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This episode is full of "They Them Energy," lots of fun silly Irish limericks, and our usual offensive selves! Are Pat and Goat Boy f***ing? ⁠FIND ALL THINGS STICKY DOLL HERE⁠(0:00) Show Intro(11:32) Moxee Correspondent P.A.L.™ (33:40) Pat and Goat Boy Call(41:45) Hector from Boyle Heights Call(58:07) O.V.E.R.R.E.A.C.T.I.O.N.™★ STICKY DOLL is a Industrial Punk Band and Funny as Fuck Podcasters "If this video offends you please go to church after you watch it." -El Sancho, STICKY DOLL⁠FIND ALL THINGS STICKY DOLL HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠All STICKY DOLL Music is 100% BASS & DRUMS ONLY - No Guitar.★ ⁠Official Music and Merch⁠★ ⁠Youtube Channel⁠★ Follow Us on Facebook⁠ AND listen to our Podcast "In Bed w/ STICKY DOLL" on YouTube Music, Spotify, Apple, or wherever YOU listen!FEATURED STICKY DOLL SONG ⁠"⁠⁠⁠⁠Identity (X-Ray Spex Redux)⁠⁠"⁠ Pat O'Neill Riley is an androgynous fictional character[1] created and performed by Julia Sweeney for the American sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live (SNL) from 1990 to 1994.[2] The character was later featured in the film It's Pat. The central humorous aspect of sketches featuring Pat is the inability of others to determine the character's gender. Goat Boy (Jim Breuer) was a half-human half-goat hybrid who hosted the fake MTV show, "Hey, Remember the 80s?"[32] At the outset, Goat Boy was a typical veejay-talk show host who introduced 80s video clips and guests from the era. During the sketches, he started braying and kicking and was subdued by scientists standing by with electric prods. Debuted May 11, 1996. ⁠FIND ALL THINGS STICKY DOLL HERE⁠#punk #snl #podcast #comedy #cartoon

St. Patty's Day Call with Pat from SNL. The original trans to end all trans! Goat Boy jumps in here and there and starts f***ing near the end. ⁠FIND ALL THINGS STICKY DOLL HERE⁠(0:00) Show Intro(3:25) The Madness with Goat Boy!★ STICKY DOLL is a Industrial Punk Band and Funny as Fuck Podcasters "If this video offends you please go to church after you watch it." -El Sancho, STICKY DOLL⁠FIND ALL THINGS STICKY DOLL HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠All STICKY DOLL Music is 100% BASS & DRUMS ONLY - No Guitar.★ ⁠Official Music and Merch⁠★ ⁠Youtube Channel⁠★ ⁠Watch all our Live Stream shows on Facebook⁠ AND listen to our Podcast "In Bed w/ STICKY DOLL" on YouTube Music, Spotify, Apple, or wherever YOU listen!FEATURED STICKY DOLL SONG ⁠"⁠⁠⁠⁠Scary Voodoo Girl⁠⁠⁠⁠"⁠ Pat O'Neill Riley is an androgynous fictional character[1] created and performed by Julia Sweeney for the American sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live (SNL) from 1990 to 1994.[2] The character was later featured in the film It's Pat. The central humorous aspect of sketches featuring Pat is the inability of others to determine the character's gender. Goat Boy (Jim Breuer) was a half-human half-goat hybrid who hosted the fake MTV show, "Hey, Remember the 80s?"[32] At the outset, Goat Boy was a typical veejay-talk show host who introduced 80s video clips and guests from the era. During the sketches, he started braying and kicking and was subdued by scientists standing by with electric prods. Debuted May 11, 1996. ⁠FIND ALL THINGS STICKY DOLL HERE⁠#punk #snl #podcast #comedy #cartoon

This is part 2 of my discussion with my great friend and comedy cohort Tim Wilkins. We discuss the League of Comedic Shadows, Trump as Goat Boy, The Dark Side of Comedy, Casino Advertising and more. Tim and I have worked many gigs together and have a ton to talk about so sit back and enjoy the 33 year relationship of two stand up comics.

Jeremy and Boss remind everyone about the Goat Boy assassination attempt, write about Shifters, give their incel listeners a chance to not be evil, and enjoy their new Saw life as they discuss Leonard Kirtman's Reunion.

Comedian Jim Breuer Interview | The Brett Allan Show "Survival with Laughter" Jim Breuer is a renowned comedian and actor, best known for his energetic performances, charismatic stage presence, and relatable humor. Born and raised in Valley Stream, New York, Jim discovered his passion for comedy at an early age. He quickly made a name for himself in the stand-up comedy circuit, captivating audiences with his unique comedic style. Career Highlights: Saturday Night Live (SNL): Jim gained national fame as a cast member on "Saturday Night Live" from 1995 to 1998. He is best known for his iconic characters, including "Goat Boy" and his spot-on impersonation of Joe Pesci. His time on SNL solidified his status as a prominent figure in comedy. Half Baked: Jim's role as Brian in the cult classic comedy film "Half Baked" (1998) further showcased his comedic talents and endeared him to a broader audience. Stand-Up Comedy: Jim Breuer is a seasoned stand-up comedian with multiple comedy specials to his name, including "Jim Breuer: Hardcore" (2002), "Let's Clear the Air" (2009), and "Jim Breuer: Comic Frenzy" (2015). His comedy often revolves around his life experiences, family, and everyday observations, making his humor both relatable and timeless. Radio and Podcasting: In addition to his work in television and film, Jim has enjoyed success as a radio host and podcaster. His radio show "Breuer Unleashed" on SiriusXM garnered a loyal following. Personal Life: Jim Breuer is not just a comedian but also a dedicated family man. He often incorporates stories about his wife and children into his routines, offering a humorous yet heartfelt glimpse into his personal life. Jim's ability to connect with his audience on a personal level has endeared him to fans of all ages. Influence and Legacy: Jim Breuer's impact on comedy is undeniable. With a career spanning over three decades, he has remained a relevant and beloved figure in the entertainment industry. His unique blend of physical comedy, storytelling, and relatable humor continues to inspire and entertain audiences worldwide. Connect with Jim: Twitter: @JimBreuer Instagram: @officialjimbreuer Facebook: @JimBreuer Jim Breuer's enduring appeal lies in his ability to make people laugh while touching on the universal aspects of life. Whether through his stand-up, acting, or podcasting, Jim remains a cherished figure in the world of comedy. Connect with us on our website for more amazing conversations! www.brettallanshow.com Have you got some feedback? Let us know! openmicguest@gmail.com Follow us on social media! Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thebrettallanshow Instagram https://www.instagram.com/brettallanshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@TheBrettAllanShow/videos LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-allan-009458168/ Support the show! https://thebrettallanshow.creator-spring.com/listing/the-brett-allan-show-swag Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

And we're back with yet another installment of our award winning segment ...And We're Back! where we take a deep dive into an SNL recurring character and watch all their appearances.  This week we watched Goat Boy in all his glory.  As we established the last time we did this with Mango we are giving ourselves an out.  There are 10 SNL sketch appearances of Goat Boy and we're here to see how many we can stomach before calling it quits (spoiler alert, we don't make it to all 10).  We may one day revisit this one-note character from Jim Breuer but not today so sit back, relax, and listen to the madness that happens when two guys try to sit through 45 minutes of a man making goat noises for our amusement.  Enjoy!Sketches IncludeGoat Boy Sings Popular Songs From The 80's - Season 21, Episode 19 hosted by Christine BaranskiHey, Remember The 80's - Season 22, Episode 1 hosted by Tom HanksHey, Remember The 80's - Season 22, Episode 4 hosted by Dana CarveyA Christmas Greeting From Goat Boy - Season 22, Episode 9 hosted by Rosie O'DonnellCharlie Rose - Season 22, Episode 13 hosted by Chevy ChaseFull archive of all podcast episodes available at saturdaynightjive.blogspot.comEmail us anything at saturdaynightjivepodcast@gmail.comDownload Here

Season 4 Episode 8 “D&D, Mini gaming, how to fix Wrestling, and a Goat” Today we ramble like we do about D&D and other mini games. Chad talks about his new found love of BoltAction. Wes talks about how HE could fix the WWE and there is an appearance of GoatBoy. Support the showThe Nerdy Old Men Podcast | Facebook

Stretching before stand-up, prank calls at Sears, and Goat Boy with Jim Breuer. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Johanna Bear shares her short story about a small town parson and the horrors that await him and his congregation. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joey-armstrong1/support

We come right out with our lone email for the week with Travis who wants to know how we would spend the day with Werner Herzog. The tragic loss of a billionaire and some other peeps in the Titanic OceanGate sub is absolutely the fault of the OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush. Ricky Wood is a funny guy who was in Confess, Fletch which Mike enjoyed, but Luke loathed. Anthony Fauci has a complicated past beyond just Covid stuff. Jim Breuer has changed a great deal since the days of Goat Boy. The PGA Tour accepted the Saudis into their tour as investors. Does it matter? Is the Saudi Arabian government any worse in their actions over history than the government of the United States? Nobody seems to care if Saudi money infiltrates every avenue of the economy. Jason Alexander has issues apparently. It all starts with the McDLT in 1985 but he also has derogatory things to say about the game of Cricket. Jerry Seinfeld loathed Mitzi Shore who owned the Comedy Store stand-up until she died in 2018. Seinfeld may be a very petty dude. Govier is excited because the NBA Draft was Thursday night (fast forward Dave & Eric) and Victor Wembanyama is the future of humankind. Black Mirror is so good that Luke and Mike had to turn it off before. Luke compared it to watching Brawl In Cell Block 99 & Dragged Over Concrete back to back. Mike has some Central Michigan University memories of his long lost roommate Ron. Thanks to him the Xzihibit classic Paparazzi was introduced to Govier's world. Then there is plenty of Papa Roach & Magic Man. We love you all! Really! We are very pleased with our little world that together we have formed thanks to this show. This show has no substance to it without you listening and emailing. We close the show with The Guillotine by The Coup. If any of our nonsense provokes your thoughts, please share them with us at isitsafepod@gmail.com

Here's an angle we've come up with for you here in the Wolfe Pack: with the NBA Playoffs heating up, MLB starting up, and the NFL Draft beginning this weekend, we're thinking a LOT about team sports...and that's our approach to knocking out the kind of quality show our top fans like! We've got a might strong roster of news and current events, politics, our favorite music, and the aforementioned sports--and visits from your old friends Joe Exotic, Goat Boy, Carolina Man, the Devil himself, and a lot more. And there's only one way to celebrate the 90th birthday of Willie Nelson--so twist one up with us, and let's honor the man with a toke and a smile! This bud's for you.

Be a part of POP-UP SUBMISSIONS, the internet's first ever live manuscript submission event, hosted by literary agent Peter Cox and his expert guests from the publishing industry. Every week, five submissions are reviewed and the verdict is given by Peter, his guests and the geniuses in the Pop-Up Genius Room. Every month, one winner goes on to the quarterly knock-out where they are fast-tracked to a renowned publisher for serious publishing consideration. _________________________________________________________ Join us live in the YouTube chat room every Sunday at 5pm UK / 12noon EST _________________________________________________________ 0:00 Featured on today's show: 00:03:37 * "Break Glass" is the debut novel by Ryan Pote, a twelve-year Navy veteran, helicopter pilot, and special operations task force leader. Pote is a master's degree holder and former scuba diving instructor and technician. Thriller / Narrated by Barbara Rickenbacher 00:18:55 * "Silence of the Stars" is Patrick Leitzen's debut science fiction novel. A National Guard infantryman and logistics professional, Patrick brings his unique experiences and passion for writing to the page. Science Fiction/ Space Opera / Narrated by Alison Gardiner 00:43:17 * Starr Diethorn is a multi-talented author and MBA graduate with thirty-six years of marriage and two daughters. She has written two novels in the mystery genre, including "Death at Wildbough". Mystery / Narrated by Hannah Faoileán 01:02:53 * Doug Hunter is the author of the book "Goat Boy", his first published work. Hunter, a Calgarian, brings to life his characters and experiences through a unique and entertaining perspective. His love for stories and creative universe contribute to his ability to capture imaginations and deeply entertain. Science Fiction / Narrated by Martin Ross 01:17:02 * Walkiria Bass is a psychotherapist and aspiring author from Brazil, now living in England. She is an activist and volunteer translator for Stop Ecocide and uses writing to process trauma. Her latest book, "Seven Magpies Falling Dead from the Skies", is her therapeutic process to deal with eco-grief. Her previous book is the well-received self-published memoir "The Mother of Honey". Fast paced commercial contemporary fiction thriller / Narrated by Geoff Sullivan _________________________________________________________ Starring on this week's panel… Bestselling Author RC BRIDGESTOCK! Together with Litopia's very own ALI GARDINER! _________________________________________________________ Check out RC Bridgestock's website: RCBridgestock.Com Make a submission⇛ https://subs.litopia.com Audio podcast⇛ https://pop.litopia.com Our Narrators⇛ https://voice.litopia.com We're doing something exciting, a little bit risky, and very new… Please support us by subscribing to our channel and by spreading the word on your social media! ✪ POP-UP GEAR ✪ Microphones⇛ Shure SM7B https://amzn.to/3wJ62uo Preamp⇛ ART TPS II 2-channel Tube Microphone Preamp https://amzn.to/3kG11Af Audio interface⇛ Marian Seraph 8 MKII TRS https://www.thomann.de/gb/marian_seraph_8_mkii_trs.htm Cameras⇛ Sony Vlog ZV-1 https://amzn.to/3MDDU2i Lighting⇛ Elgato Key Light - Professional 2800 lumens Studio Light with desk clamp https://amzn.to/3wKLwtr Vision Mixing⇛ Elgato Stream Deck XL – Advanced Studio Controller https://amzn.to/38Fzl96 #writingtips #writingtipsandtricks #books #author

One of the "100 Greatest Stand-Ups of All Time," Jim Breuer joined NBC's "Saturday Night Live" in 1995. Since then, he has gone on to star in several movies, tour the country with his "Heavy Metal Man" and "Family Man" comedy tours, and host a daily show on SIRIUS Satellite Radio called "Breuer Unleashed." You may remember Jim as the infamous Goat Boy from SNL, or his stoner persona from the cult hit "Half Baked." Now he's clearing the air with his concert event, chronicling his transformation from childhood to ultimate family man. YouTube: https://bit.ly/3ymp1to Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ComedyDynamics Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ComedyDynamics TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/J1wucyQ/ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/ComedyDynamics http://www.comedydynamics.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Time to take down the disco ball y'all, 'cause the Wolfe Pack is damned nearly done with celebrating a New Year and getting right down to business! The crew is back together again after a long end-of-year break, and ready to rumble--with plenty of the best kind of fast, funny talk about sports, politics, music, news, and new shots from our old friends Goat Boy, Keith Richards, and others--and hey, in case you were worried about it? We've got a few cases of left over champagne, because, don't you know? We're all Natty Light guys. So come and hang with us for a bit--we're glad you made it back!

Mitch reveals the spooky backstage shenanigans at 30 Rockefeller Center and how he helped solve the mystery of the Headless Thompson.Endnotes:Colin Jost, A Very Punchable Face (New York, Penguin/Random House, 2020) p. 231. Capsule Review: Breezy, glass-half full take from guy aware of his advantages, growing up in Staten Island, touching 9/11 mom story and more Harvard Lampoon insight than other FC memoirs. Slack Score: 14.7; Snark Score: 6; Overall FCA rating: 159Tina Fey, Bossypants (New York, Hachette, 2012) p. 145. Capsule Review: Well written, somewhat uneven mix of heartwarming anecdotes, comedic happenstances and career musings. Slack Score: 9.72; Snark Score: 8; Overall FCA ranking: 54 Bob Odenkirk, Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama (New York, Randomhouse, 2022) p. 58. Capsule Review: funny and insightful  tour of multiple points of interest for me, topped by Mr. Show, unconventional, less reverential perspective on Lorne and SNL, fascinating anecdotes on early work with Farley and Conan in Chicago. Slack Score: 12.6; Snark Score 4.5; Overall FCA ranking: 112 A Very Punchable Face, p. 290-301Chris Kattan, Baby, Don't Hurt Me: Stories and Scars from Saturday Night Live (New York, 20) p. 14. Capsule Review: Defensive and whiny, downplays rift with Norm, cringed stories about “dating” 21 y/o Zooey Deschanel, and molesting Charlize Theron and Katie Holmes on live TV. Surprised to learn he was from my neck of the woods (Bainbridge). Slack Score: 11; Snark Score: -2.7; Overall FCA ranking: 443 Jim Bruer, I'm Not High: But I've Got a Lot of Crazy Stories about Life as a Goat Boy, a Dad, and a Spiritual Warrior (New York) p.84. Capsule Review: par for the course SNL memoir. Lots of complaining about how his “talent” was restrained by the producers and lots of grandstanding about the importance of family, etc. Slack Score: 13; Snark Score: 0; Overall FCA ranking: 642Rachel Dratch, Girl Walks Into a Bar...: Comedy Calamities, Dating Disasters, and a Midlife Miracle (New York, Gotham Books, 2012) pp45-47. Capsule Review: Kind of a bummer, in keeping with the Debbie Downer character, a lot about her love life, which didn't really start until after SNL, and many disappointments and challenges there, as well as the fizzling out of her career, chronic typecasting, and drift into spiritualism. Slack Score: 6 ; Snark Score: -3.4; Overall FCA ranking: 289Darrell Hammond, God, If You're Not Up There, I'm F*cked (New York, Harper, 2011) p.14, Capsule Review: Exceptionally dysfunctional and depressing, even by FC standards, account of childhood abuse and learning to cope by doing funny voices, including recovered memories (dubious, to my mind) self-cutting and secret alcoholism during SNL tenure. Slack Score: -13.6; Snark Score: -7 ; Overall FCA ranking: 379 Jay Mohr, Gasping For Airtime: Two Years In The Trenches Of Saturday Night Live (New York, 20) p.237 Capsule Review: Hack comic writes hack book. Unbelievable entitlement and complaining. Openly admits to completely ripping off Rick Shapiro, lying to Lorne about it, and then is surprised when his contract isn't renewed. Slack Score: 15; Snark Score: -9; Overall FCA ranking: 633 Tom Shales & James Andrew Miller, Live from New York: An Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live (New York, Little, Brown and Company, 2014) p. 531. Most definitive oral history of SNL, with extensive interviews of every significant contributor excepting Eddie Murphy and the deceased. Not technically an FCA, so no rankings given.Ibid, 541

Happy Full House Friday Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of Oh Mylanta Holy Chalupas: An Unofficial Full House Fuller House Podcast. Today, in honor of Dave Coulier's Birthday, I covered Full House S6E9: Nice Guys Finish First, which aired on November 24, 1992. In this episode Stonewall Binkley, an old rival of Joey's, humiliates him on his and Jesse's radio program, and challenges him to an upcoming hockey game; Joey's hesitant at first but ultimately decides to have his revenge on Stonewall. This was an enjoyable episode. Joey gets a blast from the past when an old nemesis surprises on air on the Rush Hour Renegades and start ripping into him about an old college hockey game Joey lost. Talk about someone who loves to live in the past, this Brinkley guy. The rivalry is still going strong in Brinkley's eyes as he tells Joey "I look forward to humiliating you all over again at the charity hockey game. When did a charity hockey game turn into a I'm better than you contest? Couldn't stand this guy. Joey does his best to be a good sport and not let himself get riled, but Brinkley pushes him too far and then, it is on! Seeing Jesse on skates was hilarious and also him commentating on the game not knowing anything about hockey. Luckily Becky swoops in to save the day. Also we have the side mini plots of DJ learning freeway driving and Michelle afraid of the tabloid Goat Boy from Norway. Join me next month for the new Series, Joey and the Girls, when I cover Full House: S3E18: Mr. Egghead, which aired on February 16, 1990. In this episode Joey gets a job as a guest host on an educational television show for children, where a prop injures Stephanie. To EMAIL The Podcast GO TO: omhcfhfhpodcast@gmail.com Have a great weekend everyone and I'll be back in October.

Happy Full House Friday Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of Oh Mylanta Holy Chalupas: An Unofficial Full House Fuller House Podcast. Today, in honor of Dave Coulier's Birthday, I covered Full House S6E9: Nice Guys Finish First, which aired on November 24, 1992. In this episode Stonewall Binkley, an old rival of Joey's, humiliates him on his and Jesse's radio program, and challenges him to an upcoming hockey game; Joey's hesitant at first but ultimately decides to have his revenge on Stonewall. This was an enjoyable episode. Joey gets a blast from the past when an old nemesis surprises on air on the Rush Hour Renegades and start ripping into him about an old college hockey game Joey lost. Talk about someone who loves to live in the past, this Brinkley guy. The rivalry is still going strong in Brinkley's eyes as he tells Joey "I look forward to humiliating you all over again at the charity hockey game. When did a charity hockey game turn into a I'm better than you contest? Couldn't stand this guy. Joey does his best to be a good sport and not let himself get riled, but Brinkley pushes him too far and then, it is on! Seeing Jesse on skates was hilarious and also him commentating on the game not knowing anything about hockey. Luckily Becky swoops in to save the day. Also we have the side mini plots of DJ learning freeway driving and Michelle afraid of the tabloid Goat Boy from Norway. Join me next month for the new Series, Joey and the Girls, when I cover Full House: S3E18: Mr. Egghead, which aired on February 16, 1990. In this episode Joey gets a job as a guest host on an educational television show for children, where a prop injures Stephanie. To EMAIL The Podcast GO TO: omhcfhfhpodcast@gmail.com Have a great weekend everyone and I'll be back in October.

Happy Full House Friday Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of Oh Mylanta Holy Chalupas: An Unofficial Full House Fuller House Podcast. Today, in honor of Dave Coulier's Birthday, I covered Full House S6E9: Nice Guys Finish First, which aired on November 24, 1992. In this episode Stonewall Binkley, an old rival of Joey's, humiliates him on his and Jesse's radio program, and challenges him to an upcoming hockey game; Joey's hesitant at first but ultimately decides to have his revenge on Stonewall. This was an enjoyable episode. Joey gets a blast from the past when an old nemesis surprises on air on the Rush Hour Renegades and start ripping into him about an old college hockey game Joey lost. Talk about someone who loves to live in the past, this Brinkley guy. The rivalry is still going strong in Brinkley's eyes as he tells Joey "I look forward to humiliating you all over again at the charity hockey game. When did a charity hockey game turn into a I'm better than you contest? Couldn't stand this guy. Joey does his best to be a good sport and not let himself get riled, but Brinkley pushes him too far and then, it is on! Seeing Jesse on skates was hilarious and also him commentating on the game not knowing anything about hockey. Luckily Becky swoops in to save the day. Also we have the side mini plots of DJ learning freeway driving and Michelle afraid of the tabloid Goat Boy from Norway. Join me next month for the new Series, Joey and the Girls, when I cover Full House: S3E18: Mr. Egghead, which aired on February 16, 1990. In this episode Joey gets a job as a guest host on an educational television show for children, where a prop injures Stephanie. To EMAIL The Podcast GO TO: omhcfhfhpodcast@gmail.com Have a great weekend everyone and I'll be back in October.

This week, the table is crashed by none other than Chef Jonathan Zaragoza, the intrepid Goatboy of Birrieria Zaragoza. He walks us through the process of making birria (turns out it's good to start with a goat that's no longer alive), kitchen mishaps, and his family's less-than-legal culinary origin story. Listen to hear tips about the best Mexican spots in and around Chicago, the importance of under-promising and overdelivering, and so much more.

SKATCAST with the Script Keeper presents:The Dipsh*t Files #19 with Mr. and Mrs. Script Keeper!Today's Dipshit:This week Mr. and Mrs. Script Keeper look at the many urban legends of Helltown, Ohio, a place that was actually royally F'd in the A by the government a few times and it may have led to sightings of...Goat Boy. Maybe not. Who knows really? This episode covers things ranging from government experimentation, paranormal shit, a baby yeeting bridge, Satanic cults, cryptids and some pretty straight up government corruption. Plus there's a fresh basket of over 20 mini Skit-Skats to consume along the way.Visit us for more episodes of SKATCAST and other shows like SKATCAST presents The Dave & Angus Show plus BONUS material at https://www.skatcast.com Watch select shows and shorts on YouTube: bit.ly/34kxCneJoin the conversation on Discord! https://discord.gg/YmDG4gF8agFor all show related questions: info@skatcast.comPlease rate and subscribe on iTunes and elsewhere and follow SKATCAST on social media!! Instagram: @theescriptkeeper Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scriptkeepersATWanna become a Patron? Click here: https://www.patreon.com/SkatcastSign up through Patreon and you'll get Exclusive Content, Behind The Scenes video, special downloads and more! Prefer to make a donation instead? You can do that through our PayPal: https://paypal.me/skatcastpodcast Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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our campus season continues with the most abstract interpretation of a campus yet in giles goat-boy by john barth, which is joey's least favorite book he's ever read. we talk about the post-modern structure of the narrative, wonder what it's satirizing, and try to parse the meaning of its metaphors. we also talk about how bob totally goofed on the scheduling of this book in our season, the literal process of getting through harder literature, and what "passed" and "flunked" really mean. bob has an idea for tattoos for us to get. we find silver linings in giles goat-boy. bob spoils speed racer. we unveil our new year's resolutions. reading list for season two the bell jar by sylvia plath, 11/4 prep by curtis sittenfeld, 11/18 the art of fielding by chad harbach, 12/2 nickel boys by colson whitehead, 12/16 the virgins by pamela erens, 12/30 my education by susan choi, 1/13 giles goat-boy by john barth, 1/27 end zone by don delillo, 2/10 loner by teddy wayne, 2/24 the secret history by donna tartt, 3/10 sweet days of discipline by fleur jaeggy, 3/24 college novel by blake middleton, 4/7 real life by brandon taylor, 4/21 the instructions by adam levin, 5/5 the idiot by elif batuman, 5/19

The art of Lee Hartnup aka Goatboy - makes The Jaws Obsession look good. Does a Great White Shark make noise? Deep dive into Peter Benchley's observations on the topic and how did the movie Jaws handle the noises of a Great White in 1975 compared to the new 7.1 DTS design of the re-issue. JawsOB.com Show notes and links: https://t.me/jawsob Music: Opening Theme to Jaws Obsession by Karl Casey https://karlcasey.bandcamp.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/WhiteBatAudio/ https://whitebataudio.com Closing Song Jammin on the Orca by Dapper Dog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HvhDJtHxxo

Comedian Blake Hammond joins the show to talk about Randy Pan the Goat Boy himself, legendary Texas stand up Bill Hicks. Get extra "After Dark" episodes and more at: patreon.com/artofdarkpod twitter.com/bigradmachine twitter.com/artofdarkpod twitter.com/bradkelly twitter.com/kevinkautzman  

Bennington alumni spanning four generations come together to share first person paranormal experiences and encounters they had on the small campus in Southern Vermont. As the stories unfold, striking parallels are drawn that prompt deep questions about space, who owns it, and who is not welcome to occupy it.Alex Pintair:When we first got to Bennington, it seemed like there was a bit of an indoctrination that would happen between the upperclassmen and the new kids where they would sort of say, all right, so this is where you are now. This is our space, you know, there's a ghost in Jennings and there's catacombs under VAPA.And there's all this stuff happening around here and, you know, welcome.Kate:Oh, well. It's crazy here because it's the place where the Four Winds meet.Melinda Castriatta Avellino:The end of the world was the Native American burial ground where the Four Winds met. They buried Native Americans that had mental issues that where the Four Winds met that was sort of like the story that went around.Kate:Oh, you know, when you're a first-year student there and you start hearing these stories, you're like, oh, well, that makes sense.Maddy Wood:But I have heard about the Four Winds. It was one of those things where I heard about it so much that I could swear that I was like experiencing it once when it was like standing in the middle of the lawn when it was really windy freshman year. I definitely believed that.Kate:And the place where the Four Winds meet, of course, we have this collective insanity, this collective mood that strikes us.Lisa Sciandra:But that may have just been a story people told to make it seem scarier.Raven:Yeah. I'd be interested to know actually the whole history of what happened. The Native Americans in that area, I mean, was Bennington really built on top of a burial ground? Is that real or is that just like white people, like, you know, making stories? Luz Fleming:Yeah, I always assumed those were campfire stories and I wasn't able to dig up much credible information one way or another on that one.I've recently been in touch with Vermont folklorist and Bennington alum, Andy Kolovos, and he wrote, “It is very much a white colonial kind of narrative. One that combines things like guilt with romanticism to generate a narrative that explains why things happen to white people. So I have not done any real inquiry into those stories about Bennington College. I treat them more like Bennington College, folklore tradition, rather than anything tied to the history of the land, or even the broader folklore of Vermont. This is not to invalidate the notion of an insular folklore among students at the college. That's real and cool.”Okay. So it may or may not be true, but there is absolutely no question that the Bennington campus possesses some extremely intense energy and I'm not here to prove or disprove any of the lore.I just want to hear people's firsthand experiences, and so let's hear from someone who swears he saw a being named Goat Boy, who has always been associated with the Four Winds and the Native American burial ground.Alex Pintair:My name's Alex Pintair. I started at Bennington in 1992. The first time I saw Goat Boy was probably mid September. And there was some sort of a party. It might have actually have been a birthday party for me. I think my mom sent down a cake or something and we're all hanging out. And at some point a friend of mine and I just decided to step outside, get some air. We had walked towards the center green and we were just sort of talking and kind of walking slowly along and then we were just standing there. And it was one of those fall nights where it was cloudy and a little bit chilly and there was, breeze, there was always breezes going through there. And as we're standing there, it almost seemed like if you can imagine fog that just sort of gets a little bit more solid.And over across the green up against one of the other dorms, it was almost like a patch of fog started to coalesce and get a little bit more solid. As it happened I nudge my friend and was like, “Are you seeing that?” And he thought he could, but he wasn't sure. And my dad had taught me when I was a kid that when it's nighttime and it's dark out, you can always see things better if you look just to the side of them.Something about the rods and cones in your eyes, get tired during the day, so at night, your peripheral vision can be a little stronger. And so I told my friend to do that and then he could see it. And as we're kind of watching this thing it sort of slowly sort of forms that were looking at this skinny pale white body of what you would think of as a ten-year-old boy, essentially.And then the head was the skull of a goat. These big black cavernous eyes, you know, this pale skinny boy body, it was kind of hopping from one foot to the other back and forth, but in a way where it was so slow, it like stayed up in the air longer than would be humanly possible.And he had something, holding something in each hand sort of stick shape, but I don't, I don't know what it was. And we stood there and just watched this happening for a minute or so, and in shock and silence. And then I remember I said something like, “Are you seeing this?” And he's like, “Yeah!” And then I broke eye contact essentially, when we looked back it was gone.So, of course, you know, we start walking across the green to like, see what's going on and we get closer and closer to it. There's nothing there. And we're just standing there sort of in the center of the green and looking around. And then I see something moving down at the edge of the green down where the edge of the world is there.And it's, it's the same thing. It's like this fog just becomes a little bit more dense and suddenly there he was, and he's just slowly dancing back and forth. And my friend sees it as well. And we start walking again, down the green now towards the edge of the world and the closer we get, it just goes away and it's not like I saw it disappear.It's just like, maybe I looked away, maybe I blinked. I don't know, it was just gone. So then we get to the edge of the world. And if you remember that there was like a little Stonewall and it stopped being flat and it dipped down downhill and there was these fields and over on the left was this grove of pine trees.And again, same thing and there is, and these sort of slowly dancing back and forth. And that's when I kind of got shivers. It had seemed all almost exciting when we had seen them the first time. And then the thought crossed my mind, you know, it's, it's leading us somewhere and I don't think I want to go where it's leading us.Right where he was dancing down by those pine trees there's actually an old graveyard down there. So I was like, “Yeah, we should, we got to stop. We're not going down there.” And he's like, “Yeah, I agree.” And we went back, you know, back to the party. And we're a little bit freaked out. And I remember talking to, I think his name was Jason, who was the upperclassmen, and we told them what we saw and he's like, oh, you saw Goat Boy.And we're like, “What is up with that?” And he said, “Well, the story goes that back when this was when the land that Bennington College now sat on was Native American land, they said that the Four Winds met right in the commons area. And they said that because of that, the land was cursed. And so whenever there was someone in the tribe who, you know, had gone insane or had killed someone or had done something evil, they would bury them there on the cursed land.”And so apparently Goat Boy was the specter or the ghost of someone that had been buried there.

No, you have to call me Goat Boy. Follow us on Twitter: @JackBillingsPod @MyNeighborMich1 Email us: JackBillingsOfficial@Gmail.com Theme song by Kyle Check of the band Devil's Advocate, check them out: Facebook.com/DevilsAdvocateMetal Check out our other podcasts: No Time to Binge, Generation Clash, I Love This Terrible Game, Reel Boys, Quick Cuts Sounds By Zapsplat.com

Our first episode of a special series where we sit down with well-known chaos players for a fireside chat.

With Theo missing, Chris Distefano takes the Rat King's seat. The guys talk Chris having dinner with Tim Dillon and losing his wallet, Theo's transition into Goat Boy, Brendan almost getting into a street fight with Julian Edelman, farting relationship advice, Dave Portnoy's sex tape, Walmart vs Target and much more! Get your King and the Sting merch at katsmerch.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Theo missing, Chris Distefano takes the Rat King's seat. The guys talk Chris having dinner with Tim Dillon and losing his wallet, Theo's transition into Goat Boy, Brendan almost getting into a street fight with Julian Edelman, farting relationship advice, Dave Portnoy's sex tape, Walmart vs Target and much more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

-Gator and The Goatboy get in another dumb argument: Who is the better actor, Ben Affleck or Matt Damon? -What do you think of relationship tests? Have you tested someone or been tested before? -A women’s family lied to her about the disappearance of her husband -Another woman believed her husband wanted to get back together after being separated, but was met with a surprise -Am I The A-Hole: A woman’s husband moves around for his career a lot, but this time she refuses to move -A man’s wife dies during childbirth and she never wanted her baby to know her side of the family, but family is knocking at the door

This week, we dive head first into a rabbit hole of nostalgia, discuss the nefarious world of celebrity dating, and address the predatory nature of David Dobrik's Vlog Squad. 

Whoo boy--this week's show has got political intrigue, sibling rivalries, LOTS of talk about cars and movies and music! PLUS, visits from our old friends Goat Boy, Tommy Carbone, and the Devil himself. So grab yourself a Natty Light and sit a spell with the Wolfe Pack, partner--we're glad you stopped by!

Preaching from Exodus 4, what's more important- the messenger or the message? This sermon was preached at Bethesda Presbyterian Church on January 31, 2021.

We sat down with one of the fiercest competitors in professional surfing, Jim "Goat Boy" Hogan!

-The crew talks about alien lifeforms and Nic Cage. -The Goatboy may be the most unmanly guy there is, but Gator likes makeup tutorials, so there is competition. -A brother in law confesses his love for his brother’s wife; yikes. -A couple go on vacation but one becomes very ill, is it cool for the other to stay on vacation instead of going back home with his partner? -Is it ruining an ex’s career, or just karma for the A-Hole? -And a dirty mouthed drunk kindergarten teacher.

-The crew goes through the would you rather know when, where, or how you die? -Gator wants to be a worker man when he grows up while Rose and The Goatboy want to be vampires. -Do you tell your significant other if a coworker confesses their feelings for you? -A women’s job is shrouded in mystery driving Gator crazy. -Dude makes an A-Hole bet and then tries to get out of it. -Grandma doesn’t want to babysit but has to bail out grandpa anyway.

The Goatboy rips on carnies, Gator gets pukey on the spinny strawberry rides, and the cast discusses carnival foods. Gator doesn’t believe in good china and Rose reheats her spaghetti on the stove. Moving on from a friend who has done something terrible. Your boyfriends dangerous hobby. Am I the A-hole uppity wedding couple, Matt ruined board game night, and a well intended but poorly planned proposal.

Paul and Thomas chat about the hobby and play-testing for the new meta – whatever that is?  This episode has a real sit and chat feel that I hope you … Read More

Paul and Thomas chat about the hobby and play-testing for the new meta – whatever that is?  This episode has a real sit and chat feel that I hope you … Read More

Award-winning comedian Harriet Braine steps up to the Loremen plate and tries to convince us that Surbiton is an interesting place, actually. We meet modern folk legends in the form of a goat-headed cheesemaker, a dead giant and the world's oldest paper boy. However, we do end up talking about the train station a lot. Such is the overwhelming blandness of Surbiton: "The city suburb that always sleeps". @loremenpod www.instagram.com/loremenpod www.facebook.com/loremenpod @JamesShakeshaft | @MisterABK | @HarrietBraine 

Hey everyone! Time for another episode of TFG Radio. This episode Adam and John are joined by Thomas "Goatboy" Reidy from Bell of Lost Souls. They discuss the rumors of the new ITC missions, what some of the possible changes are, the different ideas we go through, the BoLS Open, and much more! We even have a new intro song so give it a listen! Intro song The Crimson King - Instrumental by The Contradiction Sponsors Hammerhead Games – https://www.hammerheadgames.net/ Don’t forget to support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/tfgradio/ The Warmaster Series http://www.tfgradio.com/the-warmaster-series/

What happens when you take one of the most iconic Indie movies of all time, Remove everything about it that made it great, and add a Laugh Track, the future "Felicity" and "Goatboy"? You get a story that's a little over 37 Minutes to tell. CAUTION: More Explicit Language/content than we normally allow.

Welcome to our bold predictions for 2020 show. We make preditions for both AEW and WWE. Plus we drink Goat Boy from Southern Tier Brewing Company. 

Here is a bonus episode. In this episode Adam talks with Thomas "Goatboy" ReidyIII. They talk about his entry into 40K, the years he has been playing, and current state of the game. they then discuss, the new Bell of Lost Souls Prime program, the BoLS Open, and more! BoLS Open - https://bolsopen.com/ Sponsors Hammerhead Games – https://www.hammerheadgames.net/ Don’t forget to support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/tfgradio/

Jim Breuer joins the guys and talks being a cast member on SNL and why he left, performing with Metallica, AC/DC and Billy Joel, working with Tom Hanks, Dave Chappelle, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci, mysterious disappearance of Goat Boy and more. Also, stories of bombing on stage after Dave Attell, Bryan's story of witnessing Jim handling a bad heckler and much, much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Breuer joins the guys and talks being a cast member on SNL and why he left, performing with Metallica, AC/DC and Billy Joel, working with Tom Hanks, Dave Chappelle, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci, mysterious disappearance of Goat Boy and more. Also, stories of bombing on stage after Dave Attell, Bryan's story of witnessing Jim handling a bad heckler and much, much more!

On Episode 17 & the Season Finale of Haunted AF, Rebekah & Julie discuss the human remains recently found at the haunted Crescent Hotel and a ghost that visited a Granbury landmark this past weekend. They also hear about various Goat Men from Haunted Plano author Mary Jacobs and some potentially possessed McKinney homes from a Texpart Paranormal investigator! Remember to send your ghost stories to hauntedafpodcast@gmail.com & include your number in case Rebekah & Julie want to have YOU on Season 2 of Haunted AF!

This week the guys are joined by Stef and Grant of local Perth band, The Goatboy This weeks topics include coming up with a band name, The new Goatboy EP, Dave Grohl & disposable cameras, Pop music biopics, Jeremy Kyle, Gods of Rap Tour, and much more. Including Braw Or Naw and Watching/Listening This Week You can now support the show on Patreon and gain access to exclusive weekly content, prizes, and shoutout every week on the show: https://www.patreon.com/MonkeySwordFight If you wouldn’t mind subscribing to the show on iTunes, it helps the show out a lot and would be greatly appreciated.  You can do that here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/monkey-sword-fight/id1346837791?mt=2  Follow us here on podbean: https://monkeyswordfight.podbean.com/  Don’t forget, the guys are always looking for your feedback and suggestions, so feel free to get in touch at: monkeyswordfightpodcast@gmail.com You can contact the guys on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/MonkeySwordFightPodcast/ Or on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/MSF_podcast SOCIAL MEDIA: www.twitter.com/Wagjuanpatrice  www.twitter.com/_MDotts www.twitter.com/macapella https://www.facebook.com/thegoatboy182/   Hosts: Jordan Patrick & Mike Dotts Guest: Stef Bednarek & Grant Pettigrew Producer: Andy Macfarlane   TIMECODE 00:00:00 - Intro & Words With Dotts 00:02:17 - Sponsor Shoutout (Stevie Macs Skate School) 00:02:26 - Patreon Sponsor Shoutout 00:04:43 - Chat with Stef & Grant from The Goatboy 00:44:33 - Braw Or Naw (Incl; Weird names, Work, Red-top milk, Old-Firm fans who don’t aren’t from Perth, Jeremy Kyle, and much more) 01:09:53 - Watching/Listening This Week (Incl; Line of Duty, Wu-Tang Clan, Still Game, Open Goal Podcast, Styles P, and much more) 01:22:00 - Patreon Sponsor Shoutout 01:23:16 - Sponsor Shoutout (Stevie Macs Skate School)

On this week's episode, the return of Goat Boy! Plus, Prekay has an outlandish edition of BWLO, Rush explains how a genius like Donald J. Trump can responsibly lose $100 Billion, we break down the fiasco that was this year's Kentucky Derby, and much more!

Episode 18 includes truest crimes involving a Speedo, an ad for a secretary, and a very unlucky burglar.

Comic/actor, Jim Breuer stops by our Westwood One Podcast Studio to sit down for an amazingly intimate conversation with Gregg Hughes. They talk about their 25 year history, marriage, family, kids, health, podcasting, work, and you'll even find a lot of great wisdom or advice that'll help get you through tough times in your life. It's a heartfelt get together between friends... that'll leave you laughing out loud! Thanks to our sponsor! https://www.bluechew.com Here are some links to Jim Breuer! https://officialjimbreuer.com https://twitter.com/JimBreuer https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jim-breuer-podcast/id1026284774?mt=2 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Goatboy! Operaman! Norm McDonald on Weekend Update! Enjoy these 20 questions about Saturday Night Live in the 90s picked from the at home SNL board game that came out about ten years ago. Study up on fake commercials! This is our 50th ep since going daily, too! THE FIRST TRIVIA QUESTION STARTS AT 02:35. Theme song by www.soundcloud.com/Frawsty http://TriviaWithBudds.com http://Facebook.com/TriviaWithBudds http://Twitter.com/ryanbudds http://Instagram.com/ryanbudds Book a party, corporate event, or fundraiser anytime by emailing ryanbudds@gmail.com or use the contact form here: https://www.triviawithbudds.com/contact SUPPORT THE SHOW! New PATREON page is up at: www.Patreon.com/TriviaWithBudds Send me your questions and I'll read them/answer them on the show. Also send me any topics you'd like me to cover on future episodes, anytime! Cheers.  SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL MY PATREON SUBSCRIBERS INCLUDING: Kerry Moore, Manny Majarian, Alexis Eck, Earl Clark, Alex DeSmet, Sarah McKavetz, Simon Time, Jess Whitener, Jen Wojnar, Kyle Bonnin, Douglas French, Erika Cooper, Feana Nevel, Scott Budds (The Scorpion), Brenda Martinez, and Casey Becker!  

Katie talks about visiting the closing Babies R Us, her son's birthday party and how little boys eat everything they see.

Matt & Brendan get a little feedback via the (323)-Fry-Daddy line and feel their way into this week’s show with a little help from Goat Boy’s finest movie. Camp out on an air mattress & use a fake ID as M&B beg the question: Who’s coming with them?

We lost She'Kan along the way, Goat boy gave the ultimate sacrifice for our quest, We lick our wounds and come into contact with another mystery magic user. So much for one day. Oh, and She'Kan gets some revenge on Rashandella. A Quest for Magic and Steele is our Dungeons and Dragons podcast show brought … Continue reading "RIP Goat Boy -S1E16"

Jim Breuer does a great Rob Halford, went on African safari with Metallica's James Hetfield and his family, hung out with Kevin Spacey after SNL, made Lorne Michaels belly-laugh the first time he ever did Goat Boy, and flew to Florida to have AC/DC's Brian Johnson sing on Jim's new metal album, "Songs From The Garage." The stories are hilarious. The impressions are even better. And the debate about Priest vs Maiden rages on. Plus, Y2J drops an in-your-face hint about the upcoming BIGGEST PODCAST OF ALL TIME!

It’s boys night on the podcast this week as Al, Ed & JP discuss the manly things in their lives; cheesecake, decoupage, Dirty Dancing, wedding proposals and more!

Jim Breuer! Goat Boy himself speaks with Daniel about getting his comedy start in FL, becoming a suburbanite, and branching out into writing, filmmaking, and his upcoming heavy metal comedy album. Plus catch up with Daniel’s new projects as he turns 29.

In this episode the gang is once again joined by Nick as they talk about one of the greatest TV shows in TV history... SNL.  Also one of the guys shares a deep, dark secrete... Enjoy

Our most Wentastic Fiftieth Episode stars Patrick Wensink, yes that Patrick Wensink (Broken Piano for President, Sex Dungeon for Sale!), and special guest Megan. It was recorded at Cheesie's Pub & Grub in Chicago, IL in August 2012.

First and foremost, AdeptiCon is a celebration of the hobby; a social gathering that brings together people from all aspects of the wargaming spectrum. This week, Mark and Andrew talk with long time AdeptiCon Attendee, artist and BoLS contributor, Thomas Reidy. Thomas discusses his AdeptiCon past, the events he is preparing for and his diabolical plans for AdeptiCon 2012.

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Hey Ho Good Librarians and welcome to Episode #119 of the "Library of the Living Dead Podcast"! Lots of cool stuff in this one as we add two new features. Here's what you get for free: 0:00 - "Zombie" 4:17 - Doc's Intro 5:48 - "Letters From The Dead" by Goatboy (a poem) 11:28 - "Zombie Stomp" - Ozzy 17:41 - Tonia Brown's "Lucky Stiff" - Chapter 2, Part 1 34:15 - "Eye of the Zombie" - John Fogerty 38:47 - Tony Schaab's "G.O.R.E. Score" - "Planet Terror" 44:05 - "Christmas Night of the Living Dead" - MXPX 46:27 - "Kinda Like Fryin' The Hulk" - Ozmosis7 53:33 - "Zombies Comin' To Eat My Brains" - The Dishwashers 55:13 - Cal Miller's "The Zombie's Survival Guide" - Part 1 1;03:26 - "Zombie Shuffle" - Atomic Regulators 1:05:09 - Doc's out comments 1:05:53 - "Rock and Roll Zombie" - Ralph Rebel I hope you enjoy the show. Undead love to y'all, Doc Link to podcast: www.dr-pus.podomatic Link to forum: www.librayofthelivingdead.lefora.com E-mail: lotld@yahoo.com

Just so ya'll know, I've decided to combine both the "Library of the Living Dead" and the "Library of Horror" Podcasts. This, Episode #104 will contain the first three episodes of the "Library of Horror Podcast". If you've already heard them, then skip it. If you haven't, you're in for a helluva treat. A few zombies but mostly all horror. "Horror Night" by T. Virus Uno intro Intro comments by Dr. Pus Movie Rant by Lee on Rob Zombie's "Halloween" "Battle After The Apocalypse" by Casey Quinn from "Wolves of War" Barry Napier's "Abandoned Bridges" from the "Library of Horror Press" release "Debris" "Go To Sleep" by Radiohead "Looking Back" by Unoshato Stephanie Kincaid's "Bad Trade" "Crematorium" by Renfield Dracula intro by THE Dunwoody "Horror Night" by Virus Doc's intro Lee Hartnup (Goatboy) - "Ignorance is Bliss" "Wolves of War" review by Sonar4 "Dream Girl" by Tonia Brown "Sweet Dreams" - Marilyn Manson MAXIMUM PIMPAGE for Jonathan Moon's "HEINOUS" "Invisible Bugs" by DEATHMOBILE "Voice" by THE Dunwoody, read by Tonia Brown Out comments by Dr. Pus Out song "Library Whore" by Goatboy "Horror Night" by T-Virus Doc's intro "Horror Story" by The Dishwashers "Snapshot" by Scott A. Johnson "Sweet Tooth" by Tonia Brown "Horror Hotel" by Use To Abuse "The Blood Shed" by William Todd Rose "Horror Film Chicks" by Witches in Bikinis Out comments by Dr. Pus "Horror Movies (1961)" by Dickie Goodman I hope y'all enjoy this over 3 hour episode. Next episode will be the regular “Library of the Living Dead Podcast”. Undead Love, Doc Episode #104 picture by Goatboy. Link to pod cast: www.dr-pus.podomatic.com Link to forum: www.libraryofthelivingdead.lefora.com Link to blog: www.lotld.wordpress.com

Indie Movie Masters Podcast Episode #4 is now up, and it's a special one! This one features Jerry Williams of Goatboy Films, the mastermind behind works such as Zeppo, Misadventures in Outer Space, Soul Robbers, Purvos, and the new Saucer Sex from Beyond.This interview ran a little longer than usual, and the total show is a bit longer at about 45 minutes, but it is definitely entertaining! Leave a comment and let us know what you think of Jerry Williams!(the chant from the crowd begins..."Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!")...Click here to listen to the podcast or download! You can also subscribe to the new podcast series as an RSS feed here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/IndieMovieMastersClick here to get the episode via iTunes!

An evil army is approaching, and a lead character is lamenting the power and flexibility of evil in the world...the monologue draws to a pivotal moment...the actor's voice swells...and..."All we have is Steel!...Wizardry! All we have is defense!"This line, from a character played by the actor Steve Guynn in an upcoming Jerry Williams fantasy film, is just one of many, many examples of the great lines that one encounters in a Jerry Williams film!Jerry Williams is an indie filmmaker extraordinaire. He is a guy who usually has multiple films in various stages of production, and has crafted a style that can only be described as his very own, unique genre. He definitely pushes the envelope with his work, and elicits alot of reactions, ranging from those that love his signature style (count me in this group), to others less inclined, such as a film reviewer that actually called for someone, somewhere to punch Jerry for making the film that the guy was reviewing (true story!).One thing that is indisputable is that you will be hard-pressed to find someone who is more passionate about independent film. You will also be sorely challenged to find someone who is more gracious in the goodwill and support that Jerry regularly extends to other filmmakers of all genres and styles.From cardboard sets and creative uses of his cat (note to Humane Society: the cat has never been harmed and is, in fact, quite spoiled!), to voluptuous actresses leaving little to the imagination, to cult independent film stars such as Debbie Rochon, Conrad Brooks, and Troma's Loyd Kaufman, Jerry's works always have the unexpected and the original. What most people don't realize is that underneath all of the onscreen insanity, Jerry actually injects a serious literary undercurrent, an example of which he discusses in this interview concerning his feature "Misadventures in Space".Jerry is a playright, poet, and prose writer as well, and we wanted to bring a little of that aspect out in this interview, and encourage the reader to look into his excellent poetry collection that is in print, called Mirrors and Portraits.It is my intention that this interview gives the reader a little insight into the craziness, humor, work ethic, committment, talent, dedication, and other characteristics that Jerry possesses. (The genius right alongside the offbeat and insane, so to speak!) You will also hopefully get a sense of his collaborative spirit, as well as get to meet a few of his regular cohorts such as Pat Bowling and Eric Butts.The indie filmmaking world is not an easy one, and Jerry puts his heart and soul into his work. With all the things stacked against the no-budget indie filmmaker, Jerry's progress, success, and prolific filmmaking nature gives inspiration to all of us; the "Steel, Wizardry, and Defense!", if you will, to keep fighting the good fight for independent film.So here it goes! Buckle up, hold on to your seat! Now...Ladies and Gentlemen...the long-awaited IMM interview with Goatboy Films' legendary and controversial director, Jerry Williams!!!-Stephen Zimmer, for Indie Movie Masters, June 25, 2009SZ: We know you are a brilliant, genius filmmaker, but give us a little idea as to your background, education, that kind of thing.JW: I've always been a writer, first and foremost, and I got a masters degree in creative writing from MSU....two things from that time have always influenced my cinema work are my love of hidden messages in writing and my love of the grotesque...Lovecraft, Tolkien, and my personal favorite Clive Barker. In literary criticism, one of the things of Hemingway that struck me was he was very direct in his writing, but if you peered deeper in...there was hidden meanings in such simple direct sentence structures. I like the idea of my films, no matter how simple or silly it appears should have some deeper levels. I had read once that Gene Roddenberry made star trek a vehicle where he could talk about the human condition under the guise of a 'sci fi' show....I wanted to take that idea and apply it to indie or cult cinema, and place hidden messages or motifs in crazy surreal films. Misadventures in Space on one level is a silly send up of the sci fi genre in general and star trek in particular, but it is also a satire of the Iraqi war...when I wrote it...I was constantly watching the cable news shows, and the character Brother Bishop Tucker(Billy W. Blackwell) was named after conservative TV host Tucker Carlson. That biting satire buried in sci fi nonsense interested me...a form of commentary that hopefully some people got when they saw the film.SZ: What got you into movies so passionately, and what type of movies or what movies are your favorites?JW: I got into cinema as an extension of what I was trying to do with my poetry and coffeehouse performances. I have tons of favorite filmmakers...passion about the film is what I respond to....regardless of the genre. I took an art motif of homegrown 'slacker Dada' to my films. I like surreal films, and I love the idea of marrying cartoons, surreal, and junkfood low brow culture into sci fi or horror films. I love older cinema, and since I never had a color TV until I was into my teens, the idea of a black and white film never seemed weird to me... I watched all of the crazy shows from the 70's in black and white. Older movies seemed, to me at least, filled with beautiful women and films that needed plot and characters in them. When I see the CG inspired madness and MTV inspired 'slick shots' in films...I wonder how dated they will look in twenty years. I would rather watch an Ed Wood, Russ Meyer, or Ray Dennis Steckler film anyday over glossed over candy that passes for films these days.....the female lead from 'creature of the Black Lagoon' seems much more beautiful to me than some of these tacky celebrities out of hollywood of late.....Bela Lugosi was Dracula, and Flash Gordan fought Emperor Ming's evil empire give me more enjoyment than most current films.SZ: Do you have some favorite directors? And why are they your favorites?JW: Ed Wood, Clive Barker, Lloyd Kaufman, Ray Dennis Steckler, Kevin Smith and Russ Meyers. Each director had a unique vision of what they were shooting for, and some (Ed Wood, Ray Dennis Steckler) did great with limited or no budgets. I also love my friend Conrad Brooks and his films....definitely worth a look for fans of surreal horror and 'offbeat' films. I'd also be remiss if I didn't mention local filmmakers George Bonilla, Jacob Ennis, Cherokee Hall, Stephen Zimmer, Matt Perry, Daniel Roberts, Mark Poole, Jason Crowe and my favorite Tim Ritter. I did several films with George Bonilla as an AD, and all of his films are surreal horror and worth a look for psychotronic film fans.....I did a nod to him and named several characters after him in Ectovision!Jacob Ennis produced my film Purvos, and I learned a lot...a lot from him on making films...Stash is a 70's slasher horror film much better than anything that Hollywood puts out there...I love Stephen Zimmer's films...his Shadows and Light movie is a fantasy film that really had a unique vision, and I really liked Matt Perry's film murderer. Tim Ritter is still a favorite director of mine, and definitely influenced Purvos.SZ: Do you have a day job? Or do you just sit back and collect royalty checks from the Goatboy films Empire?JW: I'm a working stiff, and fund my films myself which gives me freedom and headaches at the same time. Perhaps one day goatboyfilms will help fuel that run for the whitehouse or Senate. Vote Williams!SZ: How in the world did you come up with the name Goatboy films? What is the story behind the name of your studio?JW:From my friend Chadwell, we were kicking around ideas for a film company name in early 2001. It was Chadwell's nickname in college by a tripped out hippy chick. The name fit what I shooting for, and we kept it. It's not related to that saturday night live skit.SZ: Tell us about Pat Bowling and others in the Goatboy Films empire, as I know you work regularly with a few particular renegades like Pat.JW: I've known Pat from college, and our differences work out for the best. I'm a 'head in the clouds dreamer' sometimes, and Pat is a 'nuts and bolts' guy and that combination helps get projects done. Trust me, Pat is worth his weight in gold when it comes to the UFO film. Pat is also a damn good actor as well, I think he likes production much more... his acting swan song will be in Queen of the Cursed World. Pat is briefly in the medieval thing I'm cooking up...Insomnia and Dragon Witch. He did a fantastic job editing 'The Cursed Doll' which is now with Echelon StudiosSZ:How in the world would you describe a “Jerry William’s Film”? It seems to me you defy classification, but I had to ask, if only to know how best to describe your stuff myself. You perplex me!JW: Live action cartoon energy slacker dada satire comedy horror show....I guess my films move to their own heartbeats....I like the idea of crossing genres...high brow motives with junk food pop culture. I have some notes about doing my version of Alice in Wonderland called at this point 'Alice Caligari'...I like the idea of bringing in older actors since our culture is so youth obsessed, and Lewis Carroll's book lends itself easily to symbolic and freudian intrepretations...I read several biographies and literary criticisms of his creative work, and agree it was his only outlet in a repressed and solitary existence. It's still up in the air at this point.SZ: You have incredible women in your films. How do you convince them to be involved in no-budget projects without shelling out big bucks?JW: Well, my films usually have strong female character roles...most films you have a finite amount of what and who you can play. Slasher films usually have two roles in them...hero or victim, and sci fi films are even more restrictive. My films may be out in left field, but the female characters have power and command respect. I like that the actresses bring something to the table. Leslie Rogers was a fanastic Fiona in Soul Robbers, and Heather Price does a fantastic turn in Ectovision. Stephani Heise and Natasha Roberts who played the lovers in Purvos did great.I wanted Purvos to be a little different. Actors will at least listen to you, if your film isn't the 'slasher-on-the loose' fare, and I don't cut off roles at 24 years old....I find the youth obsessed culture out of tinseltown is shallow to my taste, but of course that's just my opnion.SZ: What is your largest budget to date? What is a typical budget on a Goatboy project? (In US Dollars, Yen, or Euros, you can pick)JW: Zeppo definitely, but I'm not sure about the final budget...that's more with Eric Butts and Moodswing Entertainment. I work with various budgets, but I joke with Pat that some of my films cost a six pack of beer and a song! I will say that at the end of the day, folks won't care about your budget if you engage them and entertain them. I've seen several modest budgeted films and felt great whereas I've seen CGI laden films that cost more than the gross national budget of small Africian countries and though they were slick emotionally dead pieces of eye fluff.SZ: You have a knack for casting, such as using the regal William Schaeffer Tolliver, the insane Steve Guynn, the Bruce Campbell-esque Daniel Roberts, the larger than life Cherokee Hall, etc. How do you approach casting such colorful characters? Do you bribe them?JW: I bribe them with my personality! No seriously, I usually connect with actors and crews working on other films for friends....I met several talented actors on film sets by local filmmakers such as Cherokee Hall, George Bonilla, Daniel Roberts, Jacob Ennis, Eric Butts, and Cineline's Matt Perry ....you find out more about a person working with them in long period of time than someone who wows you in an audition, and are a complete pain in the ass afterward. People who want to work on my films are a pretty passionate group, and I've been very lucky to get actors like Steve Guynn, Jason Crowe, Nathan Day, Billy Blackwell, Roni Jonah, Stepahni Heise, Natasha Roberts, Claude Miles, Kat Carney and others in the regional area. I also got to mention that Chad Hundley is a fanastic comedic actor, and his timing especially with Cherokee Hall reminds me of the old Bowery Boys. If I missed anyone, trust me there are some great actors out there working.SZ: What is it like working with The Bob Cooke?JW: He was awesome in Misadventures, as was Belinda. Bob's passionate about any and all things cinema....there was one line from misadventures that makes me smile...Bob's character says 'Our heroes will come like rain to a parched desert!' Bob did the line, but swore he'd beat me if I sent him another script like that again! People should check out his site www.Kymovie.net, Bob Cooke is like Coca Cola...he's the real thing baby! Belinda is a damn good producer on films like Hellephone, and Monstrosity among others and a passionate actress(she was fantastic in STASH as the sleazy mother).SZ: Give me an idea of your filmography (Yes, I understand that we might need a couple pages worth of space for this one.)JW:Completed films:Mint condition -writer/director (a Clerks type comedy) 18 minutes 2003Manic / Happy Anniversary - producer for Jacob Ennis's shortsPurvos - 72 minutes, writer/director 2004Zeppo - writer/director, feature film 90 minutes (2007)Misadventures in space, feature film 74 minutes (2007) and 53 minutes (2009)Soul Robbers from Outerspace, feature 61 minutes.Major Power and the flying saucer from Mars (and other tales of the hero) compliation 53 minutes (2009)Pirate Candy Sampler, comedy film 49 minutesDinner for two, short 5 minutesPumpkin Joe, short 5 minutesTwin sisters of Desire and Death! (The 'lost' episode of Misadventures in Space) 10 minuteAlien Conspiracy Murders, short 34 minutesIn production:Ecto-vision!, Insomnia and the Dragon Witch, Saucer sex from beyond, and the UFO documentary film I'm working with Pat Bowling. I'm also starting an edit of'Queen of the Cursed World', and have several projects in the planning stages.As Assistant director on ZP movies:Edison Death Machine, Monstrosity, and Hellephone.SZ: Speaking of Zeppo, which is arguably your “biggest budget” project to date—what’s going on with it at the moment? Will it ever be released? Rabid fans want to know!!!! (Or will the boxed set version be out before the regular version?)JW: I'm dating myself with this admission, but when I was a kid in the late 70's there was live action TV shows like Shazam!, Isis, and Jason of Star Command. Zeppo was a homage of sorts to that crazy saturday morning craziness crossed with a surreal midnight movie like Liquid Sky and Looney Tunes cartoons. Zeppo in a nut shell is a black and white cartoony sci fi adventure with non pc humor, naked zombies, cruel sexy aliens, and cardboard tombstones! Eric brought a lot his humor, and production skills for the film (not only did he edit and produce the film, but supervised the music and special efx shots for the film). We're currently shopping the film out to distributors, so hopefully folks will get to see it soon. Debbie Rochon was fanasttic in it, and Lloyd Kaufman still cracks me up...editing Lloyd was the hardest thing since he brings so much to the table...I'd love for Lloyd to do more serious dramatic roles...the local actors Stacey Gillespie, Elysse, Amanda Kaye, Casey Miracle, etc. did a fanastic job under some crazy shoots, and I have to say we had great production help from Casey Miracle, William Schaeffer Tolliver, and makeup was done by Julia Caudill.If Eric and I were the heads of Zeppo, Eric's mom, Patsy Butts, who helped produced the film and was its biggest booster was the heart of it. Sadly she passed away last year, but her legacy lives on in the film.(Movie Trailer for Zeppo)SZ: Will there be a sequel to Zeppo? And will the sequel be released before the original?JW: Never say never, but for me it would depend on how the first film fares out with the folks out there.SZ: How do you pull off working on multiple film projects at the same time? Are you simply crazy? Or is there a method to this obvious madness?JW: Part craziness, and part necessity. I shoot fast on my solo films, but it is also cause a lot of the actors are only available for a finite amount of time, so I have to move fast. The shooting multiple films at the same time is a nod to Roger Corman's methods. He would shoot a scene for a movie for AIP, then he would move the props about and change costumes to shoot a scenefor his own film which he would sell to AIP or to other film distributors. Pure genius, but maddening at the same time.SZ: Loyd Kaufman, Conrad Brooks , Debbie Rochon…what is it like working with cult figures that you have been a fan of yourself? How in the world do you keep Loyd contained and under control on the set?JW: I worked with Conrad on my horror film Purvos, and he and I are good friends. I love classic cinema, and movie serials of Conrad's youth so we talk about his films, and his experiences. A nice man, but pretty set in his convinctions which I understand and emulate myself. I always look forward to working with Conrad on any film...a good actor, he brings a lot to the table. He's an older actor and still working...check out his Jan-Gel films. Expect more film madness from Conrad in the future. I loved working with Debbie Rochon. A beautiful and talented lady, she was fantastic to work with on Zeppo...committed to the script, and worked her butt off on it...an artistic lady with a huge heart, and I can see why guys (and gals) fall for her like a ton of bricks. Whenever I think of Debbie, I imagine she is taking her ten minutes free from Fangoria radio and production work to paint on canvas...an earth elemental, timeless and beautiful like the moonlight in June.Lloyd is great actor, and very committed to cinema on all levels. I was very nervous meeting him. His toxic Avenger films are a part of my youth, so it was great and surreal to work with him. Like Debbie, a committed actor who busted his butt on the film. He really is a genius of indie cinema, and his books on making films should be taught in schools. Even if you don't 'get' the Troma films, it does my heart good that they can be out there. I think Lloyd can say more in a 90 minute film about the current state of affairs and the universal prejudices we have in say Poultrygeist than hours upon hours of PBS programming. I think Troma and Lloyd are the best parts of Americana like the hot dog and baseball, which is why I think people respond it worldwide. If you're into films, do yourself a favor and pick up his books and see that there is a method to the madness. I kept Lloyd contained by a harem of nubile women who fed him grapes and fanned him in between scenes....just kidding...he was a pleasure to work with, although I'm sure he wouldn't have protested that grape feeding scenario.SZ: I happen to own a poetry book by you, called Mirrors and Portraits, which not many people may know about. At the risk of incurring your wrath, I would like to shed a little light on this side of you. Talk about the poetry book and any other literary projects you might have coming out?JW: In college, I hung out with the literary crowd and loved writing poetry. I also got over my shyness by reading poetry at coffehouses, although I preferred doing it at places you wouldn't think about poetry.In Morehead, it was the local bar called Spanky's....you'd get these high and drunk professors, along with bikers and rednecks playing music and reading their poetry. A rough hole in the wall, but it was fun and definitely a place of my youth. In Lexington, it was High on Rose....unfortunately these places don't exist anymore...I guess I'm more Charles Bukowski 'live life fully dammit' than hanging out at staid coffeshops talking about writing. I had written poetry from that time period, and finally got a book of verse together called Mirrors and Portraits. In a sense it a portrait of me as an angry young guy who loved everything to the fullest. It's like the first time you finally 'hear' Mozart and it moves in your heart...same thing with literature and poetry with me. Passion fuels literature, and hopefully if people see the book, and see me...flaws and all. I'm working on a new book of poetry. I love writing verse, and never want that to leave my heart or my life. I try to put poetry and some poetic ideas in my scripts as well.SZ: On that note, rumor has it that you might be developing something theater related? Is there any truth to this rumor?JW: I wrote the Halloween murder myster play, Green Ghost of the Tracks, for Kathy Hobb's theater company, Fantastical theatricals, and it was great to see a play of mine on stage. Theater is the ultimate high wire act. I have a couple of plays written together, that may or may not hit the stage. A lot of folks don't realize that I was actually more interested in forming a theater company to stage my work at the beginning, but went with films instead. I would still love to make a theater company, so maybe one day down the road when the stars are in place, it may happen. I would also like folks to check out Kathy and her wonderful Fantastical Theatricals, a wonderful experience for me as a writer.SZ: Where can people find and buy some Jerry Williams movies?JW: Purvos is available at Brain Damage films. Major Power and the Flying Saucer from Mars DVD is available at indieflix. Misadventures in space the original version is on google video and hungry flix. That film has a tight new edit, and should be in a DVD package soon with mint condition. I have a comedy film, Pirate Candy Sampler, which is a comedy in the style of 'Amazon Women on the moon' on google video as well. The Cursed doll is now with Echelon Studios, so it should be out soon. You can also see Purvos on netflix and get it off Amazaon.com. My book of poetry is also available on Amazon and other book seller sites.Links to buy Purvos, Major Power, and Mirrors and Portraits.Purvoshttp://www.amazon.com/Purvos-Conrad-Brooks/dp/B0012OTVCGPurvos on netflixhttp://www.netflix.com/Movie/Purvos/70093406?&mqso=70002140&trkid=129129Major Powerhttp://www.indieflix.com/Films/MajorPowerandtheFlyingSaucerfromMarsMirrors and Portraitshttp://www.amazon.com/Mirrors-Portraits-Jerry-Williams/dp/1413765807/ref=cm_cr-mr-titleMisadventures in space (original cut on google video)http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=895029670631039342&ei=qiE_SpqxA4WkqwLPruTKAQ&q=misadventures+in+spacePirate Candy Samplerhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7192095349227927623&ei=5CU_SoasK5HwrgK-lIHLAQ&q=pirate+candy+samplerSZ: Will your cat be appearing in future projects, and will there be any parts available for other people’s cats, such as mine? Your cat’s performance was awesome as the Wizard Merlin in Major Power, and in the heavy-duty SFX sequence in the engine room in Misadventures in Space!JW: I actually jotted down an idea for 'Major Power and the Ghost train!', so if Major Power shows up...I think the Wizard would confer with the great wizards of yore...you always got to look out for ...evil ectoplasm!