Podcast appearances and mentions of emily ruskowski

If you're having a mental health crisis as you're trying to get to a Back Street Boys concert, comedian Emily Ruskowski is the hero you're looking for.   A mental health professional (Social Worker) working with kids, Emily truly is a hero.  Also, her passion for getting on a plane to go see her favorite bands makes her a hero to her 15-year-old self who knows she is “killing it” as well as Jacques' wife (aka “Management”).   Emily dropped some fantastic gems of advice on being a comic: Once you realize established comics aren't just blowing you off when they tell you to “work on the craft” and that it's NOT the crowd (generally) it's YOU, when a show doesn't go great – Lots of gold like that on this episode!   Give Emily a follow across the socials and do yourself a favor – go see a show she's headlining ASAP.   Jacques on IG/FB: Carnivalpersonnelpodcast – TiKTok: JacquesFunny Biff on Twitter is @BiffPlaysHockey Joe on Twitter is: @Optigrabber   Thanks to Emily and Don't Tell Comedy (YouTube) for the clips at beginning and end of show.   Opening Song: Welcome Back Kotter parody by @Model_CHP3Y (Twitter and YouTube)   Closing Song: New One by Beyond Id (The Stovin' Years on Spotify)

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The Loud Women reunite to process through all the residual emotions after the Shrill series finale. Tooky and Marissa are joined by comic/friend Emily Ruskowski to rehash the final episodes, and speculate on the Shrill legacy. Follow us on social media: @EmilyRuskowski @TookyMonster @HiThisIsMarissa Go see Emily and Tooky do stand up in the Boston area! http://emilyruskowski.com https://tookykavanagh.com

We got an absolutely gem of episode with firecracker Emily Ruskowski! The gang chats up the world of why grease 2 is better than the original, family vacations gone wacky, and why comfortable pillows can be problematic.

This week our hearts are beating right out of our untrimmed chests as we take a ride on the monorail of monotony. Train drizzled onto the scene in 1998 with their humble hit "Sweet Virginia" and followed that up with milquetoast smash "Drops of Jupiter" in 2001, but it wasn't until "Hey Soul Sister" that they truly wormed their way into every human being's hearts and minds as the corniest soft rockers on the planet. Comedian and returning guest Emily Ruskowski and Boston area burlesque performer Jane Doe join Heather and Mike to discuss the album that birthed "Hey Soul Sister", 2009's Save Me, San Francisco. Can they withstand this ultimate test of their aural fortitude against the unending torrent of ukulele riffs, dad jokes and tepid arrangements? Will they reveal the conspiracy that allowed Train to flourish as our mom's flip phone ring tones and made lead singer Pat Monahan run for a Senate seat in New Hampshire? You won't want to miss a single thing we do... tonight.This show is a part of The Pantheon Podcast Network.

This week our hearts are beating right out of our untrimmed chests as we take a ride on the monorail of monotony. Train drizzled onto the scene in 1998 with their humble hit "Meet Virginia" and followed that up with milquetoast smash "Drops of Jupiter" in 2001, but it wasn't until "Hey Soul Sister" that they truly wormed their way into every human being's hearts and minds as the corniest soft rockers on the planet. Comedian and returning guest Emily Ruskowski and Boston area burlesque performer Jane Doe join Heather and Mike to discuss the album that birthed "Hey Soul Sister", 2009's Save Me, San Francisco. Can they withstand this ultimate test of their aural fortitude against the unending torrent of ukulele riffs, dad jokes and tepid arrangements? Will they reveal the conspiracy that allowed Train to flourish as our mom's flip phone ring tones and made lead singer Pat Monahan run for a Senate seat in New Hampshire? You won't want to miss a single thing we do... tonight.

Mike and Trevor zoom with the hilarious Emily Ruskowski.They talk about Trevor's diet, Tiger King, mental health, and lots more.Emily Ruskowski is a Boston-based stand-up comedian. She has performed across the country and participated in several comedy festivals. In 2015, she was named of one the Comedy Studio's Comics in Residence and opened for Maria Bamford a the Wilbur 

The hilarious and wonderful Emily Ruskowski!! 

On this episode of the podcast I spoke with, from a safe distance, comedian Emily Ruskowski. In addition to being one of the funniest comedians I know, she is a licensed social worker dealing with teenagers. We talked about how the recent quarantine has affected her clients, their families, and the way she and her […] The post Emily Ruskowski appeared first on COMEDIAN. ACTOR. PODCASTER..

During this live recording of Love About Town at the 2018 Women In Comedy Festival, Zach Armentrout and Emily Ruskowski join for a hilarious conversation covering sexting, losing your virginity, and how to initiate conversations on the apps.  As a group, they interview comedian Emma Willmann (The Late Show w/ Stephen Colbert, Crazy Ex-girlfriend) gives great advice and talks about her stand up experience.

Part 2 of 2. Check out part 1 here!  Alright #stoppies, I know we say this a lot, but it's true--this episode is our funniest one yet. Seriously, when else have we been able to snag 2 professional comedians (Emily Ruskowski & Jenny Chalikian) and one hysterical burlesque producer/professional babe/future youtube star (Sake Toomey) together in the same room, talking about boy bands? Since TODAY, that's when! We brought our grown ass friends that are also unashamed teenyboppers together for a very special 2 PART THUNDERDOME where they battle it out over whether O'Town's shamelessly sexual liquid nightmare of a debut album can beat out proto-Bieber boyband lil' bro Aaron Carter's early 00s disasterpiece Aaron's Party (Come Get It). Find out who Heather's favorite Backstreet Boy was, why Jacob from OTown had an octopus in his bedroom, and discover which of our panel had no choice but to write a HUNDREDS OF PAGES LONG Aaron Carter fan fiction as a child since they didn't have internet in their room. It's all so funny, we couldn't help but blow our liquid load a week early so you can "come get it" and be back for more next week for part 2. Get ready for some horny harmonies, prepubescent poetry, and a whole lot of hats on a very special episode of Make it Stop!    

Alright #stoppies, I know we say this a lot, but it's true--this episode is our funniest one yet. Seriously, when else have we been able to snag 2 professional comedians (Emily Ruskowski & Jenny Chalikian) and one hysterical burlesque producer/professional babe/future youtube star (Sake Toomey) together in the same room, talking about boy bands? Since TODAY, that's when! We brought our grown ass friends that are also unashamed teenyboppers together for a very special 2 PART THUNDERDOME where they battle it out over whether O'Town's shamelessly sexual liquid nightmare of a debut album can beat out proto-Bieber boyband lil' bro Aaron Carter's early 00s disasterpiece Aaron's Party (Come Get It). Find out who Heather's favorite Backstreet Boy was, why Jacob from OTown had an octopus in his bedroom, and discover which of our panel had no choice but to write a HUNDREDS OF PAGES LONG Aaron Carter fan fiction as a child since they didn't have internet in their room. It's all so funny, we couldn't help but blow our liquid load a week early so you can "come get it" and be back for more next week for part 2. Get ready for some horny harmonies, prepubescent poetry, and a whole lot of hats on a very special episode of Make it Stop!

This week's episode is a panel discussion with comedians Kathe Farris, Emily Ruskowski, Erin Spencer, and Carolyn Plummer with new music from illuminati hotties. It's the very first time the Department of Tangents was recorded live in front of an audience. The North East Comic Con and Collectibles Extravaganza expanded its podcast panels and its comedy offerings this year, and I was lucky to nab all four comedians on the Friday night show presented by The Boston Comedy Festival before they took the stage. That's BCF founder Jim McCue we're thanking at the end. I haven't done a lot of panel shows before, but if they are as interesting as this one, I may have to make a point of doing more. Farris, Ruskowski, Spencer, and Plummer all have great stories of how they got into comedy and found who they were as comedians. Farris started and then stopped for years due to family obligations. Ruskowski is a social worker. Spencer bombed on purpose her first time onstage. Plummer has worked every kind of room you can imagine, from clubs to, as she calls them, “dead animal lodges.” A good chunk of the conversation centered around identity and experience. And there were some delightful moments where the comics asked each other questions, and I just got to sit back and listen. Carolyn Plummer Emily Ruskowski Kathe Farris This week's featured track, “Pressed 2 Death” by illuminati hotties from their album Kiss Yr. Frenemies. If you like your hooks with a sense of humor, this is the band for you. The songs are witty and fun, but some of the punchlines are in the music. It's a punk attitude, they'll give you a song you can hum and a raspberry. Literally, in this case. Enjoy “Pressed 2 Death” by illuminati hotties.

Paula Ebben and Liam Martin talk to 3 finalists from this year's Boston Comedy Festival: Erin Spence, Emily Ruskowski and Kathe Ferris about women making history and the state of Boston's comedy scene. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bethany Van Delft, Nick Chambers, & friends tell cringeworthy tales of uncomfortable and embarrassing encounters with celebrities idols, crushes, whoever. The favorite story gets a do-over by house sketch group, The Redo Crew. Bethany and Nick share stories about meeting famous movie directors.

Normally on Person About Town, comedian Kenice Mobley explores part of the city with a guest. Occasionally, she's joined by good friend and funny guy Rohan Padhye and they discuss dating, sex and relationships. During this live recording of Love About Town at the 2018 Women In Comedy Festival, Zach Armentrout and Emily Ruskowski join for a hilarious conversation covering sexting, losing your virginity, and how to initiate conversations on the apps. As a group, they interview comedian Emma Willmann (The Late Show w/ Stephen Colbert, Crazy Ex-girlfriend) gives great advice and talks about her stand up experience. This episodes was edited by Cailtin Durante. If you like what you hear. check out the patreon; https://www.patreon.com/PersonAboutTown.

June 30 - July 6, 1984 Today Ken welcomes comedian Emily Ruskowski to the show. Ken and Emily discuss how Ken's house isn't hoardery, Emily's fears of certain houses in her outreach social work day job, bed bugs, hotels, the year you were born, Phoebe Cates in Lace, the early days of High Definition Television, Living Single, being scarred by Blue Lagoon, Brandon Tartikof's rescue of NBC, The New Show, Joan Collins, period pieces, John Walsh in America's Most Wanted, hitchhiking, running a woman over with your car, Spags, finding out "which one of you bitches is my mother", Grease 2, the sad end of Jeff Conway, Michelle Pfeiffer, vocational schools, tweens, the 90s, official Michael Jackson gloves, Octopussy, Cagney and Lacey, Newhart, cocaine, Joan Rivers, women in comedy, recasting The Golden Girls, Ken's husky childhood, JD Roth, Fun House, Finders Keepers, MTV News, Real People vs. That's Incredible!, Vanessa Williams, Night Court, talking people off of ledges, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Roseanne, Cheers, being a big Ted Danson fan, The Dukes of Hazard, Webster, Ben Vareen confusion, and how Emily might be the world's biggest and most unlikely Boss Hog fan.

Kevin, Kornflake, and the Mayor of Chickentown have a full report on our weekend at "New England's largest and most diverse science fiction and fantasy convention," Arisia! Including: Kevin's panels on Riverdale and Saturday morning TV (yes, Robbie Rist was mentioned, more than once), keytar-based synthrock (and a Taylor Dayne cover!) from Minusworld, a gender-swapped Star Trek show from the Post-Meridian Radio Players, a Princess Bride shadowcast from the Teseracte Players, Geek Belly Dancing, stand-up comedy (from Wes Hazard, Srilatha Rajamani, Anthony Scibelli, Emily Ruskowski, and Nick Chambers), more panels (on Wonder Woman, A Wrinkle in Time, Hitchhiker's Guide, the movies of 1982, the year in science... and a panel about panels), Guest of Honor Mikki Kendall, Yukon Cornelius, the Mayor's new chicken suit, Kornflake singing in the swimming pool, and a wardrobe malfunction. Good job, nerds of Boston. We're exhausted.

Nobody puts Caitlin and Jamie in a corner! Guest Emily Ruskowski joins us for a special bonus episode about Dirty Dancing! (This episode contains spoilers) Follow @EmilyRuskowski on Twitter! While you're there, you should also follow @BechdelCast, @caitlindurante and @hamburgerphone Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The Queens head to Boston with their best accents and have one of the most important debates of the century. They are joined by dad joke king Jonathan Katz (Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist), plus Nick Chambers and Emily Ruskowski (Nerdist). Follow @2dopequeens Featured Performers: 1. Nick Chambers Follow @chamberscomedy 2. Jonathan Katz Follow @jonathan_katz   3.  Emily Ruskowski Follow @emilyruskowski Support our work. Become a 2 Dope Queens member today at 2dopequeens.org/donate.

Comics get there late. Where? Wherever they're supposed to be. But you can't get mad at Emily Ruskowski because she was probably late due to saving a child in her other life as a social worker. How do you bring the heavy stuff she deals with in her everyday life into a comedy stage? How was opening for Gilbert Gotfried? And how does a joke go from being your closer to being your biggest bomb and regret? Let's get some answers....

This week we have a group chat following a special show at Megan's House which is a group treatment facility for women. How is it different from a typical show? Kelly McFarland, Emily Ruskowski, Jack Burke, Eric Taylor, and Phoebe Angle take the time to talk about a really cool and unique kind of comedy. 

This week, Kenice is wandering around Wegmans with hilarious comedian and 80s music enthusiast Emily Ruskowski. In addition to having a great meal, they cover Emily's transition to the Boston comedy scene and holiday music preferences.

Round one with Emily Ruskowski, Nick Ortolani, Gary Petersen, Rob Crean, Rich Karski and Jake McDowell. Recorded March 8, 2014 at the Davis Square Theater in Boston.

Former co-host Jheisson Nunez and fun friends Emily Ruskowski and Sean Joyce join Mariya in the studio for an evening of talking about boobs, vaginas, and so much more.

Brightest Young Things creator/editor Svetlana Legetic watches a lot of films! Emily Ruskowski improves lyrics! Aaron Thompson had a large budget for socks! Ian played piano! I did not deserve this exclamation mark! Download this episode Visit Brightest Young Things here. Watch Emily Ruskowski here. Visit Aaron Thompson here.

After being abandoned by yet another co-host, Mariya lets down her hair alone. What ensues is a heartfelt rant followed by some delightful phone calls. A back-to-basics kind of show. Good clean fun for the whole family, except for the part where Emily Ruskowski curses like a sailor.

Writer, comedian, improviser, teacher, and learned gentleman Shawn Westfall returns to bring some class to the show. Mariya met a trio of "revolutionaries" at a bar. After reciting some bad-ass poetry, Shawn tells Mariya and Ahmed about his experience dating a woman who has sex with ghosts. The adorable Emily Ruskowski accidentally crashes the show with her younger sister. Fun times for all.

Mariya and Ahmed are joined by the adorable but smug Emily Ruskowski and the hilarious Evan Valentine. Mariya and Ahmed share tales of their adventures on the high seas. Evan laments on the troubles of being a wealthy white man. Special needs listener Tom Gavin crashes the studio in person and is very jealous of Mariya and Ahmed's closeness. Emily reports that suicidal people really love to masturbate.

Ahmed comes back for "co-host date # 2" but is given some stiff competition by the adorable and hilarious Lafayette Wright. Together Mariya and Lafayette write and instantly perform their own musical, form a rap group, and delve into controversial topics such as male virginity. The smug but lovable Emily Ruskowski comes in late to brag about winning a comedy contest and rub everyone's noses in it. The legitimacy of said contest is immediately questioned by the rest of the gang. All ends well, though, when Sarah Caso comes in to play her awesome music and forces the loud-mouthed comedians out of the studio.