Podcast appearances and mentions of dallas comedy house

Sydney Duncan is a New York-based comedian, improviser, writer, and actor. She has trained extensively at UCB, The PIT, Magnet Theater, and Dallas Comedy House studying advanced improv, musical improv, and sketch. The North Coast Podcast is a Musical Comedy podcast featuring interviews, improvised hip-hop songs, and long-form improv from New York City's long-running hip hop-improv team, North Coast. From conversations with comedians, hip-hop artists, and other exciting creatives, you can now bring the infectious energy of a North Coast show into your headphones with this brand new podcast. Produced by Douglas WidickNorthcoastnyc.comNorth Coast - @northcoastnycRj Williams - @rjron.williamsMichael Crisol - @TheDoctorBrickMel Rubin @melrubin2Billy Soco @bsocoDouglas Widick @douglaswidickLuke Miller @lukemillerfakeWith a cast of improv comedy veterans in New York City, North Coast's explosive performances have been packing comedy venues, universities, and festivals nationwide since 2009. Built around a single suggestion from an audience member, the show's improvised scenes escalate into full-blown hip-hop songs, facilitated by resident beatboxer, Doctor Brick. With their seamless melding of comedic timing and freestyle rapping abilities, North Coast frequently blurs the line between comedy show and concert, drawing audiences from the comedy, hip-hop, and theater communities for an experience that has been hailed as “mind-blowing” and “next level” by critics and audiences alike.Named one of the “Top Ten Best Comedy Shows”  by Time Out New York, North Coast has been featured on Vh1, in Slate's Podcast The Gist, The Village Voice, and The New York Times Comedy Listings.The North Coast Podcast is a Musical Comedy podcast featuring interviews, improvised hip-hop songs, and long-form improv from New York City's long-running hip hop-improv team, North Coast. From conversations with comedians, hip-hop artists, and other exciting creatives, you can now bring the infectious energy of a North Coast show into your headphones with this brand new podcast. Produced by Douglas WidickNorthcoastnyc.comNorth Coast - @northcoastnycRj Williams - @rjron.williamsMichael Crisol - @TheDoctorBrickMel Rubin @melrubin2Billy Soco @bsocoDouglas Widick @douglaswidickLuke Miller @lukemillerfakeWith a cast of improv comedy veterans in New York City, North Coast's explosive performances have been packing comedy venues, universities, and festivals nationwide since 2009. Built around a single suggestion from an audience member, the show's improvised scenes escalate into full-blown hip-hop songs, facilitated by resident beatboxer, Doctor Brick. With their seamless melding of comedic timing and freestyle rapping abilities, North Coast frequently blurs the line between comedy show and concert, drawing audiences from the comedy, hip-hop, and theater communities for an experience that has been hailed as “mind-blowing” and “next level” by critics and audiences alike.Named one of the “Top Ten Best Comedy Shows” by Time Out New York, North Coast has been featured on Vh1, in Slate's Podcast The Gis...

Ahmed Al-kadri! Comedian! Friend! Guy with a new special called "Special Not Special"! Delight! Here are some words straight from Ahmed's press release: Yemeni-American comedian, Ahmed Al-kadri is poised to release his first comedy special, Special Not Special on February 24th via YouTube. As a Yemeni-American navigating the cultural maze of an immigrant household in Dallas, Texas, Ahmed brings his striking goofy charm to tales that span the spectrum of life's absurdities from taking mushrooms at a Lizzo concert and playing Taboo with his brothers to the comedic nuances of dual cultural identities. The hour offers the telling of uproarious misadventures involving drug-dealing escapades, dating mishaps, and a slew of other silly situations as Ahmed turns the ordinary into the extraordinary.    In his own words the special “really just answers the question “who is Ahmed Al-kadri.” But Special Not Special is more than just laughs; it's a rollercoaster ride through the complexities of growing up Yemeni-American, where every moment, whether it's special or not, is infused with Ahmed's unique brand of humor and cultural identity. Said Al-kadri:   “The motivation behind this special stems from a desire to bridge cultural gaps through laughter. Comedy has a remarkable ability to transcend boundaries and connect people on a human level. Writing this material involved mining my own life for humorous anecdotes, embracing vulnerability, and finding the universal truths in the specifics of my experiences.”    Ahmed Al-kadri is a Yemeni-American comedian based in LA. As a young child in Dallas, Ahmed dreamed of being an accountant, but his immigrant parents forced him to be a comedian instead. Ahmed started developing his comedy skills early, doing impressions of his mom's Turkish soap operas and Mr. Bean, as well as spot-on imitations of his sister and brothers.  Ahmed's father was an extrovert who loved to help people. Ahmed credits this as one of the reasons he relates so well to everyone- his house was always full of visitors who his parents were hosting; often offering a place to sleep if it was needed. Consequently, Ahmed was one of those kids who was friends with everybody, memorizing one-liners from his dad and trying them out on the kids at school the next day. Between go-kart races and soccer with his five siblings, Ahmed had a classic American childhood, playing “ding-dong ditch” and throwing Taco Bell sauce packets at cars.    He started his career in 2016 taking an improv class at Dallas Comedy House and has been hooked ever since. He has performed in numerous improv, sketch, and stand up comedy shows at his old stomping grounds. With his improv troupe, Sunglow, he headlined Dallas Comedy House on weekends and traveled across the country performing in various comedy festivals before moving to Los Angeles in 2018 to pursue a career in Stand Up. Over the last year, Ahmed has gained a following on TikTok and Instagram with some of his most notable work such as "Roommates with Anxiety" , "F-Boi Rehab", or "Arab at an Indian Wedding" ; his was content featured on Buzzfeed and DankMemes. You may recognize him on Fox's Love Connection or “Liam” from the series “David Diamondhands.”   Special Not Special is now available on YouTube for free.  And THAT'S what it is! Myq here again, letting you know that this is only the first HALF of our conversation. For the second bonus half, subscribe via Apple Podcasts or click on over here to Patreon! Thanks so much all!

Anyone can feel anxious, but when anxiety starts impacting your life, it can be problematic. In this week's episode, both of our storytellers confront their worries. Part 1: Devon Kodzis thought they had their anxiety under control until a routine doctor appointment. Part 2: Naturally anxious neuroscientist Tammy Spence becomes preoccupied with her dog's health. Devon Kodzis has been called a joyful bumblebee. They have had job titles including animal trainer, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, educator, and currently serve as the Dean of the Academic Incubator at Dallas College. They always have goggle-marks from swimming. Their passions include reading horror novels, hiking, and shouting at the television with their cats. Devon began storytelling at Dallas Comedy House in 2016 and have since produced and been featured in shows such as Gettin It', Truth in Comedy, Story Collider, Talking Dirty After Dark and Backyard Story Night. They have taught storytelling since 2017 and have had students living on every continent except for Antarctica. Tamara “Tammy” Spence is a neuroscientist and professional worrywart, earning a PhD in worry – for real. She would do almost anything in the name of science and education – including authorizing an entire class of medical students to observe an invasive procedure on herself that she could not bear to witness. Known as the “Brain Lady” for bringing buckets of preserved human brains to elementary schools as part of a Brain Awareness Campaign, she loves illuminating minds…one brain at a time. A proud aunt, she relishes the fact that her nephew considers Mr. Axon – his plush neuron – to be worthy of show and tell at his preschool. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Nic describes himself as just an outrageous gay from Iowa whose mental psyche is questionable at best but can sure deliver some belly laughs. A failed top 20 contestant on The Voice, Nic moves to comedy to prove to the patrons that he promises he's ok by making them laugh. Nic produces and stars in two Original comedy concepts at Dallas Comedy Club. You may have seen him at one of his MANY ridiculous performing jobs... From Disney, Universal Studios, to NBC and Universal Music Group.    

   in this episode of BS'ing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to Sydney Duncan: New York based comedian, improviser, writer, and actor. She has trained extensively at UCB, The PIT, The Magnet, and Dallas Comedy House studying advanced improv, musical improv, and sketch. Before performing in independent character and sketch shows, Sydney was a professional ballet dancer and trained at ABT, Alvin Ailey, Texas Ballet Theater, and Ballet West among others. Her credits include Regional Broadway shows such as Will Rogers Follies and Thoroughly Modern Millie, and has appeared in the Netflix show, IGUANA, and Solange Knowles' music video, When I get home. During the quarantine, she has moved her daily political and pop culture videos of characters, sketches, and impressions to her TikTok. She was also selected to be featured on Comedy Central's IG and TikTok for Black and Women's History Month. You can catch her regularly performing in Comedy Theaters in New York City including Brooklyn Comedy Collective, and The PIT. Topics discussed in this episode include: punching up vs. punching down vs. punching across in comedy, how comedy has changed over the years, Euphoria, and more

This week on Yes But Why, I chatted with podcaster, Chris Green. Known as “Toph” in his role of host/producer for multiple podcasts, Chris Green builds each podcasting project until it inspires another. “My podcast projects are basically a set of Russian nesting dolls,” he said to me. Toph started by creating Gravity Beard, a successful podcast variety show that featured lots of different segments. Some turned into other projects like pop culture podcast, This Week Today and sports show, Armchair Radio. Other segments inspired Toph to do community building with his listeners. Gravity Beard Interns is a fun Facebook group, filled with fans of the show that get to contribute to future episodes of shows like Three Room Apartment. Then, there's Gravity Beard Inc, which is one of those fun roleplaying groups in which we all pretend we work at this startup called GBI. We have a good time. I connected with Toph first through these groups and then to his podcast and I think that says a lot about marketing efforts for podcasters. Toph not only creates lots of different podcasting projects (and organizes them and maintains them); he has also built a strong and supportive community from all over the world who come together for a good laugh in an uncertain world. When I asked Toph to send me a bio, he told me he was just a “low level comedy nerd,” but he is so much more than that. He finished the improv curriculum at Dallas Comedy House just as the pandemic hit so he took his comedy training online like we all did. But he didn't just create content (though to be fair, Toph and team create a MOUNTAIN of content on a weekly basis); he is the leader of online communities, the organizer of fun photo/meme projects, the arbiter of hilarious arguments over the worst donut of all time. His work online kept so many of us feeling connected and normal when the world went wonky. And still, Toph is constantly making new projects all the time! In our conversation, we talk about confidence and how that can keep us distant from feeling good about our artistic accomplishments. Toph tells me about how a real estate slump and a documentary idea set the ball rolling for him to embrace his creative side. Toph tells me about his podcasting workflow and what it's like balancing his real estate job and his multiple podcasts with his house full of kids. Listen in as we chat about The Parking Lot movie, Dallas Comedy House, and Johnny Carson! Support Chris Green (aka “Toph”) by listening to any or all of his podcasts: This Week Today - https://podfixnetwork.com/this-week-today/ Armchair Radio - https://podfixnetwork.com/armchair-radio/ Staff Meetings https://redcircle.com/shows/staff-meetings Three Room Apartment - https://redcircle.com/shows/three-room-apartment And the OG, which has ended but is still up so you can listen: GravityBeard (June 2016 - August 2020) http://www.gravitybeard.com/ Follow Chris Green on Twitter, or via Facebook and I'm sure there are 6 more podcasts started that I don't have because bro is just always creating new stuff. Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com to join in on the fun. #YesButWhy #Podcast #HCUniversalNetwork This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY. Treat Yourself. Get Audible. This episode of Yes But Why is also sponsored by PodcastCadet.com. Go to PodcastCadet.com to connect with us so we can help you with your podcast! Save money by putting in offer code YBY20 to get 20% off the first service or workshop you buy! (production notes: recorded via ZOOM on 12/16/2021…posted on 1/10/2022)

This week on Yes But Why, I chatted with podcaster, Chris Green. Known as “Toph” in his role of host/producer for multiple podcasts, Chris Green builds each podcasting project until it inspires another. “My podcast projects are basically a set of Russian nesting dolls,” he said to me. Toph started by creating Gravity Beard, a successful podcast variety show that featured lots of different segments. Some turned into other projects like pop culture podcast, This Week Today and sports show, Armchair Radio. Other segments inspired Toph to do community building with his listeners. Gravity Beard Interns is a fun Facebook group, filled with fans of the show that get to contribute to future episodes of shows like Three Room Apartment. Then, there's Gravity Beard Inc, which is one of those fun roleplaying groups in which we all pretend we work at this startup called GBI. We have a good time. I connected with Toph first through these groups and then to his podcast and I think that says a lot about marketing efforts for podcasters. Toph not only creates lots of different podcasting projects (and organizes them and maintains them); he has also built a strong and supportive community from all over the world who come together for a good laugh in an uncertain world. When I asked Toph to send me a bio, he told me he was just a “low level comedy nerd,” but he is so much more than that. He finished the improv curriculum at Dallas Comedy House just as the pandemic hit so he took his comedy training online like we all did. But he didn't just create content (though to be fair, Toph and team create a MOUNTAIN of content on a weekly basis); he is the leader of online communities, the organizer of fun photo/meme projects, the arbiter of hilarious arguments over the worst donut of all time. His work online kept so many of us feeling connected and normal when the world went wonky. And still, Toph is constantly making new projects all the time! In our conversation, we talk about confidence and how that can keep us distant from feeling good about our artistic accomplishments. Toph tells me about how a real estate slump and a documentary idea set the ball rolling for him to embrace his creative side. Toph tells me about his podcasting workflow and what it's like balancing his real estate job and his multiple podcasts with his house full of kids. Listen in as we chat about The Parking Lot movie, Dallas Comedy House, and Johnny Carson! Support Chris Green (aka “Toph”) by listening to any or all of his podcasts: This Week Today - https://podfixnetwork.com/this-week-today/ Armchair Radio - https://podfixnetwork.com/armchair-radio/ Staff Meetings https://redcircle.com/shows/staff-meetings Three Room Apartment - https://redcircle.com/shows/three-room-apartment And the OG, which has ended but is still up so you can listen: GravityBeard (June 2016 - August 2020) http://www.gravitybeard.com/ Follow Chris Green on Twitter, or via Facebook and I'm sure there are 6 more podcasts started that I don't have because bro is just always creating new stuff. Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com to join in on the fun. #YesButWhy #Podcast #HCUniversalNetwork This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY. Treat Yourself. Get Audible. This episode of Yes But Why is also sponsored by PodcastCadet.com. Go to PodcastCadet.com to connect with us so we can help you with your podcast! Save money by putting in offer code YBY20 to get 20% off the first service or workshop you buy! (production notes: recorded via ZOOM on 12/16/2021…posted on 1/10/2022)

This week on Yes But Why, I chatted with podcaster, Chris Green. Known as “Toph” in his role of host/producer for multiple podcasts, Chris Green builds each podcasting project until it inspires another. “My podcast projects are basically a set of Russian nesting dolls,” he said to me. Toph started by creating Gravity Beard, a successful podcast variety show that featured lots of different segments. Some turned into other projects like pop culture podcast, This Week Today and sports show, Armchair Radio. Other segments inspired Toph to do community building with his listeners. Gravity Beard Interns is a fun Facebook group, filled with fans of the show that get to contribute to future episodes of shows like Three Room Apartment. Then, there's Gravity Beard Inc, which is one of those fun roleplaying groups in which we all pretend we work at this startup called GBI. We have a good time. I connected with Toph first through these groups and then to his podcast and I think that says a lot about marketing efforts for podcasters. Toph not only creates lots of different podcasting projects (and organizes them and maintains them); he has also built a strong and supportive community from all over the world who come together for a good laugh in an uncertain world. When I asked Toph to send me a bio, he told me he was just a “low level comedy nerd,” but he is so much more than that. He finished the improv curriculum at Dallas Comedy House just as the pandemic hit so he took his comedy training online like we all did. But he didn't just create content (though to be fair, Toph and team create a MOUNTAIN of content on a weekly basis); he is the leader of online communities, the organizer of fun photo/meme projects, the arbiter of hilarious arguments over the worst donut of all time. His work online kept so many of us feeling connected and normal when the world went wonky. And still, Toph is constantly making new projects all the time! In our conversation, we talk about confidence and how that can keep us distant from feeling good about our artistic accomplishments. Toph tells me about how a real estate slump and a documentary idea set the ball rolling for him to embrace his creative side. Toph tells me about his podcasting workflow and what it's like balancing his real estate job and his multiple podcasts with his house full of kids. Listen in as we chat about The Parking Lot movie, Dallas Comedy House, and Johnny Carson! Support Chris Green (aka “Toph”) by listening to any or all of his podcasts: This Week Today - https://podfixnetwork.com/this-week-today/ Armchair Radio - https://podfixnetwork.com/armchair-radio/ Staff Meetings https://redcircle.com/shows/staff-meetings Three Room Apartment - https://redcircle.com/shows/three-room-apartment And the OG, which has ended but is still up so you can listen: GravityBeard (June 2016 - August 2020) http://www.gravitybeard.com/ Follow Chris Green on Twitter, or via Facebook and I'm sure there are 6 more podcasts started that I don't have because bro is just always creating new stuff. Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com to join in on the fun. #YesButWhy #Podcast #HCUniversalNetwork This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY. Treat Yourself. Get Audible. This episode of Yes But Why is also sponsored by PodcastCadet.com. Go to PodcastCadet.com to connect with us so we can help you with your podcast! Save money by putting in offer code YBY20 to get 20% off the first service or workshop you buy! (production notes: recorded via ZOOM on 12/16/2021…posted on 1/10/2022)

This week on Yes But Why, I chatted with podcaster, Chris Green. Known as “Toph” in his role of host/producer for multiple podcasts, Chris Green builds each podcasting project until it inspires another. “My podcast projects are basically a set of Russian nesting dolls,” he said to me. Toph started by creating Gravity Beard, a successful podcast variety show that featured lots of different segments. Some turned into other projects like pop culture podcast, This Week Today and sports show, Armchair Radio. Other segments inspired Toph to do community building with his listeners. Gravity Beard Interns is a fun Facebook group, filled with fans of the show that get to contribute to future episodes of shows like Three Room Apartment. Then, there's Gravity Beard Inc, which is one of those fun roleplaying groups in which we all pretend we work at this startup called GBI. We have a good time. I connected with Toph first through these groups and then to his podcast and I think that says a lot about marketing efforts for podcasters. Toph not only creates lots of different podcasting projects (and organizes them and maintains them); he has also built a strong and supportive community from all over the world who come together for a good laugh in an uncertain world. When I asked Toph to send me a bio, he told me he was just a “low level comedy nerd,” but he is so much more than that. He finished the improv curriculum at Dallas Comedy House just as the pandemic hit so he took his comedy training online like we all did. But he didn't just create content (though to be fair, Toph and team create a MOUNTAIN of content on a weekly basis); he is the leader of online communities, the organizer of fun photo/meme projects, the arbiter of hilarious arguments over the worst donut of all time. His work online kept so many of us feeling connected and normal when the world went wonky. And still, Toph is constantly making new projects all the time! In our conversation, we talk about confidence and how that can keep us distant from feeling good about our artistic accomplishments. Toph tells me about how a real estate slump and a documentary idea set the ball rolling for him to embrace his creative side. Toph tells me about his podcasting workflow and what it's like balancing his real estate job and his multiple podcasts with his house full of kids. Listen in as we chat about The Parking Lot movie, Dallas Comedy House, and Johnny Carson!Support Chris Green (aka “Toph”) by listening to any or all of his podcasts: This Week Today - https://podfixnetwork.com/this-week-today/Armchair Radio - https://podfixnetwork.com/armchair-radio/ Staff Meetings https://redcircle.com/shows/staff-meetingsThree Room Apartment - https://redcircle.com/shows/three-room-apartmentAnd the OG, which has ended but is still up so you can listen: GravityBeard (June 2016 - August 2020) http://www.gravitybeard.com/ Follow Chris Green on Twitter, or via Facebook and I'm sure there are 6 more podcasts started that I don't have because bro is just always creating new stuff. Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com to join in on the fun. #YesButWhy #Podcast #HCUniversalNetworkThis episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY. Treat Yourself. Get Audible. This episode of Yes But Why is also sponsored by PodcastCadet.com. Go to PodcastCadet.com to connect with us so we can help you with your podcast! Save money by putting in offer code YBY20 to get 20% off the first service or workshop you buy!(production notes: recorded via ZOOM on 12/16/2021…posted on 1/10/2022)

On this episode of Game Day Routine, I'm talking to one of my good friends (and fellow Dallas Comedy House graduate), the ATX Concert Queen: Clarissa Cardenas. Clarissa is a digital creator and "source for need-to-know Concerts & Events in ATX + beyond." Before she was making waves in the Austin concert scene, Clarissa was dubbed C-Murda while playing basketball for Spring Hill College in Alabama. During her collegiate career, Clarissa shared her passion for music by creating warm-up CDs for her team and creating mixes for fellow students. Some things never change, and for Clarissa, that is being the go-to plug for music and the passion she has for it. So what skills and routines did she pick up along the journey? To keep going, be true to yourself, and never settle. To hear even more from Clarissa, head to her Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbNiyZMWKbK2pH4J2rdj69Q And check out her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atxconcertqueen/ Of course, you can always find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robhowe21/

Amanda Austin's story is proof that class clowns do get ahead (yes, you can tell your mom you told her so). As a child, Amanda had the unique combination of both natural born entrepreneur and innate entertainer- starting her first business by the age of 11. Over the years, her love of connecting with people and a study of comedy led her to found the Dallas Comedy House, an iconic improv and comedy club and one of the first in the DFW Metroplex. Over the course of 12 years, DCH would become a haven to burgeoning comedians, kids trying improv for the first time, and corporate executives working on better stage presence. For many, DCH was home. After successfully expanding both the size and scope of what DCH offered, Amanda was confronted with a stark reality as COVID-19 wreaked havoc on the country, ultimately canceling her annual comedy festival and decimating her business...just weeks after moving into her brand new facility. Amanda's story is one of continued resilience- amidst trying landlords, public support, and private growth, Amanda has stayed dedicated to making connections count with those she works alongside and serves each day. Our time with Amanda was hilarious (obvi), encouraging, and a reminder that setbacks from big dreams will happen, what you do with the time after is what makes the greatest impact for your (and others') future. Curiously Creative Instagram: @__amandaaustin_ Dallas Morning News Article Dallas Observer: Exit Chuckling DCH the Capital of Dallas Comedy Women in Business --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/casuallycrtve/message

Laugher is good for the soul, and it can also be good for your business. We talk about the importance of laughter, Yes, And in Improv, and the power of R.E.A.L. Solutions to your business. My guests are Amanda Austin & Kyle Austin, co-founder of the Dallas Comedy House and now Real Corporate Solutions. They will talk about their unique training program for corporate America. 

In this episode we solve the mystery around being a non-profit in a post Covid-19 World. My guest is Brad Pritchett, Non-Profit Marketing Leader, BFFU Podcast Co-Host, Host of Dallas Voice "DVTV" & LGBTQ Community Advocate. This is my new favorite episode. We talk Black Tie Dinner, Dallas Comedy House, and power of humor.

Kirstie talks about the closure of Dallas Comedy House, one of the few local comedy clubs in DFW. She talked about Claws Out Comedy, an all femme comedy show. Check out a Claws Out Comedy Show near you! She shares her opinion on the "WAP" music video by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion. She understands the negative opinions regarding Kylie Jenner's appearance in the video. She vents about the unrealistic beauty standards set for women. Catch Kirstie at the Comedy Social Club 'Drive-Up Stand-Up' comedy show August 15, 2020 9pm. Get Tickets at: www.comedysocialclub.comContact at: Twitter: @krst_oneInstagram: @kirstiehayyydenEmail: thethirdchildpodcast@gmail.com

This week's episode is a little different. With the Dallas Comedy House closing its doors permanently on Friday, Al wanted to share the final thing he was able to do under the DCH umbrella. So, we are sharing the FIRST official recording of our show that was created as the "final" for their Intro to Podcasting class. It's short and it has rough edges (That's what she said lol), but it helped kickstart The WYP to what it is today. 

You are going to LOVE Amanda Austin. She's the CEO of Dallas Comedy House, where so many have learned improv, stand-up, sketch, and writing. She's accidentally become the leader of her own cult. Amanda and I talk about how important it is to do the work, no matter what field you're in, and how you don't quit in the dip. I hope you enjoy. You can find Amanda and join one of her classes at http://dallascomedyhouse.com

On Today’s Episode I’m speaking with Dana Freker Doody, Vice President, Communications and Public Relations for The Expo Group, which works with organizations to help grow revenues and advance causes through the design and execution of compelling, memorable experiences. Dana excels at strategic thinking, communications programming and bringing communities of people together to achieve their objectives. A 19-year employee of The Expo Group, Dana started her career in newspapers and still subscribes. She holds bachelor of arts degrees in journalism and in history from Southern Methodist University plus a fancy certificate in improv from the Dallas Comedy House.Hybrid events have been around for a little more than 10 years but more recently have become a popular topic of discussion. Hybrid Events expand our events and help us think differently about the way we run our events! Tune in for some great tips for building your hybrid event!You can learn more about The Expo Group HEREWebinar: Engagement Strategies for Virtual & Hybrid EventsBest Practices for Virtual & Hybrid Events, The Expo Group On this episode we will expose...-Key considerations for implementing your hybrid event-Successful strategies for coaching your event team to simulatenously engage both your LIVE and VIRTUAL audiences-How you can use technology to create "Spin Ups" to further relationship building within your communities-How you can drive growth and revenue with your hybrid events-Top risks for hosting a hybrid event and how to avoid them-The best platforms for this type of event offering and the questions should you be asking them before signing with them!-How technology and data provide value to your organization, members and participants as well as and create further opportunities for sponsorship-What to expect to see develop within hybrid events over the next few months/year-Fun and unique ways to create unique experiences and engagement for your audienceSupport the show (http://patreon.com/exposedconferencespodcast)

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This episode's guest is comedian Tony Casillas. Tony started performing stand up comedy in Dallas, Texas, during his senior year in college by going on stage and telling stories about his life. He has been able to evolve those stories into an act that has allowed him the opportunity to open up for comics like Jim Jeffries, Tj Miller, Orny Adams, Theo Von and Bobcat Goldthwait. He is also 1/2 of The Before and After Podcast with comedian Parker Slavens, where they recap funny stories, news headlines, and thoughts they had during the week. You can see Tony this Valentine's Day, as he headlines at The Dallas Comedy House. Tickets and more information about that show are available at www.dallascomedyhouse.com. I recently sat down with Tony and we discuss what drew him into comedy, working with other comedians on the road, hecklers and so much more on episode 55 of the Avert Your Eyes Podcast. Consider yourself warned. Follow Tony Casillas on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you enjoyed the episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave us a rating, a review, and subscribe! You can also subscribe via Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn or Google Play. Follow us via Facebook and Twitter. Visit our website. Click here to take our listener survey! We now have Avert Your Eyes Podcast merchandise! Check it out here!

This week, Yes But Why Podcast talks to improv performers, Chloe and Lane Ingram. Chloe and Lane Ingram are Austin-based improv and sketch comedians. Together they perform in a sketch comedy duo called Chlane and they produce the podcast, “Yeah But Are You Happy?”In this conversation, we talk about being married and how the comedy they do is the glue of their relationship. They tell the story of how they connected through their mutual love of The Simpsons. We talk about the leap they took to start taking improv classes together. They share the amazing journey they had learning from such improv conservatories as Four Day Weekend in Fort Worth, IO and Second City in Chicago and Dallas Comedy House in Dallas. We talk about how they found an open and kind improv community here in Austin. Chloe and Lane discuss the joy of working together on Chlane shows. Support Chloe and Lane Ingram by watching them perform as Chlane! They guest on varios variety shows around town and they will have a new show coming this spring of 2020. Also, check out their podcast, “Yeah But Are You Happy?” on Apple Podcasts! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast talks to improv performers, Chloe and Lane Ingram. Chloe and Lane Ingram are Austin-based improv and sketch comedians. Together they perform in a sketch comedy duo called Chlane and they produce the podcast, “Yeah But Are You Happy?” In this conversation, we talk about being married and how the comedy they do is the glue of their relationship. They tell the story of how they connected through their mutual love of The Simpsons. We talk about the leap they took to start taking improv classes together. They share the amazing journey they had learning from such improv conservatories as Four Day Weekend in Fort Worth, IO and Second City in Chicago and Dallas Comedy House in Dallas. We talk about how they found an open and kind improv community here in Austin. Chloe and Lane discuss the joy of working together on Chlane shows. Support Chloe and Lane Ingram by watching them perform as Chlane! They guest on varios variety shows around town and they will have a new show coming this spring of 2020. Also, check out their podcast, “Yeah But Are You Happy?” on Apple Podcasts! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun. This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast talks to improv performers, Chloe and Lane Ingram. Chloe and Lane Ingram are Austin-based improv and sketch comedians. Together they perform in a sketch comedy duo called Chlane and they produce the podcast, “Yeah But Are You Happy?”In this conversation, we talk about being married and how the comedy they do is the glue of their relationship. They tell the story of how they connected through their mutual love of The Simpsons. We talk about the leap they took to start taking improv classes together. They share the amazing journey they had learning from such improv conservatories as Four Day Weekend in Fort Worth, IO and Second City in Chicago and Dallas Comedy House in Dallas. We talk about how they found an open and kind improv community here in Austin. Chloe and Lane discuss the joy of working together on Chlane shows. Support Chloe and Lane Ingram by watching them perform as Chlane! They guest on varios variety shows around town and they will have a new show coming this spring of 2020. Also, check out their podcast, “Yeah But Are You Happy?” on Apple Podcasts! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast talks to improv performers, Chloe and Lane Ingram. Chloe and Lane Ingram are Austin-based improv and sketch comedians. Together they perform in a sketch comedy duo called Chlane and they produce the podcast, “Yeah But Are You Happy?” In this conversation, we talk about being married and how the comedy they do is the glue of their relationship. They tell the story of how they connected through their mutual love of The Simpsons. We talk about the leap they took to start taking improv classes together. They share the amazing journey they had learning from such improv conservatories as Four Day Weekend in Fort Worth, IO and Second City in Chicago and Dallas Comedy House in Dallas. We talk about how they found an open and kind improv community here in Austin. Chloe and Lane discuss the joy of working together on Chlane shows. Support Chloe and Lane Ingram by watching them perform as Chlane! They guest on varios variety shows around town and they will have a new show coming this spring of 2020. Also, check out their podcast, “Yeah But Are You Happy?” on Apple Podcasts! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun. This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

In this episode of the podcast Joe sat down with founder of the Dallas Comedy House in Deep Ellum, Kyle Austin! Joe and Kyle had a lot of fun this episode, from discussing parenting advice to riffing on bad jokes it was a riot from start to finish. If you're in the Dallas area PLEASE go seek out Kyle and his fantastic team. They do a great job! Brian Salmon is back with another "Ask the Birth Guy" Enjoy! ***** If you have a specific question you want Brian to answer be sure to email the show and we'll have Brian answer it in an upcoming episode! The DTALKS Podcast: A parenting podcast where you can "detox" and get a window into how other people live their lives. Come detox with DTALKS! ***** Purchase Brian's book "The Birth Guy's Go-To Guide For New Dads"  Enroll in the Rocking Dads - Dad Childbirth Online Class ***** Connect with Brian: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Website Connect with Kyle & DCH:  Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Website Connect with The DTALKS Podcast: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Website ***** Joe was recently featured on the Life of Dad podcast "The Art of Conversation"  Be sure to go check it out! Joe was also recently featured on the "This is Parenting" podcast: Be sure to go check it out! Joe was also featured in the magazine Voyage Dallas: You can find that article by clicking here: Joe had a great time speaking at the Dad 2.0 Summit this year: You can find out more about the conference HERE Joe also recently recorded a LIVE episode at Dapper Cafe in Bedford, TX the only coffee shop to have a FRAMED Dtalks Podcast shirt! Go check them out! ***** If you like the show please consider leaving a 5 star rating on the iTunes store. It takes a few seconds for you and means a great deal to us. The DTALKS Podcast contains content you'd find in an PG-13 movie. That language may not be safe for most work environments, for your kids, and listener discretion is advised. #DadFluencer #beabetterdad Please consider visiting The DTALKS Podcast Patreon and signing up to support the podcast! Follow @dtalkspodcast on all social media. This show was brought to you by Rebel Riot Printing and BitsBox   Say Goodbye to set up fees with Direct-to-Garment Printing. Blazing fast turnaround, full color images, no minimums. Prices start at $18.50 for one shirt at Rebel Riot Printing BitsBox teaches kids ages 6-14 to build real apps, with real code, for real devices. BitsBox is a physical box full of app projects that ships in the mail once a month. Use code "DTALKS" for $20 off any subscription order of $50+

You’re yanked from your bed in the middle of the night. Your covers are thrown back, and someone slaps you in the face. You hear whispers in your ear that you should rethink your life choices. Then, someone punches your dad. Is this the worst houseguest ever or is something much more sinister at work?

A young jet setting couple sets out on the trip of a lifetime. Two world travelers ready to face adventure. But what they faced was something much more sinister. A nation was on edge as two violent killers evaded capture....until now.

Josh Edwards is a comedian in the DFW area, who is the funniest person we've ever interviewed... You can find him at the Dallas Comedy House in uptown!

Lauren Brizendine is back! She stars in a film written by Michael Gibson Jr. and Nicholas Muthersbagh called "Alora" where she plays the mother, Sarah."Alora" has been selected into the 2019 Denton Black Film Festival and is currently up for two awards: Best Short and Best Texas Short. The story is about a single mother who is training as a NASA astronaut to potentially go and visit a new planet labeled that has been discovered that is within the Goldilocks Zone of a star. The conflict arises in that she has to make a choice to going on the mission of a lifetime versus the love of her daughter that she would have to leave behind. The world premiere is on Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 6:15 p.m. at the Campus Theater in Denton, Texas. Click here for links to the trailer and tickets. Lauren Brizendine hails from the bayous of Louisiana and has a passion for all things creative. After graduating with a degree in fashion design and working in the business for a decade, Lauren found comedy and acting as an outlet for dealing with the stresses of a demanding industry. In 2009 she began studying at the Dallas Comedy House in Dallas, Texas and became the first woman graduate of the program. She is also a graduate of Four Day Weekend in Fort Worth, Texas and has been a part of a variety of improv, sketch, and writing teams. In addition to her comedy credits, Lauren has been featured as a screen actor for NBC, TCU, and other independent projects. During our conversation we discuss acting in Alora, working with the cast and crew, doing standup comedy for the first time, and so much more on episode 38 of the Avert Your Eyes Podcast. Consider yourself warned. Click here for links to the trailer and tickets. Follow Alora on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. If you enjoyed the episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave us a rating, a review, and subscribe! You can also subscribe via Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn or Google Play. Follow us via Facebook and Twitter. Visit our website. Click here to take our listener survey! We now have Avert Your Eyes Podcast merchandise! Check it out here!

Jess and Zach are live from the late show at the Dallas Comedy House with the all new musical: "New Year's Rave-olution" packed with resolutions, Netflix, Skrillex's New Year's rave, humidity and more! With songs like "Find Someone To Kiss", "Walk Out That Door", and "Not Waiting Anymore" you'll have the best "New Year's Karma" listening to this ep! This episode is brought to you by Palm (www.palm.com).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On the 23rd episode and back to English! I am super excited to present to you the most magical episode to date, and that is because I have the pleasure of bringing you the one and only Trigg Watson. A very funny magician who I had the pleasure to see perform at the Dallas Comedy House. I became a fan immediately and really hope you guys enjoy this conversation as much as I did now go and check him out! Follow Trigg in social media via: http://triggmagic.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/triggmagic https://www.facebook.com/TRIGGwatson/ https://twitter.com/TRiGGwatson https://www.instagram.com/triggwatson/   Follow me via: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysiaChabertOficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/mysiachabert Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mysia_chabert Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mysiachabert Snapchat: tu_pajarita

Welcome to the Avert Your Eyes Podcast! Where we talk with some of the most creative people within North Texas and beyond. I'm your host, Michael Gibson Jr. Some big news, the podcast is now a year old! I have learned so much in my time doing this and I wish I had started sooner! I have met so many interesting, creative people through this endeavor, but that you so much for listening! On another note, I have been very busy juggling many different things lately, some very personal, some creative, and I wanted to give you a brief update onto the short film that I've been working on. The title right now is called Alora, and has been written by myself and a friend Nick Muthersbaugh, who is also the director. we shot back in June, I'm so excited to get into a project like this and can't wait to tell you more about it in the coming months. we are currently in post production, working on special effects, but you can see some stills by searching "Alora Film" on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. This episode's guest is the very talented comedian and improvisor Molly Jakk Em Setti Molly Jakkamsetti! She is one half of the improv troop Get Jakked with her husband Vee Jay, as well as a member of the troops Kill Me Please, CLR, and Learning Curve that perform at the Dallas Comedy House. She is a dear friend of mine and we performed together under the student house troops Mr. Honey Bunny and Adrian's Revenge at the Four Day Weekend Training Center. We discuss how she got started in comedy, being curious about the world, how she met her husband, and so much more on episode 22 of the Avert Your Eyes Podcast. Consider Yourself Warned. Click here to take our listener survey! Subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn or Google Play. Follow us via Facebook and Twitter. Visit our website

Cameron and Lindsay Goldapp get out of the corner and join us to talk about Dirty Dancing. Josiah ages things up, Rob has a brand-new concept, Cameron makes it modern, and Lindsay goes back in time. Remakes begin at 55:45.   Follow Cameron on Twitter at @camgold and watch Lindsay and Cameron live at the Dallas Comedy House!

This week, my contribution to the popular David Letterman send off and the start of MY own late nite career, NewsVVave correspondent Sigur Booty reporting from Syria and my first five "rough" minutes of Stand Up at the three week old location of the new Dallas Comedy House! "Come Alive" by The Dangits (thedangits.bandcamp.com) "End" by https://soundcloud.com/mumrunner "Two Roads" by Fun Button:@user-620488281 (funbuttonband.bandcamp.com) "Don't Do Anything (I Wouldn't Do)" by Angelo Badalamenti "Une Lettre de Jean" by Jack Kevorkian & The Kevorkian Suite Pav's Doo Wop Exotica Selection For Jukebox Jam "Main Force Patrol" & "Face The Wheel" by https://soundcloud.com/occams-laser from The Road to Fury (Mad Max Tribute) "Um Expression" by https://soundcloud.com/hideous-towns-1 "Arcade Fever" by https://soundcloud.com/robertparkerofficial "Blood" by https://soundcloud.com/silentbodies "Move With Me" by https://soundcloud.com/sunoverseaband "Summers Casket" by https://soundcloud.com/checkyourpulses

It’s the first ever Halloween edition of the podcast!  This week Ben Pfeiffer of the improv groups Age Appropriate, Work Spouse, Radio! Radio! and Photobomb stopped by to chat about halloween episodes of sitcoms.  Ben is also performing every Thursday night in October in The Improvised Horror Movie, live at the Dallas Comedy House, so …