Podcasts about fox's new girl

In these quarantined times, aren't we all just looking for a BIFL of our own? Not sure what a BIFL is? Well I got just the podcast (and web series) for you! On the bridge this week we have Anisha Adusumilli, an actor out of LA who over the years has had appearances on NBC's "Outsourced," Fox's "New Girl," and CBS' "How I Met Your Mother" and "NCIS: Los Angeles," among many others. Anisha talks to Jas about growing up in Ohio expressing herself through dancing and singing, to eventually discovering acting at UCLA (and finally becoming a California girl), to balancing the pursuit of Theater and Business Economics. She is the lead of a new web series called "BIFL," who's entire first season can be binged now on RevryTV! It's a LGBTQIA+ comedy/drama that deals with those identities, expectations, different shades of intimacy, and what it really means to love someone. Tune in to be a part of #TeamBIFL and support them as well as B-RajaTV, your home for South Asian American entertainment! Intro Outro Watch the Series

A multiple time guest on BTB, we talk to our friend actor and musician the one and the only Thomas Ian Nicholas on-location interview from the Wizard World Comic Con in Philadelphia, PA! Listen in to find out about Thom's latest projects as well as his son appearing on the series finale of FOX's New Girl!

Corey Craig and Matthew Moore sit down for ten minutes with the hilarious Thomas Dale to talk about finding your voice as a comedian as using your inner truth in art! Thomas Dale is a native New Yorker unlike any comedian you've ever seen before. His honesty and constant quest for truth and "realness" makes for an unforgettable experience and a night of laughter. He was a regular on E! Chelsea Lately and has done his comedy on Comedy Central's Adam Devine's House Party, The Late Show with Craig Ferguson and HBO's Funny as Hell. He joined the panel on Craig's show Join or Die on history channel. Thomas was recently a featured comic on The Nasty Show for the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival 2016 in Montreal as well as a New Face in 2012. This year Thomas will be on the new season of "This is Not Happening" on Comedy Central. Thomas has also had a guest spot on Fox's New Girl and multiple talking head shows on VH1. Thomas also has an album on iTunes and Amazon called "Love, Me." *Music provided by bensound.com

Ryan O'Flanagan joins today's podcast. You may know Ryan from Funny or Die's "overly excited tourist," the sketch comedy trio Dead Kevin, Netflix's American Vandal. He also has appeared in Fox's New Girl, Last Call with Carson Daly and as a voice on American Dad. If you're in the Twin Cities, Ryan is standing up comedically at Sisyphus Brewing Company on Friday, November 17 and Saturday, November 18, two shows each night at 8:00pm and 10:00pm. He's a good dude, go watch him tell jokes. On the pod we discover what all of Ryan's hopes and dreams are, who he idolized in the stand-up game, his writing style and just why he loves the Carolina Panthers so damn much. You can follow Ryan on Twitter at @ryanoflan and visit his website ryanoflanagan.com. As always, please rate and review the podcast and make sure to tell a friend.

AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Spotlight On edition, is a long form interview series featuring actors discussing their roles and shows as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Frank Moran interviews Amber Coyle. ABOUT AMBER COYLE: Best known for her hilarious characters in sketches on Youtube. You may have seen her on "Jimmy Kimmel Live." Texas native and funny woman Amber Coyle is ready to make audiences laugh again. Voted "Class Clown," Amber's passion for comedy led her to training at the prestigious Groundlings, iO West, UCB, and The Nerdist. Amber then received her first breakout role playing a Marylin Monroe lookalike, the girlfriend of Roger Federer (World's Best Tennis Player) in a Mercedes Benz commercial. Amber recently starred in the brand new Buzzfeed Motion Pictures comedy "Up For Adoption" playing a mother of two teenagers on Go90. Amber was recently seen in a guest appearance for FOX's "New Girl" as Cassie, Megan --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Steve Cooper talks with actor/comic Erica Rhodes. Erica Rhodes started her entertainment career by voicing the conscience of legendary humorist and writer, Garrison Keillor on NPR's A Prairie Home Companion and has worked on that show ever since. In 2012, she also became a writer for the show when it toured Houston, NYC and San Francisco. She starred in the cult horror film Plague Town and recently wrapped a supporting role in Play Nice, directed by Rodman Flender and starring Mary Lynn Rajskub. She also starred in Big Sky, an indie road trip movie that followed a young couple's journey from L.A. to Montana.   She co-created and starred in the award-winning web series Apt. 45, but is probably best known for the character of Sandy in Iron Sink Media's web series Upstairs Girls and her own hit spin-off Sandy's Channel.  She produced and starred (with Ray Wise and Oscar nominee Sally Kirkland) in the short film Posey which premiered at the 2013 Idyllwild Cinema Fest and made the festival rounds, garnering many awards.   She was also nominated by the 2015 Los Angeles Short Film Festival as "Best Actress" for her work in The Platinum Plan. Recent TV credits include Fox's New Girl, IFC's Comedy Bang Bang and Comedy Central's Why? With Hannibal Buress.  She has also guested on The Howard Stern Wrap-up Show on Sirius XM after being named on his site as number one of the top nine comics to watch and has had appearances on AXS' Live at Gotham and the syndicated Comics Unleashed.  

Steve Cooper talks with radio legend Phil Hendrie. Phil is a creative genius chock full of character, comedy and commentary. He is famous for concocting a cast of fictional characters, all of whom he plays on air while simultaneously serving as host of his national talk radio program, Hendrie actually started out as a disc jockey at WBJW 1440 AM in Winter Park, Fla., a suburb of Orlando.  After 15 years working as a disc jockey at stations across the country, he moved to Los Angeles and debuted in talk radio as a weekend host at KFI-AM 640. His popularity resulted in his radio show going national in 1999.  By 2006, he was ready to explore the next chapter of his career, acting. For the last ten years he has had roles in the Fox animated shows King of the Hill and Futurama. Other work includes Giants of Radio, The Replacements, Three Strikes, The Unit, Teachers, Semi-Pro and a recurring role on Fox's New Girl. Although he enjoyed acting on a full-time basis, he missed the daily creative outlet that radio provided.  In 2007, he returned to national radio in the late evenings, but in the Spring of 2014 he finally severed his ties with radio and made the show available exclusively online via podcasts.

Along with creative partner Brett Baer, Dave Finkel has been a writer and/or producer on shows like 30 Rock, Just Shoot Me, Norm, The United States of Tara not to mention animated fare like Animaniacs and Pinky & The Brain. They've also been part of Joey, the less-than-successful spinoff of the monster hit Friends, and they even spent their time as "Monkey Boys" Saturday mornings on ABC. Dave's path takes a winding route, from weird, experimental theatre, multiple college experiences, sketch comedy and radio bits to now one of the most popular and talked-about half-hour comedies on network TV as show-runner (along with Brett) for Fox's New Girl. Find out how Dave's singularly unique, dark, bizarro vision - through trial and error as well as the support of a more, er...grounded...partner - was made adaptable to the mainstream while still staying true to his bent for the surreal. A conversation that is definitely NSFW (or perhaps anywhere else, for that matter) but is raw, open, real, real funny and oh-so-dark; learn, laugh and cringe with the fabulously demented Dave Finkel. Follow Dave on Twitter (when he OCCASIONALLY gets around to actually Tweeting) @finkel_is_great and watch New Girl Tuesdays at 9pm/8pm Central on Fox-TV. -LM

Along with creative partner Brett Baer, Dave Finkel has been a writer and/or producer on shows like 30 Rock, Just Shoot Me, Norm, The United States of Tara not to mention animated fare like Animaniacs and Pinky & The Brain. They've also been part of Joey, the less-than-successful spinoff of the monster hit Friends, and they even spent their time as "Monkey Boys" Saturday mornings on ABC. Dave's path takes a winding route, from weird, experimental theatre, multiple college experiences, sketch comedy and radio bits to now one of the most popular and talked-about half-hour comedies on network TV as show-runner (along with Brett) for Fox's New Girl. Find out how Dave's singularly unique, dark, bizarro vision - through trial and error as well as the support of a more, er...grounded...partner - was made adaptable to the mainstream while still staying true to his bent for the surreal. A conversation that is definitely NSFW (or perhaps anywhere else, for that matter) but is raw, open, real, real funny and oh-so-dark; learn, laugh and cringe with the fabulously demented Dave Finkel. Follow Dave on Twitter (when he OCCASIONALLY gets around to actually Tweeting) @finkel_is_great and watch New Girl Tuesdays at 9pm/8pm Central on Fox-TV. -LM

In this week's episode we preview the 2014 Oscar race by discussing recent award shows including the Critics' Choice, SAG, and PGA (1:44). We also discuss the latest from the Television Critics Association Press Tour for NBC (11:52) and a lawsuit regarding FOX's New Girl (19:55). Finally, we wind down Sherlock's "The Empty Hearse" (26:17), Community's season five (36:16), and True Detective's "The Long Bright Dark" and "Seeing Things" (49:41).