Podcasts about funny women fest

On this episode, your VIP Ignite Podcast host Deneen White is excited to talk to Lauren Frost. Lauren grew up in the entertainment business, as a professional theater nerd in her hometown of Chicago turned mini Streisand and then Disney kid. These days she's a writer, producer, actor, and singer/songwriter. She's also the Co-Creator and Executive Producer of Funny Women Fest, the only all women comedy festival in Los Angeles. We will be talking all things entertainment, including the changes that Lauren has experienced in her 20 years in the industry. Whether you are new to the industry or a seasoned veteran, you want to tune in to hear what Lauren has to say!

On this episode, your VIP Ignite Podcast host Deneen White is excited to talk to Lauren Frost. Lauren grew up in the entertainment business, as a professional theater nerd in her hometown of Chicago turned mini Streisand and then Disney kid. These days she's a writer, producer, actor, and singer/songwriter. She's also the Co-Creator and Executive Producer of Funny Women Fest, the only all women comedy festival in Los Angeles.  We will be talking all things entertainment, including the changes that Lauren has experienced in her 20 years in the industry. Whether you are new to the industry or a seasoned veteran, you want to tune in to hear what Lauren has to say!

“Tell us about Barbara…”Hosted by Christine Lakin and Alaa Khaled, Worst Ever believes that pain is best served funny.On this week’s Worst Ever, actors Randee Heller (Karate Kid, Mad Men) & Lauren Frost (Even Stevens, Funny Women Fest) go down memory lane to their time on the Barbra Streisand "Timeless" tour with cohost Alaa.Follow Lauren on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurenfrost/ Follow Randee on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tandeeheller/Keep up with Worst Ever Podcast:https://www.instagram.com/worsteverpodcast/ http://facebook.com/worsteverpodcast https://twitter.com/WorsteverpcProduced by Steven Ray Morris https://twitter.com/StevenRayMorris See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reem Edan is an Iraqi-American comedian, writer and Sagittarius, who employs comedic storytelling to expose the reality of today’s Muslim millennials. Born half-Sunni/half-Shiite, raised Arab in a white community, and later moving to the Middle East just one week before 9/11, Reem quickly realized that she would always be a societal black sheep. This shaped the quirkily-conflicting perspectives she embodies on stage, with material covering everything from her cross-cultural upbringing, to diversity challenges, to the struggles of leading a semi-halal lifestyle. She has performed at festivals including: the 1001 Laughs Dearborn Festival and the Funny Women Fest; competitions like MoveOn’s Laughter Trumps Hate; and at comedy shows around Los Angeles & Europe. reemedan.com Youtube.com/reemedan YOUTUBE New-ish 3 minute set: youtube.com/watch?v=xO1BIYsyQ1I First stand-up set: youtube.com/watch?v=Y_RgwvP2GBU SOCIAL FB: @Reemedancomedy TW: @Reemedan IG: @Reemedan

Reem Edan is an Iraqi-American comedian, writer and Sagittarius, who employs comedic storytelling to expose the reality of today’s Muslim millennials. Born half-Sunni/half-Shiite, raised Arab in a white community, and later moving to the Middle East just one week before 9/11, Reem quickly realized that she would always be a societal black sheep. This shaped the quirkily-conflicting perspectives she embodies on stage, with material covering everything from her cross-cultural upbringing, to diversity challenges, to the struggles of leading a semi-halal lifestyle. She has performed at festivals including: the 1001 Laughs Dearborn Festival and the Funny Women Fest; competitions like MoveOn’s Laughter Trumps Hate; and at comedy shows around Los Angeles & Europe. reemedan.com Youtube.com/reemedan YOUTUBE New-ish 3 minute set: youtube.com/watch?v=xO1BIYsyQ1I First stand-up set: youtube.com/watch?v=Y_RgwvP2GBU SOCIAL FB: @Reemedancomedy TW: @Reemedan IG: @Reemedan

Jill Bernard, Amy Burge, and Breanna Cecile of the Tiny Funny Women Fest committee, join Philip (Matt unfortunately couldn’t join us) to discuss how TFWF is different than most improv festivals because it’s goals are empowerment and inclusiveness. To that end, they have female-identified ensembles instead of existing groups, have workshops about the year’s most […] The post Tiny Funny Women Fest | Next At Bat: Episode 106 appeared first on NoisePicnic Podcast Network.

Next weekend in LA, Funny Women Fest is going to celebrate females in comedy through four days of sketch, standup, storytelling, improv, and more. So to celebrate, here are three stories from our archive featuring three women who will be featured at Funny Women Fest. Erin McGown catches her parents having sex. Rachel Germaine puts the 'pube' in puberty. And Melanie Maras loses her flip phone, and finds a weirdo. Can you remember who the liar was?

This week, Erin and MeLissa sit down with sketch comedy team Cake Batter (Erin Miller Williams, Lauren Frost, Angela Risk) to discuss being friends and work partners, Android phones and the second annual Funny Women Fest.