Podcast appearances and mentions of ed o'neil

It's football season so we are doing to kid classic Little Giants! A true showdown between the greats Ed O'Neil and failed country music star Rick Moranis. We talk about Brink, Disney Plus, The Joker, who Rick Moranis' real son is, and more!

Ginger Hunk? Martin Maloney talks to honey voiced friend and So cal Rock N' Roll Peddler Ed O'Neil. Ed presents a radio show (Self titled) in Stockholm and is a cosy aul bastard. We talk music, life, moths, food and his recent beef with an old buddy of his. It's a sweet episode. Kick back and hang out with us sons of beyotches and enjoy the show. Throw some fat coin my way! https://www.patreon.com/HardybucksG'bless!

Join Keith O'Neil, former NFL football player, with sports writer Travis Pipes and host Kristin Walker as they discuss Keith's advocacy in mental health after his diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder. Keith played for the Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts and New York Giants. During his professional career he served as team captain and was a member of the Colts Super Bowl XLI Championship team. Keith speaks to audiences in the sports and mental health communities. He is also the President and Founder of the 4th and Forever Foundation which brings awareness to mental health and funds research for mental illness. Keith also recently wrote a memoir titled, Under My Helmet - A Football Players Lifelong Battle With Bipolar Disorder.Keith played in the NFL with an undiagnosed mental illness, bipolar disorder, and is extremely passionate about helping others who suffer with mental health issues. He is devoted to erasing the stigma of mental illness in our society. He is utilizing his book along with motivational speaking engagements to create awareness of mental illness.Keith believes, "with the proper diagnosis, medical attention and determination, anyone can achieve anything. If he can make it in the high stress environment of playing in the NFL with bipolar disorder, anything is possible!"Keith lives in Pendleton, NY with his wife Jill and two sons Connor and Tanner. Keith's father, Ed O'Neil was an All-American linebacker at Penn State University, and a first round draft pick in the 1974 NFL Draft. www.keithoneil.com

With football season right around the corner, it felt like the right time to revisit the 1994 comedy Little Giants. It may not have been as popular as other similarly-themed films from this era, but the performances from Rick Moranis, Ed O'Neil, and the entire cast of kids help make it a lot better than you might expect. Topics include: how the project's origins can be traced back to a McDonald's commercial, a more streamlined backstory that cleans up the underdeveloped romantic subplot, why Junior missed football tryouts and how his mother and Danny went all these years without realizing they lived in the same small town, the reason both of the O'Shea brothers needed to "see it my way" just a little bit more by the time they reached that final game, the weird message a Giants' victory sends to young viewers, just what in the world is going on in Coach Kevin's bedroom, and much much more! iTunes / Stitcher / RSS / Facebook / Twitter / Instagram About The Show  

Ed O'Neil has no idea who Britney Spears is, Meg Ryan gets slammed by the haternet for getting old

As it is the case with our third episode we take a look back at a retro show, and we are delighted to take a look at the Fox Network juggernaut show Married with Children. It helped make stars out of Ed O'Neil, Katey Sagal, and Christina Applegate. Looking back it is almost hard to believe a show about a dysfunctional white trash family became so popular. But with such a strong cast, and a really lowest common denominator type of humor - jokes that included light misogyny, fat-shaming, and slutty blond references.  Incredibly, it all worked into a fun, highly popular show.

July 4-10,1987 This week Ken welcomes old friends, David and Christopher Walsh, collectively known as The Walsh Brothers. Ken, David and Chris discuss family dynamics, alternate universe Walsh Brothers, why Ken is not a conservative Southern politician, inserting the disc, commuting to school, the subtleties of Boston public transportation,  Texas Chainsaw Massaca, when your childhood home because an area of refuge, Charlestown, living in the projects, cops, your non-comedian brother getting a TV credit before you do, Max X, TV38, Boston, more Boston, LA Sex porches, Kari Wuher, Monday Night's CBS line up, Ken's status as a sophisticated Boy, Alf, George Carlin, your preferred alias, The Spectre, Valerie, calling family meetings, being drawn to stability, love of absurd comedy, the terror of a minor key theme song, Alan Thicke: Musician, the terror of the news, European Vacation, classic video store memories, Corvette Summer, LA Mall filming locations, Chopping Mall, Alyssa Milano, cartoon boobs, disabled actors in starring roles, The Wizard, Fast Times, Ed O'Neil, Popeye Doyle, Dutch, Mike Hammer vs. Sledge Hammer, Perfect Strangers, when Dan Fielding was in Charlestown, finding a way, Highway to Heaven, angelic vigilante justice, Head of the Class, fighting prostitutes, Night Court, MacGuyver, Dana Delaney, Hockey, the opiate problem in Charlestown, Star Man, Channel pliers, Somerville Lumber, theme restaurants, Indiana Jones knock-offs, Where the Boys Are, Darkman, LA Law, Gremlins, Brocktoon, Mr. Belvidere's Balls, going Commando, HBO's Made for TV Movie quality, hiding the news, 21 Jump Street, and the art of prank phone calls.

Ed O'Neil, Lou Diamond Philips, Fred Gwinn, Corbin Bernson, and Hoyt Axton star in a Disorganized Crime.  This bomb covers a group of bank robbers trying to get a big score while staying one step ahead of Montana police and the FBI.  Brain Candy is sketch comedy starring The Kids in the Hall that weaves sketches into a central story about a new pill that unlocks peoples happiest memories.  Only one film will make it to the top of the Philadelphia Art Museum to shadow box.