Podcast appearances and mentions of gene perret

Is innocent ding-dong gone? What's wrong with people married to serial killers, long movies, fights on airplanes and in movie theaters and shouldn't a firearms expert know how to clean a gun without killing his wife? Also, on a tribute to Genes. Orny tells a sweet story about how he subscribed to Gene Perret's comedy newsletter in high school and how in the past few years Gene came back into his life.

Comedy writer and creative, Martha Bolton, shares her experiences writing for Bob Hope, Phyllis Dilller and "The Confession" musical. Disclosure: Affiliate links are used below. If you choose to purchase through the links, we may be compensated at no additional cost to you. See full disclosure policy. Today's Guest: Martha Bolton is a prolific author of 88 books, an Emmy nominee, a Dove Award nominee, and a "with" author on three New York Times bestselling books.  She was nominated for a Writers' Guild Award for her work on the Emmy-winning "Bob Hope--The First Ninety Years."  Martha was Bob's first full-time female staff writer and wrote for his television specials. Martha also wrote for Phyllis Diller for many years, crediting Phyllis and Bob Hope writer Gene Perret for launching her Hollywood writing career.  Theme Music: “Found” by Lisa Troyer and Dawn Yoder Venture3Media/Circle of Friends Show Sponsor: Inspiration Doula: Schedule a coaching call with Katie to get the help you need to see your creative project through to the finish line! Things We Talk About: Gene Perret Mama's Family Bob Hope Bob Hope: The First 90 Years John 21:6 Phyllis Diller The Confession Musical Beverly Lewis Blue Gate Theatre John Schneider Chonda Pierce Get tickets to The Confession Feb 20, 2023 A Very Bavarian Christmas book "Mennonite Girls Can Cook" musical Revelation 3:7 Damar Hamlin Lazarus resurrection Connect with Us: The Martha + Mary Show webpage Podcast Group on Facebook: Martha and Mary Show Sisterhood IG Handles: @leenienhuis @katie_m_reid @marthaboltonofficial Producer: Jeanna Lesausky Subscribe to the show and leave a rating and review.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil " The Media Giant" Haley and Greg Hanna of TOSS C3 will interview Martha Bolton.   Martha Bolton is a prolific author of 88 books, an Emmy nominee (Outstanding Achievement in Music and Lyrics, 1988), a Dove Award nominee (Children's Musical, 1999), and a "with" author on three New York Times bestselling books.  She was nominated for a Writers' Guild Award for her work on the Emmy-winning Bob Hope--The First Ninety Years.  Martha was Bob's first full-time female staff writer and wrote for his television specials - over 30 hours of prime-time programming and fifteen years of his personal appearances and special events. As a staff writer for Bob Hope, Martha had the opportunity to write for a virtual Who's Who of entertainment and politics. Martha also wrote for Phyllis Diller for many years, crediting Phyllis and Bob Hope writer Gene Perret for launching her Hollywood writing career.   

I talk with Linda Perret the daughter of legendary comedy writer Gene Perret. Gene was writer for Bob Hope and other greats like Phylis Diller and Slappy White. He is Emmy Award winning writer (three times) as well for the Carol Burnett Show. I've had the privilege of becoming friends and hearing fascinating stories of all these television legends and behind the scenes tv shows many of us remember and loved.  Now I want to share some of them with you. Gene Perret is not only a brilliant writer, he still has an amazing sense of humor and a huge heart. He is also the author of the first comedy writing book I purchased when I started thinking about doing comedy. I highly recommend ALL his books available at  https://www.comedywritersroom.com 

Is to make time to write them. - John Vorhaus I applaud anyone who can follow the Jerry Seinfeld strategy of writing jokes every day. Gene Perret, who's books are my writing bibles, also touts the importance of writing a daily quota. I absolutely recommend this... but I definitely don't do it. I can't manage to sit down and write every day. So, my advice is to write every week. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comedy-mom/message

Au rayon des citations, nous avons " Les grands-parents sont là pour aider les enfants à faire les bêtises auxquelles ils n’ont pas encore pensé. " Ça, c’est le réalisateur Gene Perret qui le dit, et puis l’autre versant de cette relation, c’est Jim Carrey qui en parle le mieux : " L’enfer n’existe peut-être pas. L’enfer, c’est peut-être simplement d’être obligé d’écouter vos grands-parents respirer quand ils mangent un sandwich… ". Evocation des grands-parents et de leur impact sur la musique rock, notamment pour la formation de Deep Purple dans la fin des années 60 ainsi que sur des titres de Lynyrd Skynyrd, Beck ou encore Elliott Smiht. --- Du lundi au vendredi, Fanny Gillard et Laurent Rieppi vous dévoilent une anecdote sur le rock chaque matin dans le Morning Club à 6h30. Rediffusion à 13h30 dans Lunch Around The Clock sur Classic 21, la Radio Rock n' Pop.

We spoke with comedy writing legend Gene Perret about how comedy works, and a lifetime spent writing jokes for the likes of Bob Hope, Carrol Burnet and Phyllus Diller, to name just a few. But he spent a significant portion of his career writing books and teaching about comedy as well. He's on today to speak about his book, The New Comedy Writing Step by Step. Which is still considered by many to be a standard textbook for comedy writing. He's earned three Emmy Awards for his work on The Carol Burnett Show. He wrote for Bob Hope from 1969 until the performer's retirement, serving the last 15 years as his head writer.  Gene's television career includes producing Welcome Back, Kotter, Three's Company, and The Tim Conway Show. The list goes on: Mama's Family, All in the Family, Laugh-In, and many others. If you like what you're hearing make sure to follow us on social media. We're on Twitter @wellreadpod and Instagram at @wellreadinvestorpod or www.wellreadinvestor.com to see what I'm reading, reviewing, and talking about week in and out.

Gene Perret discusses being Bob Hope's headwriter, Carson appearing on Hope's 90th Birthday Special on NBC, & writing for The Carol Burnett Show and Laugh-In.

Comedian Brian Swinehart interviews writing legend Gene Perret. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brian-swinehart/support

Author and legendary television writer Gene Perret joins Nancy to discuss creating great comedy, his Emmy Award-winning career, joke writing for Bob Hope and Phyllis Diller, being a pen behind The Carol Burnett Show, and producing popular sitcoms. Read more in Nancy’s online column Showbiz Analysis for Parade Magazine.

Three-time Emmy-winning comedy writer Gene Perret and his daughter Linda look back at some of television sitcoms' most iconic shows. Mr. Perret has written for everything from “The Carol Burnett Show” to “All in the Family.” Ms. Perret began her career writing for Bob Hope, and continues to write for stand up comics. Matt, Gene, […] The post Episode 107-Gene Perret and Linda Perret appeared first on Talk For Two.

Three-time Emmy-winning comedy writer Gene Perret and his daughter Linda look back at some of television sitcoms’ most iconic shows. Mr. Perret has written for everything from “The Carol Burnett Show” to “All in the Family.” Ms. Perret began her career writing for Bob Hope, and continues to write for stand up comics. Matt, Gene, […] The post Episode 107-Gene Perret and Linda Perret appeared first on Talk For Two.

Gene Perret is a guru of comedy writing. He has written jokes for comedians such as Phyllis Diller, Bob Hope, Carol Burnett, Bill Cosby, Tim Conway, and many others. He earned three Emmy Awards for his work on The Carol Burnett Show. He wrote for Bob Hope from 1969 until the performer’s retirement, serving the last 15 years as his head writer. Gene's television career includes producing Welcome Back, Kotter, Three’s Company, and The Tim Conway Show. Other credits include Mama’s Family, All in the Family, Laugh-In, and many others. Gene has authored 40 books on comedy. His book Comedy Writing Step by Step is considered by many to be the textbook on comedy writing. A revised and updated version of this book -- The New Comedy Writing Step by Step was released by Quill Driver Books in 2008. Other books include Talk About Hope; Become A Richer Writer; and Damn! That’s Funny! Writing Humor You Can Sell. Gene's first novel, Breakfasts with Archangel Shecky, has just been released. For additional books visit our store. Gene has written for many national magazines including Reader's Digest, Good Housekeeping, Toastmaster and wrote a regular humor column for Arizona Highways for many years.

Meet Gene Perret, writer for Love American Style, All in the Family, Three's Company, The Carol Burnett Show, Welcome Back Kotter - do I really need to go on? Okay, I will. Gene was also Bob Hope's head writer for 12 years! And he has graciously brought his vast experience and wealth of knowledge to Writers' Bloc. Gene shares some brilliant personal stories about some of the biggest names in show business and we discuss a few choice details from his comedy writing book "The Ten Commandments of Comedy". This was a HUGELY entertaining interview for me... so what are ya waitin' for!?

Steve Cooper talks with comedy writer Gene Perret. Gene is known as the guru of comedy writing. He has written for such comedians as Bob Hope, Carol Burnett, Bill Cosby, Phyllis Diller, Tim Conway and many others. He has earned three Emmy Awards for the Carol Burnett Show and wrote for Bob Hope from 1969 until the performer's retirement. His television career includes producing Three's Company, Welcome Back Kotter and The Tim Conway Show. Other credits include Mama's Family, Laugh-In, All in the Family and many others. He has authored 40 books on comedy. One of them, Comedy Writing Step by Step is considered by many to be the textbook on comedy writing. He recently released The Ten Commandments of Comedy.