Podcasts about Grampa Simpson

We're working on a new audio software for editing, so maybe this will be one of those crazy eps that sound like they're going too fast, but on the bright side, we do sound less stupid! Today: big breakfasts; SkiFree 2; Alex pulls the plug on live events (going to them, I mean); Keebee and Baby Robot; car antenna? More like anten-no; doing the Grampa Simpson walk-in-walk-out on LinkedIn; angelfire.com/pa/flansburgh; Final Fantasy's the one with the guns, right?; Spot the Seinfeld Guest Star; Dynasty Hades; catching up on Murakami, and some carlsome calls! This podcast has covered parking, so bring the family. ===MUSIC=== Re-Ra - Shine Vulfmon - Dawn

Doesn't America deserve better? On today's show, AEI's Guy Denton joins Matt to discuss why the 2024 presidential election pits a confused man against a chaotic one. They also talk about The Simpsons (Biden vs. Trump is like Grampa Simpson vs. Mr. Burns) and Larry Hogan's bid for U.S. Senate in Maryland.

HERE IS NEW YORK by E.B. White / QUEEN BEES & WANNABES by Rosalind Wiseman This takes the cake for oddest book pairing ever on our show! First, Toby reviews 1948 travelogue HERE IS NEW YORK and finds similarities between author E.B. White and Grampa Simpson. Then, Bailey offers far too many quotes from MEAN GIRLS as she covers the movie's source material, 2002 parenting manual QUEEN BEES & WANNABES: HELPING YOUR DAUGHTER SURVIVE CLIQUES, GOSSIP, BOYFRIENDS, AND OTHER REALITIES OF ADOLESCENCE by educator Rosalind Wiseman. Will they make "fetch" happen and find common ground between the two books?! Plus, the hosts share their latest bookworm problems, practice their spelling, and question Dillon's role on the podcast. 

Today's episode is about Grampa Simpson's wrestling alter ego Glamous Godfrey.

Chris and Steve are here to keep the train going with the newest episode of the series. We go over Bart The General of The Simpsons, where the series starts to get to the one we know today. In The Mandalorian episode The Gunslinger we see Mando take a new bounty hunter under his wing. Then the fifth Pixar movie Finding Nemo swims its way into our review. Where does it fall in our Pixar ranking? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below or on our Social Media. Follow us @ IG - Not Just Another Disney Pod Follow us @ FB - Not Just Another Disney Podcast Email us @ notjustanotherdisneypod@gmail.comLetterboxd - Worf77bbLetterboxd - Chrisopa

Grampa Simpson finds a girlfriend but it is tragically short lived and he must now decide what to do with the money she left him behind. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/arnold-garcia/message

Grampa Simpson has a heart attack and reveals to Homer he has an older brother. Homer searches for and finds his brother who then proceeds to learn what life is like as a Simpson. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/arnold-garcia/message

We watch “Cold War” (Series 7, Episode 8) where the Doctor and Clara travel to Peter Davison’s fifth Doctor era (that’s 1983 to you younguns!) and encounter Jon Pertwee’s 3rd Doctor era villain: the Ice Warriors! Whilst said encountering is going on, Matt Smith’s canonical eleventh Doctor tries to warn the scientist portrayed by the prototypical bad guy from nearly every movie made in the past forty years (David Warner…let’s give credit where credit is due) that his South Pole ice cube contains evil! Evil I tell ya! (Grampa Simpson appears in this description courtesy of Disney which I assume owns the BBC and everything else by now.)

In this episode our gang starts off on a serious note, as they discuss how they are dealing with the early days of quarantine due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Get everyone's perspective on their feelings and surprisingly they aren't killing each other... yet. They discuss The Simpsons possibly joining the Marvel Universe as well as Simpsons writer and producer Bill Oakley's, response to the another Simpsons prediction. Cori says her goodbyes to an American Treasure. It's Cori's turn to choose again and she chooses a great one from episode from Season 7: Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in "The Curse of the Flying Hellfish." Listen to all of Grampa Simpson's nonsensical ramblings in the action packed episode. Thank you for listening and stay inside, stay safe and be well!

McNabb's back from Mexico! (1:30); Recap of the Oscars: SURPRISE! They were fun this time! (10:05); Megarry has a Grampa Simpson moment, complaining about young people taking the elevator to go down ONE FLOOR instead of taking the stairs (19:10); Stumped! Today's trivia question stymied a lot of listeners trying to win James Taylor tickets (25:05); Pipeline protest happening in Downtown Winnipeg this afternoon (33:00); Transit expansion beyond the Perimeter, and rail yard relocation - How are the two connected? (45:20).

The Addicts Crew is back again with an all-new, festive, episode of Addicts Live! Join Alissa, Patric, and Safi as they breakdown the 2019 TSTO Christmas Event, Abe’s in Toyland. The Addicts crew talks all things Christmas, or lack thereof, Grampa Simpson, Death, and Mystery Box Mayhem! You won’t want to miss all the holidays feels of this episode! Be sure to check out the brand new Addicts shop TSTOAddicts.com/Shop Get In Touch: Twitter & Facebook: @TSTOAddicts Watch us Live: https://tstoaddicts.com/addicts-live/ If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a 5-Star rating and review! #tsto #tappedout #tstoaddicts #thesimpsons Continue reading →

In another recording from the Edinburgh Fringe, we go Sicko Mode with web surfer Aaron Chen (@chennylifestyle). Jamali gets all Grampa Simpson with stories about the olden days, we deify Mark Silcox and the in-podcast postcode war escalates as Ed and Jamali compare muscles yet again See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 30 sees us examine Grampa Simpson’s first on-screen romance in “Old Money”, an episode that sees an unjust surplus of Doctor Marvin Monroe, but it does include the debut of one Professor Frink! Tom tells the tale of the Birmingham Six, the six men wrongly imprisoned for the Birmingham pub bombings of 1974 and… Read More »

We're putting a spell on you on this week's Talking Taker! Join wrestling superfans Alex Doriot and Travis White on their journey through every Undertaker PPV match as they cover the creepy and kooky and all together ooky match between The Dead Man and Booker T at Judgment Day 2004. Taker and Paul Bearer are back to their mysterious ways and ruling strong over Smackdown. So to combat The Phenom, Booker seeks some black magic from Mama Sangry! Yes, this really happens and yes, we really pick it all apart - dirt from an unmarked grave, tree-legged dogs, stereotypical cliches and all!. Along the way we'll also talk about another Grampa Simpson moment, the rapid decline in quality of Smackdown during this period, the rise of JBL, the epic failure of Mordecai, more F.B.I. beatdowns, Alex's terrible Paul Bearer impression, Taker's odd look and incredible entrances, Booker T's great matches (or lack thereof), and a long-overdue correction regarding The Undertaker's entrance music. Plus we discuss The Graveyard Dogs match at Extreme Rules 2019 and reveal the fan's vote for the Top 10 matches of the Biker Taker era! Download, enjoy, and Taker Easy! Check out our brand new Spotify Playlist highlighting all the music featured across our episodes throughout the years and see if you can remember which songs went with each match!  Pick up a Taker Easy shirt over at TeePublic to help support the show! Join our Creature Community by following us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook!

Third time's a charm - we finally get around to analyzing Ra's al Ghul! Anthony & Doc discuss the value of legacy, reference Hamilton for a second week in a row, and Ra's turns into Grampa Simpson on the couch. Listen now! SHOW NOTES: Introduction Background Created by Julius Schwartz, Dennis O'Neill, and Neal Adams in Batman #232 (June 1971) Name translates from Arabic to "the Demon's Head" or "Head of the Ghoul" Born 600 years ago in the Arabian peninsula to a tribe of nomads - became a doctor who discovered Lazarus Pits which physically rejuvenate the user, but take a mental toll Over centuries, he becomes a genius and capable fighter, but comes to hate humanity because of their destruction of the environment - becomes an eco-terrorist whose goal is to eliminate much of the world's population through a virus Deduces Batman's secret identity and determines he is the most suitable heir to his empire, so he creates a trap to kidnap Robin and test Bruce Daughter Talia was also used as part of the trap - she falls in love with Bruce, and he reciprocates her feelings - they have on-again/off-again relationship that culminates in the birth of a son, Damian Ra's is integral part of the Tower of Babel story, where he discovers Batman's contingency plans for Justice League and uses them with stunning efficiency - steals corpses of Thomas & Martha Wayne to keep Bruce distracted Death and the Maidens - pits daughter vs. daughter - he manipulates Talia and another daughter, Nyssa, into turning on Batman - Nyssa stabs Ra's and Batman cremates the body Resurrection - Ra's spirit wants to return to a physical body and plans to use grandson Damian - his father, the Sensei, dies fighting Batman, so he wants the body of another son, the White Ghost, Dusan - Ra's succeeds, but Dusan dies - Batman battles Ra's, and has him imprisoned in Arkham New 52 - head of the League of Assassins, and plans to create super-humans inside the bodies of sperm whales - steals the body of Damian Wayne to use for his own nefarious purposes, but Batman recovers his son's corpse Issues (14:07) Insanity as a result of Lazarus Pits Betrayal of everyone he's ever worked with has left him alone (22:34) Nostalgia bias (30:55) Treatment (35:26) In-universe Out of universe Skit (43:00) Ending References: "Finally, the Rock has come back..." - Anthony - 0:35 Batman - "Where does he get those wonderful toys?" - Anthony - 6:31 Geek History Lesson - Anthony - 14:02 Energizer Bunny - Anthony - 16:54 "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" - Anthony - 34:58 Hamilton - "The World Was Wide Enough" - Doc - 42:34 Hamilton - "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story" - Anthony - 42:44 iTunes: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Twitter FacebookE-mailPatreon

We've got two early-period classics here, folks. Old Money - in which Grampa Simpson falls in love with a lovely old woman who promptly dies - is a really undervalued episode, let me tell you. We loved it, even if the ending is a bit weird. Oooohhhh, Beeeeaaa. And then, Brush With Greatness. My goodness, what a wonderful episode. Another triumph! So, what do we get into? Nick talks about breaking his arm, James lists the specific elderly people we should treasure, we get deep into Colossus/Monroe theory (you'll see), and generally praise the wonderful work of Jon Lovitz, "a real force for good in the world". At one point we do impressions of Ringo Starr, and they are...truly bad, so look forward to that. This week's podcast recommendation: Burgers and FriesFB: facebook.com/podsinthekeyofspringfieldTwitter: @KeySpringfieldIsnta: podsinthekeyofspringfield

Michael Rousselet (5 Second Films, Dude Bro Party Massacre 3) joins the girls to talk love tonic, reverse vampires, and the tenderness that could be Abe and Homer’s relationship, once they get out of their own dummy way.