Podcast appearances and mentions of dan swartwout

It's a Hundred Yard Highlight! In this episode, Dan Swartwout looks at the New York Giants vs. the Los Angeles Rams from September 30th, 1984. The Rams scored three safeties that game... in one quarter! It's one of the most unusual games in National Football League history. What team has scored the most safeties since the NFL-AFL merger? How long has it been since the Atlanta Falcons scored a safety? What record do the Tennessee Titans, the Seattle Seahawks, and the San Francisco 49'ers share? All this and more... we can dance if you want to. hundredyardhistory.comhundredyardhistory@gmail.comHundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

Most franchise quarterbacks were first-round picks in the NFL Draft. Occasionally, a team finds a franchise quarterback in the second or third round. And of course, everybody knows about the most famous sixth-round pick in NFL history. (It's Tom Brady.) But who were the most successful undrafted quarterbacks in the NFL? In this episode, Dan Swartwout and guest Mike Miller discuss the career of Jeff Garcia, who had 58 wins in 116 starts.Dan and Mike also talk about the United Football League, changes in the passing game, and another crazy facts about the 2000 Baltimore Ravens. hundredyardhistory.com hundredyardhistory@gmail.com Hundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

Most franchise quarterbacks were first-round picks in the NFL Draft. Occasionally, a team finds a franchise quarterback in the second or third round. And of course, everybody knows about the most famous sixth-round pick in NFL history. (It's Tom Brady.) But who were the most successful undrafted quarterbacks in the NFL? In this episode, Dan Swartwout and guest Mike Miller discuss the undrafted quarterbacks with the most wins in the NFL since 1978. Dan and Mike look at: Jon Kitna with 50 wins in 124 startsBobby Hebert with 56 wins in 100 startsJake Delhomme with 56 wins in 96 startsDan and Mike also talk about sports on Seinfeld, the USFL, and Tom Brady's Super Bowl appearances.hundredyardhistory.com hundredyardhistory@gmail.com Hundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

Most franchise quarterbacks were first-round picks in the NFL Draft. Occasionally, a team finds a franchise quarterback in the second or third round. And of course, everybody knows about the most famous sixth-round pick in NFL history. (It's Tom Brady.) But who were the most successful undrafted quarterbacks in the NFL? In this episode, Dan Swartwout and guest Mike Miller discuss the undrafted quarterbacks with the most wins in the NFL since 1978.  Dan and Mike also discuss drafting a quarterback in the first round and stories from Mike's time in Columbus, Ohio sports radio. hundredyardhistory.com hundredyardhistory@gmail.com Hundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

It's a Hundred Yard Highlight! In this bonus episode, Dan Swartwout and guest Matt Mizer conclude their discussion of the 1985 Chicago Bears. In Part 3, we compare the '85 Bears to the 2000 Baltimore Ravens and discuss the legacy of perhaps the greatest, most popular team of all time. hundredyardhistory.com hundredyardhistory@gmail.com Hundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

In this episode, Dan Swartwout and guest Matt Mizer discuss the 1985 Chicago Bears. We talk about what made the 1985 Bears perhaps the greatest and most popular NFL team of all time. In Part 2, we focus on the defense: specifically Wilber Marshall, Richard Dent, Steve McMichael, William "The Refrigerator" Perry, Otis Wilson, Dan Hampton, Dave Duerson, Mike Singletary, Gary Fencik, Leslie Frazier, Mike Richardson, and Mike Hartenstine. Dan and Matt also talk about GI Joe, Diff'rent Strokes, and the '85 Bears in professional wrestling. hundredyardhistory.com hundredyardhistory@gmail.com Hundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

In this episode, Dan Swartwout and guest Matt Mizer discuss the 1985 Chicago Bears. We talk about what made the 1985 Bears perhaps the greatest and most popular NFL team of all time. In Part 1, we talk about Walter Payton, Jim McMahon, Mike Ditka, Buddy Ryan, the 46 Defense, and of course, the Super Bowl Shuffle. Dan and Matt also talk about Ohio State and University of Florida quarterbacks in the NFL, other NFL teams that made music videos, and Matt's 10-year run as a Cleveland Browns season ticket holder. hundredyardhistory.com hundredyardhistory@gmail.com Hundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

In this episode, Dan Swartwout and guest Brad Steiner (@bradstinks) discuss the running backs with the most carries in an NFL regular season. Part 3 looks at:  James Wilder  with 407 carries in 1984 for the Buccaneers. Jamal Anderson with 410 carries in 1998 for the Falcons. Larry Johnson with 416 carries in 2006 for the Chiefs.  What happened to these running backs the following season and for the rest of their careers? Dan and Brad also talk about the 1998 Minnesota Vikings and John Elway's legacy. Plus, Brad learns that Ed  McCaffrey is Christian McCaffrey's dad. hundredyardhistory.com hundredyardhistory@gmail.com Hundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

In this episode, Dan Swartwout and guest Brad Steiner (@bradstinks) discuss the running backs with the most carries in an NFL regular season. Part 2 looks at:Gerald Riggs with 397 carries in 1985 for the Falcons.Eddie George with 403 carries in 2000 for the Titans.Eric Dickerson with 404 carries in 1986 for the Rams.What happened to these running backs the following season and for the rest of their careers? Dan and Brad also talk about the 2000 Baltimore Ravens, the time Brad wore a Super Bowl ring, and Dan's love of hamburgers.Part 3 will look at  James Wilder, Jamal Anderson, and Larry Johnson.hundredyardhistory.comhundredyardhistory@gmail.comHundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

In this episode, Dan Swartwout and guest Brad Steiner (@bradstinks) discuss the running backs with the most carries in an NFL regular season. Part 1 looks at:Barry Foster with 390 carries in 1992 for the Steelers.Eric Dickerson with 390 carries in 1983 for the Rams.Ricky Williams with 392 carries in 2003 for the Dolphins.DeMarco Murray with 392 carries in 2014 for the Cowboys.Terrell Davis with 392 carries in 1998 for the Broncos.What happened to these running backs the following season and for the rest of their careers? Dan and Brad also talk about fantasy football, Mike Shanahan, and the best running backs of all time.Part 2 will look at Gerald Riggs, Eddie George, Eric Dickerson (again), James Wilder, Jamal Anderson, and Larry Johnson.hundredyardhistory.comhundredyardhistory@gmail.comHundred Yard History With Dan Swartwout uses stathead.com for statistical research

We love Green Guide Letters about asteroid close calls and the lack of fresh missile test footage.   Plus we relive some hilarious Bill & Dan Show memories one of the first podcasts I ever listened to. We pay homage to podcasting’s wild early days and dissect a intense celebrity interaction.       MELBOURNE LIVE SHOW 16TH SEPTEMBER Club Voltare 4:15pmTICKETS     SUPPORT THE ONGOING PRODUCTION OF I LOVE GREEN GUIDE LETTERS AND RECIEVE EVERY EPISODE EVER IN FULL AND ENJOY ON GOING BONUS CONTENT FOR JUST $3 A MONTH. patreon.com/iLoveGGLetters     YOU CAN HELP Steele Wars with a sweet 5 star review on iTunes or plug the show on Facebook or Twitter. I really appreciate it.      WANT TO HEAR COMEDIANS TALK STAR WARS? Being a Star Wars nerd has never been more enjoyable. - Rip It Up Magazine www.SteeleWars.com www.SteeleWars.com/iTunes     GET A FREE AUDIO BOOK & HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW! FOR A FREE 1 MONTH AUDIBLE TRIAL AND A FREE AUDIBLE BOOK CLICK www.audibletrial.com/letters. Get an audiobook of your choice, free, with a 30-day trial. Cancel before your trial ends and you will not be charged.     TweetSteele SaundersI Love Green Guide Letters  

We love Green Guide Letters about asteroid close calls and the lack of fresh missile test footage.   Plus we relive some hilarious Bill & Dan Show memories one of the first podcasts I ever listened to. We pay homage to podcasting’s wild early days and dissect a intense celebrity interaction.       MELBOURNE LIVE SHOW 16TH SEPTEMBER Club Voltare 4:15pmTICKETS     SUPPORT THE ONGOING PRODUCTION OF I LOVE GREEN GUIDE LETTERS AND RECIEVE EVERY EPISODE EVER IN FULL AND ENJOY ON GOING BONUS CONTENT FOR JUST $3 A MONTH. patreon.com/iLoveGGLetters     YOU CAN HELP Steele Wars with a sweet 5 star review on iTunes or plug the show on Facebook or Twitter. I really appreciate it.      WANT TO HEAR COMEDIANS TALK STAR WARS? Being a Star Wars nerd has never been more enjoyable. - Rip It Up Magazine www.SteeleWars.com www.SteeleWars.com/iTunes     GET A FREE AUDIO BOOK & HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW! FOR A FREE 1 MONTH AUDIBLE TRIAL AND A FREE AUDIBLE BOOK CLICK www.audibletrial.com/letters. Get an audiobook of your choice, free, with a 30-day trial. Cancel before your trial ends and you will not be charged.     TweetSteele SaundersI Love Green Guide Letters  

Dino and fellow comedian Dan Swartwout share stories from their experiences touring the world as comedians. They compare notes from the comedy road while sipping on "the light beer of bourbons," Basil Hayden's.

Today I am excited to bring you a great conversation with Dan Swartwout. Dan is a stand-up comedian, an entrepreneur, a philanthropist, host of the show cbuzz, a City Council Member, and an all-around great person.   Cbuzz is a Columbus’ first business-focused podcast. Dan has been hosting it for a year, and they have formed media partnerships with the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, CD 102.5, Rev One Ventures and the Columbus Dispatch. Every month one episode airs on CD 102.5, and Dan recently recorded a show in front of a live studio audience with Matt Scanlon of CoverMyMeds.   “The great speaker and the good speaker are both prepared and ready and on top of what it is they're going to do. The great speaker, however, doesn't appear to be over-prepared.”   Dan recently gave a speech at the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, a warmup of sorts before the meeting. It was 8:30 in the morning, he was wearing a suit, and he had to address over 1000 people. Using the skills he has developed from standup comedy, hosting events, and hosting his show, he was able to perform well and create positive word-of-mouth for his brand.   “It was exciting. It was different. It was another chance to kind of stretch my skills a little bit and, you know. The more skills you have to your arsenal, the more things you can do.”   I also had the opportunity to do something I don’t normally do, or at least haven’t done in a long time, and that was perform standup comedy. I hired Dan to help me prepare, and it helped immensely. When I went to perform I was much more comfortable. I wasn't going to fall on my face because: I had a coach I worked at it I trusted my skills   “If you have a skillset you need to develop and there are people around you who have an expertise or a lot of experience in that particular skill set, that's a valuable resource”   Dan has an event coming up in November called Kicking Cancer with Dan Swartwout. This will be the 3rd time the event is held, and it is for brain cancer and research for brain cancer at the James Cancer Hospital here at the Ohio State University. If you haven’t seen Dan’s act, he’s sort of known for being able to do a high kick.   I can’t thank Dan enough for coming on the show. He is an incredibly talented and funny guy that gives an incredible amount of himself and his time to his community, and I appreciate him for sharing his time and his insights with the Improv audience. --   Resources: Find more about Dan: Website | Facebook | Twitter Listen to cbuzz   Production & Development for Improv Is No Joke by Podcast Masters   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you trying to emulate your favorite comedians? Have you already determined your comedic style before your third open mic? If so, you may be limiting yourself and shortchanging your potential. In this episode, Dan Swartwout (or “Swarty" as his friends call him) and I discuss how our influences are like training wheels. They help at the beginning, but should be abandoned after you get a little momentum riding the bike. In short, you should experiment early and often, but be sure to let your style develop. Swarty and I met almost 20 years ago at his very first open mic. Now, he headlines across the country at clubs and corporate events. Also known for his love for THE OHIO STATE BUCKEYES, Dan delivers a ton of gold nuggets in this interview. We talk about: His very first open mic The importance of developing emcee and hosting skills Hosting the Cash Explosion lottery show in Columbus, OH How to deal with a heckler Trends in merchandise sales after shows Finding your voice What to do when a show isn't going well How a comedian is like a cornerback in football Reading the crowd and delivering the show appropriately And a whole lot more! Check out Dan Swartwout at any www.Swarty.com   == If you have beginning comedy questions that need answered just send them in. Email them toSchoolOfLaughs@gmail.com. I will answer them on the podcast or in a blog post. And frequently asked questions are tackled on our YouTube channel Join our "INSIDER TIP SHEET" by sending your name via email to SchoolOfLaughs@gmail.com and put TIP SHEET in the subject line.

Comedian Dustin Meadows hosts a weekly show wherein he watches his favorite movies with other comedians who've never seen the film before. Dustin and Jackie Shreves introduce Dan Swartwout, Alex Greene and Andy Luttrell to basically the biggest goddamn movie of all time. There's a lot of confusion about the space cube and way more conversation about classic television shows than anyone could have expected. *Artwork by Brandon Schneider

Comedian Dustin Meadows hosts a weekly show wherein he watches his favorite movies with other comedians who've never seen the film before. Dustin and Dan Swartwout guide Peter Brieck through David Mamet's stage story adapted for the screen, discussing the addition of the iconic Alec Baldwin scene, the powerhouse casting and the film's impact on popular culture, including but not limited to Gil from The Simpsons. *Artwork by Brandon Schneider