rip current One about Xbox losing all it's market share after the Xbox One launch (I love tech war stories--this field moves so fast. I find I know a lot about the preset but so little about the past)

Travis Dempsey grew up in rural Victoria in a dysfunctional family. At 15 he spent his time skateboarding, getting in fights with his mates, and moving from school to school as a result of this behavior. A high school teacher changed his life and set him on his musical path when he sent Travis to a time-out room that contained an old drum kit. Travis began hitting the drums and instantly felt connected to this instrument. Travis's family wasn't in a position to be able to afford to purchase a kit for him, and once again his teacher helped him by delivering a very basic kit to his home. He eventually joined a band with friends called 'Slaves of Pain', gigging locally. Travis left school when he was 16, first working as an apprentice Boiler Maker for about 4 or 5 months, and then as an apprentice Horticulturist until he decided to move away from the family home, making his way to Melbourne where he lived in Fitzroy. He managed to get a job working at Drummers Paradise in Richmond and began making connections with other musicians and playing in a variety of bands. Travis then got a job at the iconic Revolver Drum Shop which was located in Prahran, and it was while he was working there that he met Chris the bass player from The Living End. Chris mentioned that they were looking for a new drummer, so Travis who was looking for a regular band to play with told him that he would be interested in having a go. Chris gave him a demo tape and they arranged a time for Travis to come and have a jam. Travis initially didn't feel as though he was the right guy for the band, but on his third jam with the guys, he decided to play the songs his own way, this time it worked and he became their new drummer. After a year of solid touring things began to skyrocket after the release of the double A-side single, a single ‘Second Solution / Prisoner of Society' that had the band breaking records, with it becoming the highest-selling single of the '90s, scoring the band an ARIA Award and a whole lot more attention both nationally and internationally, with World Tours alongside AC /DC, Green Day, The Offspring, Chilli Peppers, Rancid, and Silver Chair. Playing and headlining international Festivals, TV Appearances on David Letterman, and Conan O Brian, living the life that most aspiring musicians can only dream about, a world of rock stardom. Then after five and a half years, he decided to give up the rock star lifestyle, choosing instead to explore new avenues and musical ventures, working with and creating programs for kids that encouraged them to follow their dreams and pursue their passion for music, no matter what limits society had placed on them. Travis become a youth worker for the not-for-profit organization 'Whitelion' initially working with young offenders, the focus on youth justice became a core strength recognized by governments, the youth sector, corporates, and the general community as making a real difference to young people's lives. He also went to talk in adult prisons throughout Melbourne. During this time Travis set up his own Drum Tech business, working on hundreds of albums and hiring out drum kits for some of the best drummers in the world. He joined the Celt rockers 'The Currency' and played with them until joining the Melbourne three-piece band 'Doubleblack' in late 2012, which allowed him to contribute to the songwriting for their new music. Travis moved to South Australia and continues to work as a Music Youth Officer for local governments. Music "Band It About" theme song written by Catherine Lambert & Michael Bryant. "Renegade" by Doubleblack, Matt Black, formerly of The Fireballs on guitar and lead vocals, Jason Skewes on double bass, and Travis Dempsey on drums. Links: https://www.facebook.com/DOUBLEBLACKBAND Instagram: @travisdemsey BAND IT ABOUT Linktree: https://linktr.ee/banditaboutpodcastseries --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

On this very special bonus episode, The Vern and good friend of the show, Chris Revill of Let's Chat Live, Let's Chat with Chris Revill and one of the head owners over at Let's Chat Club(where you can find other great shows including this one). Together they talk about the life and laughs of comedian Norm MacDonald. The first time they ever saw him and reflect on the moments he made them laugh the most. Featuring some clips of his best material throughout. You will very much enjoy this episode. Ad Spots Reel Spoilers Fat Drunk and Stupid Mid Intro Song is Cherry by The Chromatics This episode contains clips from the film Dirty Work, the comedy special The Roast of Bob Saget, Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update, and clips from Late Night with Conan O Brian show. All rights belong to the original parties that made them. I'm only a simple podcast host that makes less money than your interns on staff. Please don't sue --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinemarecall/support

Today's friend of the podcast made his industry debut at just 16 years old – as the youngest DJ in Santa Barbara's KJEE's history. This led to an early career as a promoter – followed by stints as a touring crew member, a member of Conan O Brian's music department, then time as a publicist, manager, freelance A&R, and ultimately landing at Angry Mob Music in 2015 – a full-service publishing company in Los Angeles.  Needless to say, this guy KNOWS the business. Not only that, but he plays guitar, bass, drums, keys, and sings. Excited yet? Same. So, without further ado, please welcome – the co-lead vocalist and guitarist of Cuffed Up, manager of Cape Francis, and IFS awarding-winning director and screenwriter – Angry Mob Music's Senior Director of A&R, Ralph Torrefranca. 

This week on The Reel Debaters Micheal, Rob, Jimmy and Martin go through their weekly watch list with: 1.Fatherhood (Netflix) 2.Manifest (Netflix) 3.Kid Detective (CRAVE) 4.Euphoria (HBO) Steven Spielberg and working with the “devil” that is Netflix, who can replace Conan O Brian, audience questions, Christopher Walken impressions and lots more.   https://thereeldebaters.ca/ (Website)   https://thepropshop.threadless.com/ (The Prop Shop Merch Store)   https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thereeldebaters (Buy us A Coffee)   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKShX-QE969uenAfvPuuc1A (Youtube)   Have an idea for the show , email thereeldebaters@gmail.com

Gary discusses tonight's game, the talk about the NFL combine moving, and Conan O'Brian and his last show.

Velkommen til sæson 6 af Radiovagabond. I denne sæson er jeg tilbage i Nordamerika, og du kan vente episoder fra New England, Canada, New York State, Texas, Mexico og Florida. Men inden vi starter, hopper vi tilbage, hvor jeg forlod dig i den seneste sæson i Tjekkiet.   TJEKKER UD AF TJEKKIET Efter en overnatning i et gammelt træhus, der er konverteret til et charmerende lille hotel i midten af en skov ved en smuk sø, var det tid til at tjekke ud og tage mod lufthavnen for at forlade Tjekkiet. Jeg sludrede kort med hotelejeren, Malene om en kamel, jeg så udenfor mit vindue (ja, en KAMEL). Hun forsikrede mig om, at jeg ikke havde set syner. Kamelen var ganske virkelig, og den tilhører lokale landmænd. Præcis, hvad de bruger den til står hen i det uvisse, men jeg var glad for at få at vide, at jeg ikke var ved at gå fra forstanden.   PÅ VEJ MOD BOSTON Kort tid efter mit kamel-syn, sad jeg på flyet på vej over Atlanten – mod Boston i Massachusetts. Tid til at ”vagabondere” igen. I immigrationen i Boston International Lufthavn skulle jeg tage mit nye ESTA visa i brug. Mit tidligere var udløbet en måned tidligere, hvilket fik mig til at svede, da jeg tilfældigvis opdagede det dagen før. Heldigvis fik jeg det fornyet i tide. Med papirerne i orden fik jeg lov til at komme ind i Guds Eget Land, og tog ind mod byen for at mødes med en god ven.   BOSTON BRIANNE Jeg kender Brianne Miers fra en rejseblogger konference i Filippinerne to år tidligere. Vi har holdt kontakten og hun tilbød mig en seng i et par dage. Hun bor alene i en skøn lejlighed i Syd Boston sammen med sin gamle hund, Lucy. Den næste morgen gik vi en tur med Lucy ved Castle Island, en 400 år gammel britisk borg på en lille halvø nær Sydboston. Eller ”Southy”, som de lokale kalder det. Turen var en perfekt lejlighed for at snakket med Brianne. Hun er oprindeligt fra New Jersey, har lidt boet i Denver, har gået på Graduate School i Washington DC inden hun flyttede her til Boston for omkring 10 år siden. Selvom Boston er meget mindre end f.eks. New York City, byder Brianne byens historie, natteliv og alt det kulturelle, der foregår her. Vi taler også om, at Boston er USA's mest europæiske by, hvilket måske er, hvorfor jeg kan lide den så meget.   BRIANNES BLOG Brianne er freelance skribent, fotograf og rejseblogger. Hun har været i mere end 45 lande indtil nu siden sin første store udenlandsrejse til Kina, da hun var 11 år gammel. Hendes blog A Traveling Life, fokuserer på at ballancere en professionel karriere med et liv fuld af rejser. Det er hendes mål at tage mindst én rejse om måneden. ”Jeg startede min blog for en del år siden, og det er min intention, at vise mine læsere, at det er muligt at opretholde en professionel karriere, samtidig med at man også rejser en masse. Selvom bloggen er for alle, er den primært målrettet mod amerikanere, som typisk ikke har særlig mange feriedage hvert år. Til dem, der vælger at tage på kortere rejser til Mexico eller Carribien. Jeg vil vise dem, at det er muligt at se meget mere af verden – med lidt planlægning og kreativitet”, siger hun. Brianne kunne være nomade som mig, hvis hun ville, men hun fortæller mig, at hun kan lide at have en base, at komme hjem til efter 3-4 måneder på landevejen. Og så har hun også Lucy at tage sig af. ”Når jeg har en bil og et hus, er det faktisk mest, fordi jeg har en hund”, siger hun med et smil. ”Jeg har også opbygget et meget stærkt netværk her, hvilket er noget der hjælper min karriere meget. Så lige nu har jeg ingen planer om at blive nomade”.   FAKTA OM BOSTON Boston er opkaldt efter en lille by i England. Mange af byens første tilflyttere kom derfra, og beholdt simpelthen bare navnet. Og så er det en amerikansk by, der er først med mange ting. Når man tænker på gamle undergrundsbaner i USA, vil de fleste nok tænke på New York. Men faktisk er den første amerikanske ”Subway” her fra Boston. Den blev bygget i 1897. De har også den ældste offentlige park i USA. Boston Common blev indviet i 1634. Den første Dunkin’ Donuts findes i Quincy, omkring 20 km udenfor Boston. Den første amerikanske chokolade fabrik i USA er også fra Boston. Året var 1765, da Walter Baker åbnede den. Det første amerianske fyrtårn – the Little Brewster Lighthouse blev bygget her i Boston i 1716. Den første Thanksgiving i USA blev fejret i Boston. Og Bostons er hjemsted for det første college i Nordamerika. Jeg taler naturligvis om det legendariske Harvard, som blev grundlagt i 1636. Efter en afslappende gåtur med Lucy, satte vi os tilbage i bilen netop som det begyndte at regne. Brianne fortsatte med at fortælle mig mere om ”Southy”. ”I dette område og i andre byer på østjysten her i Massachusetts er arkitekturen typisk ret speciel”, fortæller hun. ”Der er mange ”triple deckers”. Tre-etagers træhuse med en veranda ude foran. Oprindeligt blev de bygget til at huse fabriksarbejdere, men gennem tiden er de blevet renoveret og gjort mere moderne. Men meget af den ydre struktur af husene er bevaret”. Vi fortsætter vores køretur og kommer forbi en Starbucks, som havde et par demonstranter udenfor. Brianne fortæller mig, at kædebutikker generelt ikke er velsete af mange af de irske familier, som er meget stolte af byens historie. De foretrækker at støtte de lokale forretninger. Herefter kører vi mod Sea Port ved Boston Harbours bugt. I modsætning til, hvor vi kom fra, er dette et område, med moderne bygninger og en del skyskrabere. Vi taler om hvor forskelligt denne kommercielle del af byen er blevet modtaget af de lokale. Nogen ser det som gode muligheder for at få arbejde, mens andre ikke bryder sig om den måde byens facade bliver ændret. En debat man oplever mange steder i verden.   BERØMTE PERSONER FRA BOSTON Et par berømte mennesker kommer her fra Boston: skuespiller, Ben Affleck, Late Night vært, Conan O’Brian og standupkomiker Bill Burr. Men nok den mest berømte person, der kommer herfra, er uden sammenligning den 35. amerikanske præsident, John F. Kennedy.   JFK BIBLIOTEK OG MUSEUM Det fantastiske John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, i en imponerende bygning på mere end 15.000 m2, som er idyllisk placeret i en stor park med udsigt til havet. Det er en hyldest til John F. Kennedys liv, og alt hvad han har udrettet. Efter at have købt en billet (til 14 dollars) gik jeg rundt i museet og lærte en masse om JFK. Det var superinteressant og er noget, jeg klart kan anbefale, hvis du kommer til Boston.   TILBAGE MED BRIANNE Efter mit besøg kørte jeg mere rundt i byen med Brianne. Vi kom forbi Blue Hills Pavillion, som er et sted, som afholder mange udendørs koncerter om sommeren. Vi kom også forbi Yankee Lobster, som serverer de bedste og mest friske fisk i byen (direkte fra fiskekutteren), og naturligvis Harpoon Brewery, som er et meget berømt lokalt bryggeri.   NÆSTE GANG I RADIOVAGABOND En af de ting, der har bragt Boston i verdensnyhederne i nyere tid er det tragiske terrorangreb i forbindelse med Boston Marathon i 2013. I næste episode er vi tilbage i bilen med Brianne for at høre om hendes oplevelser den dag – og den efterfølgende uge. Og så besøger vi et sted, hvor alle kender dit navn. Mit navn er Palle Bo, og jeg skal videre. Vi ses. EPISODE LINK: https://www. radiovagabond.dk/230-boston

Another fortnight (has it been? Are you sure?), another episode and while this lockdown might be the biggest slog yet, Sarah and Becky have still uncovered plenty to keep them enthused, not least local parish council meetings. Get your fresh batch of recommendations (Call My Agent, Pretend It's A City and Roma to name a few), before you meet this ep's phenomenal guest and one of our favourite interviewees yet.Signed to the beloved Chess Club Records and the newest darling of Radio 1, Liverpool's Pixey is one of the most exciting prospects in British music right now. Calling herself "the Indie Britney Spears" and fusing Stone Roses psychedelia with Lana Del Rey type soundscapes, she's not only an exceptional musician, but person too - having nearly died a few years ago, her re-evaluation on life after recovery led to her learning guitar and production from scratch to fulfil her dreams. It's kind of annoying; not only is she incredibly talented, resilient and grounded, she's really funny and nice too! As always, we'd love for you to subscribe and get in touch if you enjoyed the episode:Instagram: @calmdowndearpodcastTwitter: @calmdowndearpodWebsite: https://www.calmdowndearpodcast.comEmail: calmdowndearpodcast@gmail.comhttps://www.patreon.com/calmdowndearShownotesHandforth Parish Council - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgGmYeAm0jk Handforth Parish Council movie trailer - Michael Fry - https://www.instagram.com/bigdirtyfry/?hl=en Pretend It’s a City - https://www.netflix.com/title/81078137 Public Speaking - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXn_zBomVXs Fran Lebowitz on Conan O’Brian - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyH3IxZfu34&t=54s Blown Away - https://www.netflix.com/title/80215147#:~:text=2019%7CTV%2D14%20%7C2,Watch%20all%20you%20want. Call My Agent! - https://www.netflix.com/title/80133335 Roma - https://www.netflix.com/title/80240715 Road to Roma - https://www.netflix.com/title/81085934 Pixey on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/0Mwm5rtTYi44wClH4ZXjkI?si=ZcjtFO-sTbCN_zZIXM1-Sw Leandra Medine - https://www.instagram.com/leandramcohen/?hl=en?ref=badge Harry Potter video game - https://www.ea.com/en-gb/games/harry-potter Pixey Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/iampixey/ Pixey - Free To Live In Colour - EP - https://www.fiveriserecords.co.uk/product/pixey-free-to-live-in-colour/ Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/calmdowndear See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Schulman has enjoyed an unprecedented career over the last 30 years as a first-call drummer for world-class rock and pop artists. He has been voted "Top 3 Pop-Rock Drummers" in the 2014 and 2019 Modern Drummer Reader’s Poll and was the featured cover artist in the May 2019 issue. Mark has done four record-breaking world tours with P!NK. Mark has also played with Cher since 1999 including her two biggest tours. Mark’s resume reads like a “who’s who” of international Rock n’ Roll royalty including acts such as Billy Idol, Foreigner, Sheryl Crow, Stevie Nicks, Beyonce’, and so many other world–class artists. He has drummed with Velvet Revolver at Ozzfest and for a crowd of 225,000 at Glastonbury Festival with Simple Minds. Mark has appeared on nearly every American, European, and Australian variety show including The Grammys, David Letterman, The Tonight Show, Conan O’Brian, Jon Stewart, American Idol, Paul O’ Grady, X-Factor, Wetten Das, The Arias, and more. 

Hellcat Records is an independent record label based in Los Angeles, California. The label, an offshoot of Epitaph Records, was started as a partnership between Brett Gurewitz of Bad Religion, the owner of Epitaph, and Tim Armstrong of Rancid, the latter of whom is generally responsible for signing bands. The label specializes in ska, punk, oi!, psychobilly, and hardcore bands. Give 'Em the Boot, a Hellcat label sampler which also includes tracks from other up-and-coming independent bands was issued every other year from 1997 to 2009, with the exceptions of the third release, which was released three years after the second, and the sixth which came one year after the fifth. Some of the bands that have grazed their roster are The Gadjits, Hepcat, The Pietasters, Op Ivy, Tiger Army, Dropkick Murphys, and a ton more. Shout out to Jason Boardman for connecting me with The Wix who I got on the Skype and this is what we talked about: Working for the real-life Bobby Fisher How The Wix came to fruition The Conan O’Brian show meeting Skankin Pickle Interviewing Jello Biafra in high school How Hellcat started Signing Dropkick Murphys Give em the boot comp The Keith Richards story And a ton more Check out her art at https://www.qualianaart.com/ You can follow her on Instagram at crisqualiana If you market aggressively on Instagram Stories and want custom stickers then go here to get custom stickers or just email mike@drive80.com and I can send you samples. These are great for B2C companies and Realtors. Feel free to support the podcast for as little as $1 a month through Patreon Or go to thiswasthescene.com to possibly buy some merch.

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Heidiho Welt, wir haben heute folgendes im Gepäck: - Zwei lustige Clips aus der Conan O'Brian Show mit Jim Carrey und Elijah Wood - ENDLICH! HALLELUJAH! Vorschaufunktion bei Netflix abschaltbar - Unsere Highlightvorschau des Jahres 2020

MONSTER PARTY SERVES UP ANOTHER DOLLOP OF TELEVISUAL TORMENT! JAMES GONIS, SHAWN SHERIDAN, LARRY STROTHE, and MATT WEINHOLD, return to a ghoulish goldmine of ghastly gifts. Whether we're talking cathode ray creepers, or streaming screamers, the time has come for another episode celebrating all the terrors that your home theater system can handle. It's... HORROR TV VOL. 2!!! To be frank, this is kind of a strange episode. Yes, we do talk quite a bit about HORROR TV, past and present. But, we also take a few tangents, that are as necessary as they are entertaining.  How did these tangents come about?  Well, that might have something to do with our very special return guest! Joining us once again is a BIG friend of the show, and a powerhouse of entertainment! He's a celebrated comedian, actor, writer, producer, and hands down, the best DR. ZAIUS impersonator in the business. MONSTER PARTY is proud to welcome back... DANA GOULD! (STAN AGAINST EVIL, CREEPSHOW, TALES OF HALLOWEEN, THE SIMPSONS, CONAN O'BRIAN, GEX, SUPER ADVENTURE TEAM)  Just keep telling yourself... it's only a TV show!

Todd Glass started comedy at age 16. He has performed stand-up on The Daily Show, Jimmy Kimmel, and Conan O’Brian. You can see his recent special “Act Happy” on Netflix.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the I’m Not Joking community today: petermcgraw.org Peter McGraw Twitter Peter McGraw LinkedIn

Todd Glass started comedy at age 16. He has performed stand-up on The Daily Show, Jimmy Kimmel, and Conan O’Brian. You can see his recent special “Act Happy” on Netflix. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the I’m Not Joking community today: petermcgraw.org Peter McGraw Twitter Peter McGraw LinkedIn

Let's kick some dicks. Or... Time to nut up or shut up. Or whatever it is that Woody Harrelson says that rhymes. This week we have our annual Halloween spooktakular episode, where we review the surprisingly delightful Zombieland Double Tap, talk about the state of Hollywood filmmaking and franchise building, and ruminate in Conan O'Brian appearing in Death Stranding. I mean... seriously, Conan appears to give Norman Reddus an otter hat so he can swim like an... you know what, doesn't matter.    Full spoiler review of Zombieland 2, a news roundup and more this week. Strap in folks! And seriously, kick some dicks, or whatever he says that rhymes and is slightly humorous. You won't want to miss this Halloween episode.    Almost Accurate is a weekly pop culture podcast hosted by Jake and Ryan who review the latest in Movies, TV Shows, Video Games, and more. Like the show? Leave us a review on your favorite podcasting app! Want to get in touch with us? Send us a letter at almostaccuratepod@gmail.com or hit us up on our Facebook or Instagram!

Jaku and Xwater are back with the news this week. Nord VPN was "hacked," and Jaku talks about it. Use a VPN, and have a spare. Listen to the Jaku! Ubisoft is suing a cheat maker for Rainbow 6 Siege. If you're going to cheat in a game, it's ok, as long as it's consensual with all of the players. Don't be a jerk! Last of Us 2 was delayed. A bad game released early will never be good. A game can be good if you give it enough time. We would rather have the best game possible, even if it takes some time. Death Stranding has Conan O'brian. Does that matter? Is it awesome? Is the game going to be good? What even is it? Outer Worlds just came out, and they have something interesting. Twitch Plays Outer Worlds. Maybe the next time, we can get Crowd Control into a new game. Hit us up Devs. Rise of the Slime came out, it's a deckbuilding game similar to Slay the Spire. Jaku is interested, and you might be too. Slimes rock! Shroud is jumping to Mixer, and TheMexicanRunner is going to Facebook. What? That takes us to our Hot Take. Will poaching of streamers effect Twitch? Competition is nearly always a good thing. This can only help streamers. WE NOW HAVE A PATREON! Check it out at https://www.patreon.com/WarpWorld Check out https://coins.warp.world for a salty treat! You can submit any questions you have to podcast@warp.world for the Ask the Broadcasters segment!

Steve Cooper talks with musician Scotty Morris. Scotty is best known for being the singer/songwriter for Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. BBVD's originals rocketed the group into its first phase of stardom when You & Me and the Bottle Makes Three (Tonight) and Go Daddy-O were featured in the 1996 indie film landmark Swingers. The film launched the careers of Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau and established BBVD as a cultural force beyond their home base of L.A. They have built a career through relentless touring and an impressive discography that includes the platinum selling Americana Deluxe. Their music has appeared in countless films, television shows, and trailers including Swingers, The Wild, Despicable Me, Family Guy, Phineas and Ferb, Malcolm In The Middle, Ally McBeal and have been widely used for years as part of television broadcasts of high profile sporting events including the NFL, NBA, MLB, and PGA. They have had numerous television appearances include Dancing With The Stars, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O’Brian, Last Call with Carson Daley. They have also has shown true bipartisanship having played private events for the three of the last four presidents as well as events at both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions on multiple occasions and they had an appearance in front of millions during the halftime show of the 1999 Super Bowl. 

Wir sind wieder vollständig! Oder sogar noch mehr: Denn wir haben eine neue Mitarbeiterin. Seit diesem Monat arbeitet Johanna bei uns und unterstützt uns nun als Redakteurin. In der Frequenz stellen wir sie vor. Außerdem reden wir über den Bloomberg-Bericht der behauptet, dass Apple exklusiven Podcastcontent plant. Was bedeutet das für das Apple-Podcast-Ökosystem und nicht zuletzt auch für uns? Und wir reden über Weißt du’s schon?, unseren Kinderpodcast, dessen erste Staffel nun komplett ist. Und - wer hat’s gehört? Bei den Picks gibt es ebenfalls alte Bekannte: Hendrik bespricht Nochmal Nr. 1 aus dem RBB-Serienstoffpodcast und Christian geht nochmal auf Conan O’Brian needs a friend ein. Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq50 Werbung: Podcast "Die Zukunft ist elektrisch" (Audi Deutschland)

Wir sind wieder vollständig! Oder sogar noch mehr: Denn wir haben eine neue Mitarbeiterin. Seit diesem Monat arbeitet Johanna bei uns und unterstützt uns nun als Redakteurin. In der Frequenz stellen wir sie vor. Außerdem reden wir über den Bloomberg-Bericht der behauptet, dass Apple exklusiven Podcastcontent plant. Was bedeutet das für das Apple-Podcast-Ökosystem und nicht zuletzt auch für uns? Und wir reden über Weißt du’s schon?, unseren Kinderpodcast, dessen erste Staffel nun komplett ist. Und - wer hat’s gehört? Bei den Picks gibt es ebenfalls alte Bekannte: Hendrik bespricht Nochmal Nr. 1 aus dem RBB-Serienstoffpodcast und Christian geht nochmal auf Conan O’Brian needs a friend ein. Zur Podcastepisode: viertausendhertz.de/frq50 Werbung: Podcast "Die Zukunft ist elektrisch" (Audi Deutschland)

Sarah Schwab is the Senior Director of Marketing for the Philadelphia Flyers. As the Director of Marketing, Sarah oversees the team’s branding, promotional, and media initiatives. Recently, her team was tasked with a huge undertaking: creating a mascot for the Flyers. Much to her and the team's surprise, Gritty would become an overnight internet phenomenon, generating billions of online impressions, and appearing on Good Morning America, Conan O'Brian, and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Before working for the Flyers, she worked in PR and Marketing for UPenn and the National Constitution Center. Sarah got her Bachelor's degree in Strategic and Organizational Communications from Temple University. This episode was recorded live at the PRSA Travel and Tourism Conference, hosted by the Public Relations Society of America. Support Philly Who? Donate via Paypal, Venmo: @podphillywho, Become a Monthly Patron, Purchase a T-Shirt or Hat, Become a Sponsor

Episode 13: Podcast StigmasBill Burr was one of Conan O’Brian’s early guests on this newfangled thing called Podcasting. Conan was extremely interested in why Bill’s never put heavy duty focus on having guests on the show. Without a blink in the moment the reply was heard, “I don’t want to deal with people that call you up at the last minute asking to move the show to a different day.” Oh, I’ve been on that airplane ride. It’s a dull ache of reality sitting in your stomach. The show prep and time required weren’t wasted. Your image has taken a hit. The billboards and social media posts promoting the talk make you feel like you failed the listener. I have a very special stack of papers to my left. It’s my notes that were never used. I’ve learned to quickly shake it off and say to myself, “At least I was ready. If they rebook I’ll be even more prepared.” To help calm future storms I keep every guest my tiny little secret. Nobody outside this studio needs to know who I’ve booked until it’s been physically brought to life and properly edited. As a broadcast instructor I’m upfront with tomorrows Podcasters, “Do not race to find a partner! You’re asking them to live on your time clock. You’ll forgive them the first time. That serves as a permission slip to do it again and again. So why start? It’s your show. They are a guest while there. If they don’t make it. No hard feelings. It’s your show. Conan popped off a joke about doing solo shows calling Bill Burr a narcissist. I thought that was kind of odd. Chelsea Handler’s podcast features her head doctor and he’s always telling her she’s far from being narcissistic. Maybe it’s the radio guy in me but when I host with no guests I’ve still got someone on the show. The listener! I’ve created a connection with them and steer every conversation toward their extreme importance. Although I can’t see the listener I believe in the greater possibility of them being there even if it’s only one person named Mom.One more thought about giving love to listeners. If your show is blessed with a solid team of players how often in your conversations do you direct your thoughts toward the listener to keep them activated? Interactive thinking builds a stronger foundation. Listeners feel included. The goal is to invite them to follow. To spread your presence across their social media. A very valuable tool to have. Let’s get back to booking guests. Not friends and family. Content driven doctors, authors, actors, musicians and carpenters holding onto the latest hammers. Another stigma podcasters face on a weekly basis is, “My client doesn’t do podcasting.” Quickly laugh it off! There’s still a huge number of people that see this sport as a training camp for future performers on the radio tower. I used to get pissed when promotors shot that line at me. Then I woke up. You dork! They have a product to sell and podcasting isn’t necessarily the marketing campaign they need to put immediate dollars in their pocket. I’ve changed my booking approach. Stop chasing. As Podcasters we lose a lot of creative time endlessly explaining who we are, what city we’re broadcasting in and is this for the morning show? The stigma shouldn’t make you stagnant. Keep fresh by putting yourself in front of those who get it. It’s growing faster than ever. Have patients and stop chasing. You’ve got something they need. Reach! I could go on all day about the pitfalls and bad smells associated with this incredible way to share content. A stigma that seems to be on the rise right now and I totally blame it on Netflix, Amazon and Hulu is a podcasting season. Creating only a certain amount of shows. Get listeners to binge listen. Then hope to God they rediscover you when you pop your turtle head out of that shell somewhere down the road. I brought this very subject up with Jody and David from the Somebody Somewhere podcast. Their current series puts its entire self into the criminal investigation of a Seattle murder scene that left two homeless people dead. It took them a year to pull everything together. It’s their second season feature. I’m not afraid to ask questions, “How you gonna get listeners back for season three?” David laughed out loud and courageously said “That’s the million dollar question.” I’ve noticed that iHeart Radio does a lot of podcast promoting. In fact Conan endorsed one. Cross pollenating would be an incredible way to not only support those braving the winter storm but it would warmly unite listeners in other places of healthy content. Almost like what iHeart does with their music format. We know you like the Eagles and believe you’ll enjoy Chris Stapleton as well. I think we’re pretty far from podcasters coughing up a little space to talk about others. The stigma is it’s the rebirth of the Wild West and there aren’t enough sheriffs to enforce a little love. That’s another stigma! People latch onto podcasting because of the no rules approach to getting to listeners. It used to be that way at Netflix. Look at what they did in 2018. They mowed down and totally took out a lot of original early day play and replaced it with a guaranteed return to their investment. So what’s the moral to this story? It’s pretty simple in all things broadcasting and podcasting there’s always going to be a stigma. Creative people and the freedom to do it anytime anywhere means there’s not enough toilet paper in the world to keep everything tidy and fresh smellen. Get used to the idea that podcasting seems large and in charge for those who live it and breathe it. Outsiders may never get why millions of us are giving our lives away with no pay. I grew up in Montana and Wyoming and no matter what time of year it was the farmyard always smelled like fresh donkey butt. You’re never gonna get used to the idea that bookers and promoters see only the big names on the dial or podcasting. Hit them up with something I did in 2013, “I realize I can’t get Jay Z or Beyonce but somewhere on that list of yours is a total nobody that could use a little practice with their interview skills. Let me be that platform. Redd out of Detroit was one such musician. I’ve never said no to the kid. He’s on a huge tour this summer. Randy Bachman wasn’t always the main attraction. He worked those radio stations and continues to support the industry that brought him to the stage.

009 - Mt. JoyIn this episode of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, James Regan talks with Matt (Quinn) and Sam (Cooper) from the indie band Mt Joy. The band has originally hailed from Philadelphia and debuted in 2016 with their single "Astrovan”, that they recorded in Los Angeles by Quinn, Cooper, and Byrnes (their bass player). It was added to a lot of key Spotify playlists and gained them a lot of notoriety. They tell the story of what it’s like playing on the Conan O’Brian show. We also discussed the process they took to be a gem on Spotify playlists. They currently maintain about 200 dates a year and are about to embark on the summer festival circuit. You can find out more about the band at MtJoyband.com. Download Link

Episode 11: When Will The Newness Wear Off? With iHeart Radio claiming to have 250,000 podcasts and Spotify announcing they want to be the Netflix of podcasting. The one time hidden away not always talked about rap sessions are quickly becoming a global fashion.When you talk to those labeled pioneers, they’ll tell you that even I was amazingly late getting into the groove. That was 2012. Back when the decision makers in radio knew I was up to something in the production room but they couldn’t figure out how to sink their money loving fingers into it.Seven years deep into podcasting and I still feel this new age of generating content hasn’t budged from the core of my creative womb. It’s still an infant with no real date set for delivery. To be a great podcaster I think you have to do what authors do. Participate with the process. Authors have read and continue to read a lot of other people’s work. Podcasting should not be different. You should be digesting two to three shows a day. All from different talent. There’s a ton of one on one conversation podcasts. Two to five yackers cackling up a storm like the battered and tattered old hen house on the farm. I’m not knocking it! It just seems to be the go to sport of the moment. To layout your openness without having to write a blog. When will the newness of this podcast style wear off? Actors, comedians, bankers and whomever else are locked in on asking everybody in the room a bunch of questions. Here’s why I feel it’s not the typical and why it may get old much quicker than anticipated. In the real world without a microphone and recording device, when you’re with friends and family, are you sittin around talking about taking drugs, masturbating, massively hating your job, openly discussing your failures while wishfully thinking about having fantasy sex with dot dot dot? I know that’s going overboard and looks like an object that crosses the line. Let me remind you that this is podcasting and it seems like everybody’s on this kick to be extremely open about their lives knowing they’d never be that way unless they’re on the show.Sports shows are posted with last night’s scores. I love the emotion but in two days all of that work will be wasted space. It’s like a pizza that sat out all weekend. The stories are dried up and nobody’s red hot on the idea of devouring what you served. I do enjoy actors talking to actors. Always bringing up how they’ve been friends for years. Hmm if it were anyone else, you know like a no name, they’d barely have a following because two friends chumming it up gets a little too inside. An old radio term that still works. Don’t go too inside. It causes a disconnection. The newness of that kind of podcasting might wear out the newby listeners that checked in cuz someone hit the share button. Every How To Podcast book and website says to get a guest. It makes the show interesting. Let me ask one question. Is it a guest if you already know each other’s dirty little secrets? Bantering works when the content gets the listener mentally involved. What I do find funny is how Conan O’Brian and Dax Shepard endlessly invite guests to the microphone who are completely clueless as to what podcasting is. That tells me that we’ve got years of discovery still ahead. Both guys are supremely talented with the gift to gab and know when it’s time to get off the subject. Then again they both have real producers and we don’t know what ends up on the cutting room floor. You should see how much I yank off the podcast before its broadcast. During the conversation I’ll bring boring stuff up that gets the guest more involved. I hear it in their voice. Then I’m off again. Jotting down notes to remind myself later to edit edit edit. I’d love to hear Chelsea Handler do her podcast without people in the room. The girl is so brilliantly gifted that she could get a huge new audience based on the fact that she’s speaking directly to them. Michael Rappaport is doing his podcast on a paid site. As much as I love his chance taking extremely too loud attitude, I’ve got to get a least six to ten shows in me before I decide if it’s worth the investment. Paying for podcasting will get real old to many people because it seems television with all of its apps are starting to dig into the wallet as well. Nickle and diming your fans and followers better have an everyday payoff or the tune out will be an explosion of destruction that looks more like AM stereo and HD Radio. Both of those truly sounded pretty good but the consumer didn’t buy into it. So what’s the moral of the story? It’s pretty simple. There’s a lot of talking going on but it’s all starting to sound the same. A bunch of chumming around with no real TMZ nastiness. Have several ideas in mind when you bring the second and third voices in. Show prep is a brilliant tool. I learned that trick when legendary Rocker Leslie West called me out in the middle of a conversation. He knew I was winging it. To this day I wish he would’ve hung on me. The impact was big on my heart but it needed to an all-out get out of my face action. It kinda told my listeners that I didn’t truly care about the time they were putting in by being there. Changed me forever.

In this episode, Daniel and Tyler discuss Howard Stern's new book, Howard Comes Again. The boys dive into who Howard included/excluded from the book, what their favorite interviews were, how the book compares to his previous two books. They also talk about Howard's various press appearances, such as Jimmy Fallon, Stephan Colbert, Conan O'Brian, NPR, CBS Sunday Morning, and more.The Hey Now Howard Podcast comes to you from Los Angeles and covers all things from The Howard Stern Show. Click 5 stars and subscribe for future episodes.Bye for now

Episode Nine: How Real Is Too Real?I find myself laughing at how sterilized radio and television people continue to be inside this world of reality this and Big Brother that. Incredibly entertaining was Game of Thrones getting busted twice this season for not properly clearing the set of modern day water bottles and more. Some have said that was done on purpose because when the masters of the craft make mistakes a lot of free press pushes a show forward. There are several different shapes and shades of Podcaster’s. Those that take it too serious versus the casual conversationalist that doesn’t mind keeping the studio door open to allow the atmosphere of the moment to pass through the microphone. In a recent conversation with Conan O’Brian comedian Mark Maron coached the late night host on how to relax and let the show happen. He has no problem inviting the sounds of real life to his mind blowingly successful show. He says the greatest shows are those that you can build. I totally agree. I’m convinced that Podcast listeners don’t mind being taken somewhere. NPR has been doing it for how many decades? Hell I’ll go hangout at the patio at Panera Bread and do four to seven interviews with garbage trucks marching by. I love the gentle roar of someone else’s conversation in the background. I did an episode with Dennis Quaid at Panera. He was handwashing dishes while I was stretched out across that hardcore metal table. I’ve hosted conversations while sitting in the lobby of several different movie theaters. I always want to be ready for any call. Before checking into a movie premiere I’ll be laughing up a storm with Pat Benatar’s husband. I’ve been know to pull of some pretty awesome shows while driving from town to town. Pop the recorder on and start digging in. Producers on the other side aren’t always warm to the idea of having sound in the background. My response has been gentle and caring. I just say, “Your side of the answers meeting the questions is all out perfect while my side can always been re-recorded in the studio. Everything I do is left and right handed. Actors, musicians, authors and others are always in the left ear and there I am in the right. At production time I have full control of each side which is a heck of a lot better than dumping the recyclables with the other trash. Only to be forced to separate it on pickup day. I first got hooked up with this plan and purpose while doing an interview with Yoko Ono. She was calling in at 12 noon. I was to be in my hotel room in Raleigh, NC at the time. I totally screwed up on the journey up there and 2 hours into the drive I had to rush back home to Charlotte. The talk with Yoko totally went off on time. Me sitting in my driveway just talking away about life with John and all things connected to her art shows. This sort of thinking opens your heart and imagination to reach way way out of the box. Don’t wait for your guest to come to the sterilized studio, take your equipment to them and paint that background like no sound effects library can. KISS Alive 1 was a huge hit because it was a real crowd whereas Elton John’s Bennie and The Jets was made up to sound live. Be real with the sound and be real to your listeners. Let them know up front where you are. Then get on with the episode because listeners only have so long before they begin to tune out. If you’ve got to live the perfect life and need all things crystal clear and squeaky clean. You can still take a portable studio outside the normal joint. The front seat of your car is the best soundproof on the planet. One issue and it’s very important to keep in mind. Air conditioning and heater sounds can almost sound like blowing wind into your microphone. What’s the more of the story? Have fun while keeping a firm grip on quality. You can be anywhere you want to be and bring the atmosphere of the moment to life but be aware of what too much sound can do. Make sure you’ve got great microphones. We’ve come a long way. Adweek has labeled Podcasters the new influencers. Keep up the good fight.

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This week the guys talk about heavyweights, Pharrell, celebrity ages, George Bush’s funeral, weather men, trade school, high school coach, athleticism, equality, Bengal cats, Carla Stefaniak, Costa Rica, Cardi B and Offset Breakup, Produced music, Reddit legal, Christmas list, music groups, Conan O’Brian, North Korean vacations, youtubers, parent cruelty.

Dan St.Germain (Late Night with Conan O’Brian, Comedy Central and TV Writer) What happens when you burn a bridge! Being a sexual hot potato! The joy and stress of a writers room! Mistaking a drunk guy for a disabled guy can turn a crowd on you! Subscribe now and please follow us on Twitter @leaveuwitdis  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zack and Lou talk about going on tour, illness and of course Comedy festivals. Lou Moon has opened and hosted for comedians like Jackie Kashian (Dork Forest podcast,) Ian Abramson (7 Minutes in Purgatory, Conan O'Brian), Alex Hooper (America's Got Talent,) Robert Buscemi (You Made it Weird, Grace and Frankie,) and Jessa Reed (Big Sky Comedy Festival, This Is Not Happening.) He has performed on festivals like Altercation, Bird City, and Big Pine. He was a finalist on the Bird City Madness one liner competition. ABOUT ZACK LYMAN Zack Lyman has just released his Full Length Album "Sorry I Am Late". He has been featured as Black Listed Radios "Top Comedians To Watch". Zack created the Zack Lyman Podcast that has had many amazing guest like Myq Kaplan (Netflix) and Brian Kiley (Conan O'Brian's Head Writer) Mostly known for his viral 10 second jokes on Instagram. Also, can be seen as a recurring actor on FunnyOrDie.

This past Sunday, I had a fantastic interview with Ahmed Bharoocha. He was generous enough to have Marlina (my girlfriend) over his house on a Sunday evening even though his little baby was sleeping. Ahmed is a stand up comic featured on Conan O'Brian and Comedy Central (30 minute special), was featured in Montreal's Just for Laugh's, has a viral sketch comedy channel called Dead Kevin, and is on Adult Swim's Dream Corp LLC.  In this conversation we cover a variety very interesting topics including: - Starting in a small comedy scene and moving to LA - Differences between smaller and larger scenes - Leveraging existing material in a new scene - Building a 'tight 5' for a Late Night Set - Being a part of a popular weekly sketch channel

Letterman Head Writer and Comedy Legend, Steve O'Donnell goes Internet exploring with us as we uncover rare TV appearances, a Dick Cavett clip with co-guest Conan O'Brian, comedy writing secrets, online shopping surprises and a very cool early Jimmy Kimmel story.

Welcome Friday listeners to BOOOUT TIME! This episode features well known comedian Myq Kaplan From the podcast "Hang out with me", Conan O'Brian, as well as Comedy Central and Netflix Specials! This  will surely be one of our more popular episodes to date! We did this podcast on location at The Bardstown. PREPARE YOUR MIND FOR 10 Questions where we learn all about polyamory and Myq's love with words and disdain for wordplay. Kind of... Love this episode? Hate this episode? Send us an email to bouttimepodcast@gmail.com and let us know! Check out all of our social media @bouttimepodcast on Instagram, Facebook, and twitter! Check us out, let us know what you like and share your favorite episode with us! SERIOUSLY DO IT THO! Tell your Android friends that they can listen on the website bouttime.libsyn.com ! Tell your ITUNES friends to listen on iTunes! EVERYONE LISTENS!!!! Like, share,subscribe, repeat. Tell a friend so we can help this thing GET BEING BIGGLY!!!! #trypod See you next Friday! Same Bout Time Same Bout Channel!!! -Patrick and Sean

A Baptist Preacher's Son becomes a comedian, marries an Academy Award Nominated Costume Designer and has a kid. And here come the stories. Murray Valeriano is a brilliant comedian, writer, and human sponge. This Tennessee native and preacher’s son found his comedy calling in sunny California and soon began a successful writing career. Lately, you probably saw him on @midnight.  Murray has toured the country performing in clubs and theaters, either headlining or opening for some of comedy’s heavy hitters, Kevin Pollack, Christopher Titus, Brad Garret and the late, Robert Schimmel As an award winning writer, Murray has written for the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Bill Engvall’s Here’s Your Sign Awards and Ridiculousness to name a few. He has also written for other comedians such as Conan O’Brian, Steve Carell and Dennis Miller. Murray Valeriano is a captivating person who possesses a remarkable wealth of pop culture knowledge and experience and it shines through on his popular “Roadstories” podcast. Once you stick a bunch of hilarious comics in room to talk comedy war stories it is simply magical. USA TODAY called the Road Stories podcast “One of the funniest podcasts of 2013” Countless reviews on Itunes have given 5 stars and Itunes itself featured it in its “New and Notable” Subscribe today for free.

Are you happy?  If not, perhaps you’re asking yourself the wrong question. Our culture is obsessed with happiness - a right that’s enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.  But living a life of meaning, instead of the pursuit of happiness, may bring much deeper, longer-lasting satisfaction, says our guest, Emily Esfahani Smith, author of "The Power of Meaning Crafting a Life That Matters.  In 2013, comedian Louis C.K. struck a nerve when he spoke of the human condition on the Conan O’Brian show. “Underneath everything there’s that thing - that empty forever.”   The video clip from the “Conan” show went viral with more than 12 million views on You Tube.   We look at solutions for that “empty forever life.” For more information: solutions and links to useful sites go to our website, howdowefixit.me. Please rate and review our shows at iTunes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The jamokes wrap up the Oscars flub and decide why Denzel just doesn't give a f**k anymore. We love Conan O'Brian but is he changing the comedy game in more ways then one? Angel eats less but gets to review Horizon Zero Dawn for PS4 and Stan nails it in our very first edition of Guess That Porn Scene! Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram for a chance to win Loot Crate giveaways and don't forget to rate and subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud. Stan's diabetes medicine depends on it.

On this episode, I sit down with Pierce The Veil bassist Jaime Preciado for a shorter episode than usual. But that doesn't mean that we don't have a fun conversation! He's a blast! We talk about: baby wipes, the Misadventures tour (playing album from front to back), nerves before going on stage, the importance of stage production, touring overseas, what he listens to before going on stage, playing Conan O’ Brian and MTV Fandom Awards, what it takes to stick together for so long without losing members, playing Brixton Academy (in U.K.) with A Day To Remember and getting booed (and how they win crowds over). Also, we talk about how their new album ‘Misadventures’ got it’s name. PHOTO CREDIT: Ashley Osborn (http://www.AshleyOsbornPhotography.com) (http://www.twitter.com/AshleyOPhoto) http://www.twitter.com/piercetheveil http://www.twitter.com/JaimePTV http://www.piercetheveil.net SUBSCRIBE to the podcast: Bit.ly/JDenning You can SUPPORT the show by shopping at Amazon (BOOKMARK this link): amzn.to/1Tr034R DONATE directly via PayPal: paypal.me/JacobDenning

Black-ish star & funny man Deon Cole is making a stop in Atlanta headlining a few shows at Uptown Comedy Club. Of course he couldn't come to the A without talking to the 85 South Show. He talked about the many roles & things he has on his plate with his return to Black-ish, Angie Tribeca, his Comedy Central special, writing for Conan O'Brian, Barbershop 3 and the million other things he's doing. He also tells what it was like coming up in the Chicago comedy scene with Bernie Mac & getting kicked off of Def Jam. Leave a comment & subscribe!! #85SouthShow

SGTV Podcast: Interview Sessions With Brent MorinLuke Baker and John Wagoner interviewed comedian Brent Morin who stars in the sitcom "Undateable" and has recently released a Netflix special. They discuss how he started in the entrainment business, his time working with Conan O'Brian, and his strangest encounter with a celebrity.

Pete manages bands and not just any bands but popular alternative bands like The Bravery, Andrew W. K, The Airborne Toxic Event, In the Valley Below. In case you haven’t heard of these performers, bands he manages have been on Conan O Brian, on Letterman, they’ve headlined at huge music festivals like Cochella, Lallapolooza, Austin City Limits— they’re Grammy Winning Artists who have opened for big acts like U2, Depeche Mode, and Green Day. The point is, Pete knows his stuff. He knows how to grow bands from Seedling to a Sequoia. And more than anything, he’s a driven, passionate, funny, and overall great guy.

“How would you control yourself if you knew you were one of the only five people to have guns? You would be an asshole!” –– Ian Edwards Are you "man enough" for non-monogamy? Could citizen gun ownership deter crazy cops? Can brutal honesty launch your comedy career?  This week, comedian [Ian Edwards][1], fresh off the release of his album 100% Half-Assed (on Conan O’Brian’s Team Coco Records) talks guns, sex, and laughs with host [Jason Gots][2], and stuns him into silence for a full three seconds (which was heretofore believed to be impossible).  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

His Road Stories podcast has been touted by USA Today as “One of the funniest of 2013”. His TV writing for The Tonight Show (Fallon and Leno), Ridiculousness, Bill Engvall’s Here’s Your Sign Awards etc. has earned him more awards than Kim Kardashians had STD’s. He’s written for Conan O’Brian, Steve Carell, Dennis Miller. He ... [Read more...]

Hey Everyone! This episode of the Podcast we're in the house with comedian, Emmy nominated writer, actor and radio host Nick DiPaolo. Nick was a regular on Colin Quinn's Tough Crowd, and appeared on several Comedy Central Roasts, including Pamela Anderson, Denis Leary, Jeff Foxworthy and Larry The Cable Guy. He performed on The Sopranos, The Chris Rock Show, and Louie C.K.'s FX show Louie. Other television appearances include NewsRadio, Grace Under Fire, Suddenly Susan and The Colin Quinn Show on NBC. Nick has made appearances on the Howard Stern Show, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Show with David Letterman, Late Night with Conan O'Brian, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Last Call with Carson Daly, and The Daily Show. He was formerly the co-host of The Nick & Artie Show alongside comedian Artie Lange. Nick started a weekly Podcast on the Riotcast network and recently released a new comedy special "Another Sensless killing" in 2014, which is available for purchase at www.NickDip.com Nick DiPaolo @NickDiPaolo www.nickdip.com Subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes and Stitcher https://itun.es/i6Ld6kz Hosts: Wes Kane @weskane Joel Knight Facebook.com/JoelKnight Jason Reynard Facebook.com/RowdyReynardPiper

Movie Menu RANTS Podcast: A new podcast ranting in support of Robin Williams Episode #01: In Memory of Robin Williams Hosted by: Alexander Z, Dan "The Man" Muñoz, and Mike Stand Sound Engineer: Mike Stand and Alexander Z Movie Menu Reviews moviemenureviews.com facebook.com/moviemenureviews twitter.com/moviemenureview Instagram.com/moviemenureviews YouTube Channel- Movie Menu Rant: Before I begin, I’d really like to mention that while Robin Williams wasn’t the only death in 2014, his was the most significant because of the type of outlash that came against him and his family. And it’s a testament to his life that we have had so many movies to discuss on Reviews and Rants because he worked in Hollywood since 1969. He was that crazy uncle that came over and showed us a story on our screens… made us cry from laughter, saddened by his struggle, and amazed that he could scare us. In the days after the news of Robin Williams suicide, I still can’t believe what’s happened. It feels like that bad joke that’s told by many and unfunny because of it’s tragedy: In the 19th century, a doctor who was what we’d call a psychiatrist today – back then, they were called Alienists – had a new client call on him. The man was haggard and had bags under his eyes. He said he was exhausted. He couldn’t sleep, he was nervous and worried all the time, and he was afraid he was becoming too depressed. The doctor suggested his patient needed some distraction to snap him out of his funk. “I went to the music hall last night, and it has a great line-up. This one clown, named the Great Garabaldi, had me in stitches! Go see Garabaldi, and by the time you’re done laughing, you’ll have forgotten all your worries!” His patient looked at him, and quietly said, “I am Garabaldi.” How could a man with so many names: Mork, Popeye, Genie, Zevo, Doubtfire, Kosevich, Perrish, Adams, just to name a few, beloved by the world, find himself in such a situation that led to this terrible outcome? One of which even he advocated against in a movie. To be honest, none of us knew him personally except for his family and none of us can claim that he was, as many people on the internet have stated: a coward, a selfish asshole, chickenshit, or someone who made a bad choice. The latter comment coming from a fellow podcaster and several of them from FOX news and other outlets. And this is what really drove me up the walls: to hear about a man who suffered from severe depression and anxiety. Let alone his wife coming out and saying that he had early onset Parkinsons. Not just because I’ve studied psychology or have been affected by family members with depression and suicide, but because I’ve studied the link between comedians and depression passionately for the past 8 years. If you listen to the podcast “WTF with Marc Maron” you’d know exactly what I mean, Comedians whether you like or not are damaged people who seek redemption from the audience, so it comes to no surprise that the biggest celebrity suffered from depression. Many comedians suffer from bouts of mental disorders: Conan O’Brian, he openly talked about it on his show just recently, Stephen Fry presented a show called The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive, Dave Chappelle left because of anxiety, Chris Farley, Mitch Hedberg, Sam Kinison, and so on and so on, Mark Maron has 524 episode currently diving into their lives and they all seek something that ultimately drives them off the road. So Robin Williams’ death came as a shock, but it most certainly wasn’t a surprising. We looked away and forgot about our uncle and it hurt us. But, Depression is a DISORDER that is entirely separate from what you and I have when we get sad… sadness goes away. Depression stays on for months upon months, sometimes years and the affects from it can overwhelm you: Writer Andrew Solomon at the TED talks explaining what anxiety and depression feels like. So in summary, just because you feel angry with someone taking their lives, especially someone as close to our hearts as our uncle Robin Williams, don’t rush to judge him for that small act. I’m sure if you could hear him again, he’d tell you not to worry about why he did it but you should live your life as wild and crazy as him… And then he’d tell you a dick joke and make you laugh one more time. Sources: 90's Throwback: The Whoopi Goldberg Show - Robin Williams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWGi29PWuJk Robin Williams and the link between comedy and depression Robin Williams was one of many comedians who made people laugh while simultaneously struggling with a personal darkness. Are comics more prone to depression - and if so, why? http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-28753326 Robin Williams' daughter leaves social media after receiving abuse Robin Williams' daughter has left social media after receiving abusive messages - including images of photoshopped images of her father's body - in the wake of his death. http://www.itv.com/news/2014-08-13/robin-williams-daughter-leaves-social-media-after-receiving-abuse/ Depression, the secret we share The opposite of depression is not happiness, but vitality, and it was vitality that seemed to seep away from me in that moment. http://www.ted.com/talks/andrew_solomon_depression_the_secret_we_share?utm_source=m.facebook.com&awesm=on.ted.com_q02jb&utm_campaign&utm_medium=on.ted.com-facebook-share&utm_content=awesm-publisher Remembering Robin Williams Robin Williams passed away on August 11, 2014. This is Marc’s conversation with Robin from April 26, 2010, as well as Marc’s reflections about the great comedian and actor. http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episodes/remembering_robin_williams Robin Williams Robin McLaurin Williams was born on July 21, 1951 in Chicago, Illinois, a great-great-grandson of Mississippi Governor and Senator Anselm J. McLaurin. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000245/

Comedian OWEN SMITH has performed stand-up on "Conan", "Comedy Central's "Premium Blend", "Russell Simmons Presents: The Ruckus", HBO's "Def Comedy Jam", BET's "Comic View", and at Montreal's prestigious "Just For Laughs Comedy Festival." He is a regular comedian at the World Famous Comedy Store in Hollywood, CA and the famed Comedy Cellar in New York City. Material from Owen’s hour long comedy special “Anonymous”, plays in heavy rotation on all the comedy stations on Sirrus/XM Radio. In addition to his stand-up comedy work, Owen is an accomplished television writer who's recent credits include: The Conan O'Brian produced late night variety show "Deon Cole's Black Box"; and NBC's primetime sitcom "Whitney". He was also a writer and guest star actor on the Chris Rock hit sitcom "Everybody Hates Chris" and on the Ice Cube series "Are We There Yet?" Owen is also a widely-recognized comedic commercial actor who's work has included principle roles in the long-running State Farm "Fan-Cam Dance" commercial and other humor-themed national spots for brands such as McDonalds, Kmart, and General Mills. Owen's personal appearances include MTV2's "Hip Hop Squares", "Love You, Mean It" on E!, and the "Playboy Morning Show" on Playboy TV. See Owen Smith’s Full One Hour Comedy Special here: http://bit.ly/1g0Jk3t On Sunday November 24, 2013 Owen will l be shooting his New Hour Comedy Special entitled “Good Luck Everybody” at the M.I.’s Westside Comedy Theatre located at the Santa Monica Promenade in Santa Monica, CA. Two shows 7pm and 9pm. For more info call the Westside Comedy Theatre at 310-451-0850. You can learn more about Owen Smith at: Website: http://www.owensmithisfunny.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/owensmith4real Facbook: http://www.facebook.com/owensmith4real

Ce podcast commence avec un bon dix minutes sur les jeux de mots dans les titres de spectacle. Il est aussi question en long et en large du passage de Kanye West chez Jimmy Kimmel. Puis on cause de David Letterman, Jimmy Fallon, d'un spectacle gratuit sur Internet, du dernier Louis CK avec ses 12 minutes de bonus et Anthony termine avec une anecdote savoureuse concernant les Simpson et Conan O'Brian.

Dans ce numéro, beaucoup de "comédie" française. Elie Semoun et son nouveau programme court, le nouveau film des trois frères, Y'a pas d'âge, talking y'a pas d'âge, Muriel Robin, etc... On parle aussi des Late Shows (article du GQ sur les Late Shows français, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Arsenio Hall.) Anthony nous apprend aussi une anecdote intéressante. Si on en croit ses propos, Conan O'Brian aurait déjà écrit pour les Simpson. Intéressant...

Bill (director) and Bill (cinematographer) take to the road and head to Park City, UT for the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. While there they interview potential investors and meet the old fans while also making new ones. Meanwhile, the duo still finds time to rub elbows with Hollywood's elite!Special Appearances by: Gary Coleman (Different Strokes), Rainn Wilson (The Office), Eddie Kaye Thomas (American Pie), Ed Begley Jr.(She-Devil, Meet The Applegates), Christohper MacDonald(Happy Gilmore), Conan O. Brian (Late Night With Conan O. Brian), Billy Krystal (When Harry Met Sally, My Giant), Cuba Gooding Jr. (Snow Dogs), Richard Gear (Pretty Woman, Mothman Prophecies), Darren Ewing (Troll 2), and comedian Ester Goldberg.Raptor Quest - Video Blog #06 "Raptordance '07"

This week school is finally over and we’re not teachers anymore!!!!  Melissa has been going commando and Whitney is already over the outdoors. We play a lovely little game you might have heard of (F@$! Marry Kill) and address a very important question; is the marriage celibate? Whitney’s deep love of Conan O’Brian comes out and Melissa’s love for gingers is reaffirmed. Then we dive deep into this month’s book club pick If I Never Met You by Mhairi McFarlane. And of course, our tiny joys of the week. Mentioned In This EpisodeIf I Never Met you by Mhairi McFarlaneThe Great on HuluShe’s full of litFollow us on Instagram @PlatonicLifematesVisit the Facebook Page or join our Facebook GroupSend us an email at Platoniclifemate@gmail.comVisit our website platoniclifemates.com for more information about all the shows, books and podcasts mentioned on today's episode. Music: Yes She Can  by Tiny Music