Podcasts about ghostbuster's daughter

Scott shares his 2019 interview with Violet Ramis Stiel about her book, Ghostbuster's Daughter: Life With My Dad, Harold Ramis. The in-depth biography shares insights about Harold's life as a writer, director, actor and father.  Scott also shares why people on Twitter want to get rid of certain cartoon characters.

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This week, we're celebrating the papas (the PAPAS!) Our Jewish guest is Violet Ramis Stiel, whose memoir Ghostbuster's Daughter is about growing up as the eldest child of comedy legend Harold Ramis. She tells us about life with an unconventional yet loving father, how her upbringing influenced her own parenting style, and finally grasping the impact her father had on American culture after his 2014 death. Our gentile of the week is Matt Schneider, who created the City Dads Group and hosts The Modern Dads Podcast. The primary care giver for his children, he tells us about how being rejected from the local mom's group inspired him to start a group for fathers, which now offers programming in more than 30 cities, including a New Dad Bootcamp. We'd love to hear what you thought of this week's show. Email us at Unorthodox@tabletmag.com or leave a message at our listener line: 914-570-4869. We’re heading to Chicago! See us live Wednesday, June 26 at 7 p.m. at the Logan Square Auditorium with Iditarod finisher Blair Braverman and Nerdette podcast host Greta Johnsen. Presented with Hadassah Chicago-North Shore. Get your tickets here. This episode is sponsored by Unpacked, a new series of Jewish educational videos from Jerusalem U that offers a complete history of modern day Israel, 10 minutes at a time. Check it out at unpacked.media/unorthodox. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harold Ramis was a comedy genius. From Ghostbusters to Caddy Shack to Groundhog's Day, his films have defined comedy for a generation. Sadly Ramis passed away in 2014. Last year, his daughter Violet Ramis Stiel wrote a book about her relationship with her father entitled: "Ghostbuster's Daughter- Life with my Dad Harold Ramis". Peter Kreten spoke with Violet about her father, the book, and much more.

This week on the show, we're joined by Violet Ramis Stiel, author of the new book, "Ghostbuster's Daughter: Life with My Dad Harold Ramis." Violet talks about her approach to the book, her father's balance of private and public life, the art of parenting the Ramis way, how his legacy continues on to this day, and so much more. "Ghostbuster's Daughter" is available wherever fine books are sold as well as on audiobook via Audible and Amazon!

Join YHS for a candid conversation with Ghostbuster's Daughter author Violet Ramis Stiel. We covered a lot of ground including the life and career of Harold Ramis, the Ghostbusters community reaction to his passing, and the grand opening of the National Comedy Center in Jamestown, NY, which features a tribute to Harold and a screen-worn flight suit from the original Ghostbusters.   YHS on Patreon -Support YHS!  Join the stress crew at YHS Group Therapy! Find us on Social Media! http://www.facebook.com/yeshavesomecast http://www.instagram.com/YHSPodcast http://www.twitter.com/YHSPodcast

The daughter of legend Harold Ramis joins us today live in studio. Violet Ramis Stiel has written a terrific book called, "Ghostbuster's Daughter" about her life with her father and everyone's father of modern movie comedy. You realize we're talking about the writer and director of Animal House, Caddyshack and Groundhog Day. The movies this podcast is completely based on. This is a miracle - where I pretty much just gush over her dad for an hour and a half and she tries to get a word in. You know, the usual. But she's a great person and a real good sport and I will always be grateful she was kind enough to grace us with her presence. :) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"My book is about myself and my father, Harold Ramis. It’s about our relationship together, and him, and sort of just the story of our life. I wrote it after he died because I just didn’t want to forget anything about him. I needed to have something to represent and capture him for myself, for my family, my children, and for everyone that knew and loved him." Learn more: http://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/557045/ghostbusters-daughter/

This week on the show, a few brief news items including Violet Ramis Steel beginning her press tour for her book Ghostbuster's Daughter, fans creating awesome things and doing great deeds, and more. Then Troy and Chris discuss some of the more unsung, underappreciated, some might say underrated aspects of Ghostbusters - the first of what will probably be many conversations on the topic.