Podcasts about dad's garage

She has 2.4 million followers on TikTok--and she has some things to teach you about finding your customer niche, improvisation at work and daily habits. The podcast is proud to present improv comedy great Karen Cass! (Forgive me "ums" and "uhs" ... I was excited.)  Follow her on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. And check out improv theater legend Dad's Garage for her upcoming show.  Questions? Comments? Ideas for future episodes? Email Mike and Mark.    #CustomerEngagement #improv #Habits #NicheMarketing #marketing #actress #DadsGarage 

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Original stories: "The Shadow Man" by DangerRaptorRanger "The Man in My Dad's Garage" by Spartan Onion Productions Follow SHRIECK on Instagram: @shrieck.cast Visit our new OFFICIAL website: www.shrieck.net Follow us on our NEW Twitter page: @ShrieckPodcast Music and SFX provided by freesound.org Submit your original stories at shrieckpodcast@gmail.com Narration by Ivan C.

Lois Reitzes interviews Jon Carr, artistic director of Dad's Garage, about his planned departure to becoming the executive producer for The Second City in Chicago; and Karla Redding-Andrews about her new children's book "Respect."

Lois Reitzes interviews Jessica Helfrecht, interim executive director of the art gallery Mint, and artist Sierra King about her curated exhibition "here. there. everywhere."; author Pam Jenoff about her book "The Lost Girls of Paris"; and Jon Carr as well as Amber Nash about the 25th anniversary celebration of Dad's Garage.

Wherein Gina gets as weird as she wants, dives deep into mental health, and shares her reason for living. Atlanta-based actor Gina Rickicki has been seen in productions with Dad's Garage, Georgia Ensemble Theatre, Horizon Theatre, and the Atlanta Shakespeare Company. She is also a professional Clown Doctor with Humorology Atlanta, an organization dedicated to empowering hospitalized children through playful distraction.

Hello! Tonight, we talk about the film A Quiet Place. MeMeMe: Zack: Claremont/Miller "Wolverine", Claremont/Byrne "Days of Future Past", Claremont/Anderson "God Loves, Man Kills", DCU Rebirth Suicide Squad, Assassin's Creed III Remastered, Keanu (the film), and Dad's Garage and Improvised DNDStuart: Cooking adventures, Magic: The Gathering Arena

A humble desert ogre gets some serious shade thrown at him by the world's best-lubricated Baroness. Featuring Perry Frost. This show was recorded live on Twitch to benefit Dad's Garage during our Social Distancing Spectacular! If you'd like to help out our dear home theater as we weather this storm, please visit https://paypal.me/dadscarnival2019

Kevin Gillese tells us about stepping down as Artistic Director at Dad’s Garage, working with special needs actors, and his feature film How to Ruin the Holidays!

Host Jill Melancon speaks with director Amber Nash and actor Ed Morgan who plays Scrooge in this year's edition of Invasion: Christmas Carol about how you rehearse for a show that changes every night.

On this week's episode of Lunch N Loaf, host Jill Melancon sits down with Amber Nash and Ed Morgan of Dad's Garage to talk about their annual performance of INVASION: CHRISTMAS CAROL. Next, she speaks to owner/brewmaster Rob Hopek of Lost Druid Brewing about their use of herbs in their beer. Finally, she talks to Emily Wallace, author of ROAD SIDES, about her favorite roadside attractions.

Host Jill Melancon speaks to Jennah Singleton, Liz Singleton, and Brian Jeter from Dad's Garage Theatre about what it's like working behind the scenes at the Atlanta improv institution.

Atlanta-based comedian Mark Kendall brings his hit one-man show "The Magic Negro and Other Blackness" to the Moonlight Theater in Athens on Oct. 10-11 and his new show "Diversity Now" will follow it on Oct. 12-13 at the Moonlight. In this interview, Mark talks to OnlineAthens staff writer Andrew Shearer about how Spike Lee was one of his earliest influences, and the different ways audiences have responded to his own material over time. Visit moonlighttheatercompany.com for tickets.

Atlanta-based comedian Mark Kendall brings his hit one-man show "The Magic Negro and Other Blackness" to the Moonlight Theater in Athens on Oct. 10-11 and his new show "Diversity Now" will follow it on Oct. 12-13 at the Moonlight. In this interview, Mark talks to OnlineAthens staff writer Andrew Shearer about how Spike Lee was one of his earliest influences, and the different ways audiences have responded to his own material over time. Visit moonlighttheatercompany.com for tickets.

Megan Leahy is the writer director of the new hit comedy play Ad Nauseam going on right now at Dad's Garage! Ad Nauseam is a gender swap view of the 1960's advertising industry. What would the world look like if Madi-Daugher Avenue (not Madison) was run by women and not men? Join us as we talk gender roles, what it takes to write a play and the fun gender swap burlesque scene!

In a major departure from the typical President Dad tone, we explore a gritty flashback of one of the sitcom's most complicated characters.

Madmen & Poets at Dad's Garage mixes improv comedy and spoken word poetry. Mark Kendall & Theresa Davis explain. Laura Coyle & Trey Wright talk about his new jazz album Begin Again.

Guests: Topher Payne & Jon Carr Shannon talks with Jon Carr & Topher Payne about playwriting, improv comedy, Dad's Garage, the Hallmark Channel, Black Nerd, and chasing after your dreams in the supportive artist culture of Atlanta. Host: Shannon M. Turner

For over 20 years, Dad's Garage has been an Atlanta icon for plays, improv shows and comedy classes. But, it is about so much more than performing with an emphasis on community, compassion and creativity. Listen to Artistic Director Kevin Gillese and General Company Improviser Hannah Aslesen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/peach-and-prosperity/support

This week Siz Dog sat down with Drummer Christian Nativo! The two spoke about Christian's life long commitment to the drums, and how an innocent boarder check in Europe turned into a very memorable touring story!Art Of Touring is brought to you this week by Dad's Garage!

Improv Treehouse goes stateside! We meet Hannah Aslesen and Kevin Gillese of Dad's Garage Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia! We chat about the merits of "competitive" improv, premium tours, and why Colin Mochrie is the loveliest man to ever exist anywhere in the world ever.

Hey, well look what we have here... The Interbrew series continues! (this time...it's coffee)This is the second in our ongoing partner series with ATLbyDay.com. Each episode we sit down to share a tasty beverage with a prominent Atlanta figure (or two) and see where the conversation takes us.This time around we met Lucky Yates and Amber Nash. They have been mainstays of Atlanta's improv comedy scene for years at Dad's Garage, and both are well known for playing fan favorite characters Krieger and Pam on FX's Archer. It was a real treat to share a few cups of coffee and discuss their passions for improv comedy, the oddities of professional voice acting, and most importantly what makes for a good order at Taco Bell.Huge thanks are owed to:Hodgepodge Coffeehouse and Gallery for the top notch hospitality and the delicious drinks, Taylor Alan for taking photos, ATLbyDay.com for greasing the wheels, and of course Amber and Lucky for being so damn cool.Cheers, and thanks for listening.

Jayme Alilaw explains how she landed in the world of opera and why doing improv with Dad's Garage has been so enlightening. Andrew Iden created a podcast called www.the2180.com to share stories of those who've attempted or been associated with hiking the Appalachian Trail here on it's 70th anniversary.

Live from Dad's Garage in Atlanta, Georgia! Kevin invites his fake son "Blevin" to announce the podcast so they can finally spend some quality time together. Kevin loves Blevin. But if there's one thing he loves more than Blevin, it's Atlanta. In fact, he loves Atlanta so much that he also invites his fake girlfriend onstage to sing a song about it! Later, Kevin performs a brand new sketch about a CEO who wants you to shred everything...but it's not because there's something wrong...it's just that...he wants you to shred everything. And then, he sits down with Archer's Lucky Yates for an interview that inadvertently becomes a debate about whether The Goonies is a good movie or not.Kevin McDonald's Kevin McDonald Show is a Forever Dog Podcast:https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/kevin-mcdonalds-kevin-mcdonald-show

Come see the show SATURDAY, 1/27, at Switchyards Downtown Club in Atlanta with Ruby Velle, Dad's Garage, Jon Goode, Wyatt Espalin, the Squirrel Census, Alex Gordon, Moving in the Spirit, and more! Tickets just $15 - get 'em HERE.

WHEN A PENCHANT FOR MAKING FACEMASKS USING A BAG OF CLAY AND A KENWOOD MIXER TURNS INTO A SOCIAL MEDIA HIT AND AWARD-WINNING BUSINESS, IT’S EASY TO SEE HOW FOLLOWING YOUR PASSION CAN RESULT IN SUCCESS. IN THIS PODCAST WE TALK TO OUR GUEST, SARA QUILTER, WHO DECONSTRUCTED HER OWN SKINCARE REGIME TO ANALYSE JUST WHAT WAS GOING ON HER SKIN. HER DISCOVERIES PROMPTED SARA TO EVENTUALLY QUIT HER ‘PROPER’ JOB IN H.R TO REFINE HER ORIGINAL CLAY FACEMASK AND DEVELOP TAILOR SKINCARE, A RANGE OF ECO-FRIENDLY, ETHICAL AND NATURAL SKINCARE PRODUCTS. THE SECRET INGREDIENT TO THE TAILOR BRAND’S POPULARITY? LISTEN NOW AND LEARN HOW SIMPLE BEGINNINGS SUCH AS SARA’S CAN HELP SOLVE THE WORLD’S CURRENT ISSUES:

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max interviews Lucky Yates, the voice of Dr. Krieger on the hit television show "Archer," a professional puppeteer who worked puppets for "The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland," a host on "FilmStruck," and an actor who has been featured repeatedly on "Good Eats." Lucky (originally Matt) Yates is from Detroit, Michigan. After attending college at Wayne State University, he made the jump into showbiz and moved to New York City. After spending a few years there, he decided to make his way down to Atlanta, GA where he has been ever since. When he got to Atlanta, Lucky discovered his love for puppets and since then has been a major player in the puppeteering world (even getting the chance to perform Oscar the Grouch for Kevin Clash (the man behind Elmo) for an audition). Lucky voiced Xtacles on "Frisky Dingo" and now you can hear him on the critically-acclaimed FXX show "Archer" as Dr. Krieger! If that's not enough for you, Lucky has also been featured regularly on "Good Eats," and is very good friends with Alton Brown. He even had Thanksgiving dinner at his house once. You can find Lucky performing at Dad's Garage and can follow him on Twitter! Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and share our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes!

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max interviews Andy Coen, a writer for Cartoon Network, co-owner of Automatic Improv, and former reporter and producer for CNN. Andy had an epiphany while sitting in his freshman orientation for college and realized he wanted to spend his life making people laugh. Since then, that is exactly what he has been doing. Andy founded Automatic Improv but that just scratches the surface of what he has done. He has performed improv all over the country, he did stand-up, and he also teaches improv. Andy also worked for CNN as a tour guide, writer, producer, and performer. He had the honor of army crawling on the floor during a live broadcast to plug a reporter's microphone back in. Good times. Today, Andy works for Cartoon Network as a writer having the opportunity conceive, write, and produce videos for the network. You can find Andy "always doing the funny around town" at Dad's Garage or Automatic, follow him on Twitter and Instagram, and be sure to watch Cartoon Network! Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and share our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes!

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max speaks with Jenny Wentling, host of the "Who's Your Daddy?" podcast and improviser with the General Company of Dad's Garage Theatre Company. After Jenny finished up architecture school, she moved to Atlanta where she immediately began looking to become involved in the comedy community. After taking her first improv class through Dad's Garage, she knew she found her home immediately. In addition to being an improv performer, Jenny is a talented illustrator and she hosts her own improvised podcast! To find out more about Jenny, check out her website, take a peek at her Instagram, and be sure to listen to her podcast! Also, she wanted me to mention that she is, in fact, a friend of Scott Adsit's.  Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and share our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes!

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max interviews Tara Ochs, a performer, improviser, writer of her own one-woman show "White Woman in Progress," and actress in the critically-acclaimed movie "Selma." Tara realized her love for performing at a young age when she would reenact Saturday Night Live sketches for her church. When she went to college at Florida State University, she got involved with the Wham-O Players (the group who would later form Dad's Garage Theatre Company). After graduating, Tara moved to Atlanta to pursue a career in theatre and comedy (and also to improvise with Dad's!). She's performed all over (Los Angeles, London, Berlin, the Ocean) with a lot of different people (Damon Wayan's "The Underground," ComedySportz LA, ACME Comedy Theatre, London TheatreSports, Second City). Tara also acted in the movie "Selma," playing the role of Viola Liuzzo. This role led her to write her one-woman show entitled "White Woman in Progress," which ran in early 2017 at 7 Stages Theatre in Atlanta. You can find Tara performing and teaching regularly at Dad's Garage, follow her on Twitter, and check her out as VP of Development over at Picture It Productions! Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and share our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes!

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max chats with improviser, writer, and director Megan Leahy. Megan started her comedy career young, performing in various theatre groups as a kid and in college. But when she thought theatre was not maybe for her, she turned to the next logical choice she could think of...geology. After spending a few years working in an asbestos lab being the funniest geologist around, Megan was able to take some classes at Dad's Garage Theatre in Atlanta. She has been an improviser there ever since. Megan has also written the hit sketch show "Woman of the Year," which was voted Best Play 2016 by Atlanta readers in Creative Loafing, and directed Mark Kendall in his show "Morgan Freeman Presents the Magic Negro and Other Blackness." You can find Megan performing almost every weekend at Dad's Garage and can also find her on her Twitter and Instagram! Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and share our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes!

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max interviews Amber Nash, an improviser, actress, and voice of Pam Poovey on the FXX show "Archer." Amber always loved weird comedy (her words, not mine) and when she got to college she found out she loved improv just as much. Starting as a student at Whole World Theatre in Atlanta, Amber has performed improv all over the world (and ocean) with groups such as Second City, iO, and today with Dad's Garage! From there, she started her voice acting on an Adult Swim show "Frisky Dingo" where she voiced Val. That led her to where she is now, voicing Pam Poovey on the critically-acclaimed television show "Archer." You can follow Amber on both her Twitter and her Instagram, as well as check her out in her web series! Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and share our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes!

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max talks with Mark Kendall, an Atlanta-based writer, actor, and comedian. You can find him around the city at multiple theatres like Dad's Garage, Highwire, the Village Theatre, and more performing improv and some of his sketches. He recently closed his show at the Alliance Theatre, "The Magic Negro and Other Blackity Blackness as Told by an African-American Man Who Also Happens to be Black," and also recently closed another show, co-written with Alison Hastings, at Dad's Garage entitled, "U Up?" You can also check him out in his improv group, Dark Side of the Room. Want more Mark Kendall? Follow him on his Facebook page!   Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like our Facebook page here, and also rate and leave us a review on iTunes!

Actor, Dan Triandiflou & playwright, John D. Babcock III join us to talk about John Cassavetes. Who is John Cassavetes you ask? Why he’s only the first maverick independent filmmaker in Hollywood history! From the classic 1980 film, “Gloria” to “Rosemary’s Baby” to “The Dirty Dozen” Cassavetes’ impact on modern film cannot be underestimated. Dan plays "Benji" on the Adult Swim show, "Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell" and has appeared in several film & television shows including "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues" and "Run Ronnie Run". Essential Theatre Presents: Independent by John D. Babcock III Aug 17 & 18 ONLY Directed by John Ammerman - Featuring the acting talent of Dan Triandiflou, appearing courtesy of Actor’s Equity. Dan Triandiflou stars in a one-man performance as director John Cassavetes, the Godfather of American independent films. The Essential Theatre Festival: July 28th–August 27th // The Essential Theatre at West End Performing Arts Center, 945 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, Atlanta, GA 30310. Tickets available at www.EssentialTheatre.com. Essential Theatre: Giving Georgia Playwrights a Voice since 1999 http://www.essentialtheatre.com/play/independent/ For a discount use promo code "FILM" to get $5.00 off tickets: Follow Dan on Twitter: @dtriandiflou Follow John on Twitter: @babcock_iii Order Mary Todd Products Online! Mary Todd's custom line of shampoo, pomades and beard oils are handmade using the finest ingredients, such as cucumber, licorice and bergamot, and produced locally. http://www.marytoddhairco.com/products Wake up! Have a Banjo Cold Brew http://www.banjocoldbrew.com/ Radio Labyrinth BurgaBox Link http://www.burgabox.com/labyrinth Burga of the Month https://www.burgabox.com/collections/our-products/products/burgabox-of-the-month-club #Theatre #Atlanta #Play #JohnCassavetes #GenaRowlands #Gloria #TheDirtyDozen #RosemarysBaby #RomanPolanski #Faces #Husbands #PeterFalk #YourPrettyFace #AdultSwim #DadsGarage #Improv

Trumpeter, composer, & singer JASON COLLIER keeps busy between bands & sharpening his musical craft. TRAVIS SHARP is one of the stalwarts of Dad's Garage improv theatre and he's written a very special musical based on a Star Wars character you just might remember - Wicket! Podcast RSS Subscribe iTunes          Subscribe STITCHER          Google Play          TuneIn Radio

On this episode of Talking Late Night, Max sits down with actor and improv expert, Matt Stanton. In 1995, Matt and a group of friends founded Dad's Garage Theatre Company in Atlanta. With almost 22 years of producing high-quality improv, plays, and musicals, Dad's Garage has succeeded in becoming, what they aspired to be, "Atlanta's gateway drug to the arts." We hope you enjoy the show as much as Matt enjoyed his sausage turnover from the Little Tart Bake Shop. Thank you for tuning into our first episode, and be sure to visit us here for more Talking Late Night with Max Kantor. Special thanks to Cole Markland for the music, Piper Gibson for the voiceover and the amazing show logo, and Katy Galli for everything she did to make this podcast possible.    

Come see our next LIVE show on Saturday, Aug. 26, at a new venue - The Switchyards Downtown - with Andi Kezh, Dad's Garage, Alex Gordon, Pony League, Mark Kendall, Paint Love, Shannon Turner, Tray Dahl & the Jugtime Ragband, & more. Get your tix HERE!

We got to take another trip to the always awesome Dad's Garage Theatre to interview the insanely talented, Kevin Gillese. Being the Artistic Director of such a well known improv theatre is no small feat to achieve and Kevin tells us all about his years of experience in the world of performing, writing, producing, and just being an all-around badass. All of this, a few tangents, an original K. GILLESE hip-hop track, and MUCH MORE on this episode of your favorite EPIC podcast! Photo by Dad's Garage Be sure to check out Kevin Gillese on: Twitter and Instagram @kgillese Also, Dad's Garage on: Facebook.com/dadsgaragetheatre Twitter @dads_garage Instagram @dadsgarageatl Epic Briefs Podcast info: Soundcloud.com/epic-briefs-podcast iTunes: Epic Briefs Podcast Instagram.com/epicbriefspodcast Facebook.com/epicbriefspodcast Twitter @epicbriefspdcst LISTEN/SUBSCRIBE: iTunes, Soundcloud, Podcast Addict, and on your favorite podcast apps. Have a question, comment or suggestion? Email us: epicbriefspodcast@gmail.com

Guests: Gina Rickicki and Cris Gray Gina Rickicki and Cris Gray of Dad's Garage Theatre Company talk to Shannon about Dad's Garage, BaconFest, and their individual journeys as artists in Atlanta. Host: Shannon M. Turner

For this episode we have AMBER NASH, who took time out of her busy schedule to sit and talk with us. Amber is well known for her role as Pam Poovey in Archer, as well as her amazing improv skills and involvement with Dad's Garage theatre in Atlanta. Also, the mini-series Hart of America, and the Adult Swim classic, Frisky Dingo. That's just scratching the surface of the projects she's been a part of. We had SO MUCH fun hanging out with her at Dad's Garage. She's such a talented, funny, and charming person. Thank you to Dad's Garage, Kevin Gillese, and Matt Terrell for having us and for all of your help. Be sure to check out Amber Nash on: Facebook.com/ambernashfans Twitter and Instagram @ambercnash Also, Dad's Garage on: Facebook.com/dadsgaragetheatre Twitter @dads_garage Instagram @dadsgarageatl Epic Briefs Podcast info: Soundcloud.com/epic-briefs-podcast iTunes: Epic Briefs Podcast Instagram.com/epicbriefspodcast Facebook.com/epicbriefspodcast Twitter @epicbriefspdcst LISTEN/SUBSCRIBE: iTunes, Soundcloud, Podcast Addict, and on your favorite podcast apps. Have a question, comment or suggestion? Email us: epicbriefspodcast@gmail.com

Today's episode has the wonderfully talented and all around great person, Amber Nash! Actor and improviser known for her role as Pam from the F/X series, "Archer!" Jason and Amber have a stellar and cheerful talk about how Amber got her start, learning and performing improv at the famed Atlanta Theater, Dad's Garage, and of course, how she got her role on "Archer." It's a great and informative talk for improvisers and actors seeking work in the business! Take this delightful chat in and learn plenty while you're at it! Check out more about Amber online at www.HartOfAmerica.com and find out more about work she does at Dad's Garage at www.DadsGarage.com! Social Media Twitter: @AmberCNash, @DadsGarage, @PamsGossipTrain, @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrJokes Facebook: @ThereItIsPod, @AmberNashFans

How to Find Your Comedic Voice with Kevin Gillese On the podcast, Maximüs Groves and guest host Matthew Queen spoke with Kevin Gillese, artistic director of Dad's Garage in Atlanta, who came to promote the annual Baconfest Atlanta. Through the conversation, Kevin shares some zany stories of Baconfests past, reflects on the process of finding your comedic voice, and teases upcoming shows that have actually already aired, sorry. Also, Max is irreverent about 9/11, Kevin teases even bigger shows to come, we reflect on the unexpected hilarity of True Detective, and laugh ourselves to death. Their fundraiser is ongoing, leading into their grand opening New Years Eve. You can learn more at www.houseofdads.com.

Amber Nash (Archer, Frisky Dingo) discusses her time as a voice actor, performing improv at Dad's Garage, why she loves living in Atlanta, and much more!

Amber, Mike, and Lucky reveal awkward talks with H. on Benjamin, pretend children, and Will Forte. Also, get Baconfest tix at DadsGarage.com

The Puppy Bowl is on live and Amber, Mike, Lucky, Megan, and Tom pick whether their dog does something cute, disgusting, or both.

The gang gets together to surprise Mike with balloons, cake, and special messages from friends. Will he laugh, cry, or run out screaming?

Amber and Kevin are off touring Euorpe, and introduce you to some of the people they are meeting along the way.

I interview Christian of @Clunkyrobot fame. We talk about how he got started making stuff for FAFAtl, Z_atl's nice guy persona, Dad's Garage's move to 7stages, portals, the tesseract and selling art at festivals.  You can find him on twitter @Clunkyrobot or on Instagram. Go to Dad's Garage and see him just about every weekend. Go buy some of his art on Wudwerk.

Here are a few conversations with some of the cool fans at Lucky and Amber's autograph table at MomoCon. MomoCon, by the way, is an anime and gaming convention that takes place in Atlanta.