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Best podcasts about Greg Dean

Latest podcast episodes about Greg Dean

The Value Perspective
The Value Perspective with Greg Dean

The Value Perspective

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2025 62:04


In this Allocator's Edge episode of the Value Perspective we're joined by Greg Dean, the founder of Langdon Equity Partners, an asset management firm he launched just two and a half years ago after an impressive career at Cambridge Global Asset Management. This is the first in at least four episodes where we will dive deep into the challenges of launching an asset management business, exploring the tough decisions risks and insights that come with setting up a boutique firm. We discuss Greg's journey in building Langdon Equity Partners, the thought process behind going independent and the obstacles he faced along the way. From avoiding hindsight bias in decision making to understanding why small cap stocks hold their appeal in today's market, Greg shares his expertise on everything from global small cap strategies to the ongoing battle between active and passive management. Enjoy! NEW EPISODES: We release main series episodes every two weeks on Mondays. You can subscribe via Podbean or use this feed URL (https://tvpschroders.podbean.com/feed.xml) in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and other podcast players. GET IN TOUCH: send us a tweet: @TheValueTeam  Important information. This podcast is for investment professionals only. Marketing material for Financial Professionals and Professional Clients only.  The material is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, accounting, legal or tax advice, or investment recommendations.  Reliance should not be placed on any views or information in the material when taking individual investment and/or strategic decisions.  Past Performance is not a guide to future performance and may not be repeated.  Diversification cannot ensure profits or protect against loss of principal.  The value of investments and the income from them may go down as well as up and investors may not get back the amounts originally invested.  Exchange rate changes may cause the value of investments to fall as well as rise.  Investing in emerging markets and securities with limited liquidity can expose investors to greater risk.  Private assets investments are only available to Qualified Investors, who are sophisticated enough to understand the risk associated with these investments.  This material may contain “forward-looking” information, such as forecasts or projections. Please note that any such information is not a guarantee of any future performance and there is no assurance that any forecast or projection will be realised.  Reliance should not be placed on any views or information in the material when taking individual investment and/or strategic decisions. The views and opinions contained herein are those of the individuals to whom they are attributed and may not necessarily represent views expressed or reflected in other Schroders communications, strategies or funds.  Any reference to regions/ countries/ sectors/ stocks/ securities is for illustrative purposes only and not a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instruments or adopt a specific investment strategy. Any data has been sourced by us and is provided without any warranties of any kind. It should be independently verified before further publication or use. Third party data is owned or licenced by the data provider and may not be reproduced, extracted or used for any other purpose without the data provider's consent. Neither we, nor the data provider, will have any liability in connection with the third party data.  

Market Call
Greg Dean: Feb. 13, 2025

Market Call

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2025 46:12


Greg Dean, lead investor at Langdon Equity Partners, shares his outlook on the market.

Girl You So Random
Don't Give Up

Girl You So Random

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 19, 2025 33:55


In this episode of Girl, You So Random, I had the pleasure of talking with Comedian, D'Marie born and raised in LA. She's a standup comedienne whose style of comedy is observational and definitely her own! She's performed at Hollywood Improv, Ice-House Comedy Club, Pioneer Dancer Awards (honoring the legendary “Original Lockers” Dance Group, presented by The Dancer Jo Foundation), and more! Studying under the “Comedy Teacher's Teacher,” Greg Dean, as well as the comedic legend and “King of Venice Beach,” Michael Colyar, D'Marie's act can range from her family, to her relationship and slight addiction to Randy's Doughnuts, all the way to exploring why men over 75 always seem to approach her - don't ask. She may be considered a millennial, but she's got a soul of gold which allows her to reach audiences both young and old. She believes that her stage presence, honesty, transparency, and desire to have and bring fun onstage are what truly stands out in her act.   IG/TT: @TearItUpDee   FB: @dmarie.marie.129 Vocals by: Dian Sentino @belifuna Follow me on IG @drhollysfunny

The Rules of Investing
Why trying to time small caps is a "big waste of time"

The Rules of Investing

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 8, 2024 42:18


Much has been made of the “Great Rotation” of late and the move away from highly concentrated large caps into small-cap equities, particularly in the US. Greg Dean, founder of Langdon Equity Partners, is having none of it. When quizzed about whether the rotation was impacting how Dean and his team invest, the short answer was ‘no'. Late last year, amid widespread commentary about 2024 being the ‘year for small caps', Langdon wrote about the time and energy people spend talking about timing in small caps and called it a “big waste of time”. Dean feels a similar way about the rotation. “The reality is if you wait for the perfect time, you've probably missed out on a lot of opportunity during that period when fewer people were interested”, says Dean. Dean founded Langdon in 2021 on the concept of a “clean sheet of paper” – i.e. not being beholden to anyone but investors. His philosophy is built on deep research and holding management to account, allowing him to ‘trust but verify'. He adds that speaking with management is a delicate balance that is often “executed poorly”. “You think you have to be aggressive and definitive or you have to be a “yes” person and agree with everything that they're telling you, and neither of those is optimal”, says Dean. In the following episode of The Rules of Investing, Dean delves deeper into small-cap investing, explains why he and his team take more than 300 individual company meetings each year, talks through the current portfolio tilt, and shares why the fund favours Europe over the US. He also upacks two global small-cap stock ideas that highlight Langdon's approach.  Note: This episode was recorded on 31 July 2024. You can watch the video or listen to the podcast below.  https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/why-trying-to-time-small-caps-is-a-big-waste-of-time-and-2-long-term-stock-ideas Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:36 - Investment background and founding Langdon 5:05 - Biggest influences over the journey and why small caps? 8:39 - Investment philosophy origin story 11:01 - When is enough, enough? 12:45 - The Great Rotation and current market conditions 15:31 - Company meetings how the best stand out 20:09 - Honing the craft 23:42 - Current portfolio: underweight US, overweight Europe 26:58 - Why cashflow is Landon's North Star 28:07 - Other non-negotiables 29:12 - Testing beliefs 30:40 - Navigating patience as a small-cap investor 32:57 - Small-cap stock ideas 37:52 - What are investors getting wrong about today's markets? 49:27 - Courage of conviction 41:29 - The five-year stock  

Billion Dollar Backstory
36: Former Fund Manager at a $27B Shop Turned Boutique Founder Greg Dean of Langdon Partners on Entrepreneurship | Why AUM Isn't the Only Measure of Success | How Different Thinking Leads to Differentiated Results

Billion Dollar Backstory

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 10, 2024 57:50


Success as a founder is about more than impressive AUM. It's about maintaining autonomy and connection. It's about taking pride in what you do, the team you've built, and most importantly having fun along the way. Take it from today's guest, Greg Dean, founder of global small-cap specialist firm Langdon Partners.In this episode, he and Stacy discuss: Greg's backstory: o From Fidelity Investments to co-founding a $27B investment firmo How his passion for connecting people and numbers drove him into small-cap investingo His big leap from the shallow end of co-foundership to founding his own firm • Why AUM isn't the only measure of success in small-cap investing• Strategies for maximizing return on time in small-cap investing• The challenges of climbing the ranks in the fund world• Key advice for fund managers considering leaping into entrepreneurship About Greg Dean: Greg founded Langdon Equity Partners, a firm that believes in making investment excellence through smaller company investing available to all clients.  He is the Chief Executive and lead investor for their smaller companies strategies. Previously, Greg was a Partner and Portfolio Manager at Cambridge Global Asset Management, where he was the joint recipient of the prestigious Morningstar Breakout Fund Manager of the Year in 2015. His funds also won numerous industry awards.Greg has a degree in Mathematics from the University of Waterloo and a Bachelor's of Business Administration from Wilfrid Laurier University. He is also a CFA charterholder.He considers himself more of a thermostat than a thermometer, is a father of 2, can find the best coffee in any city, and a life-long Raptors fan.

Musical Theatre Radio presents
Be Our Guest with Greg Dean Borowsky, Shaun Borowsky and Bongi Duma (Mandela A New Musical)

Musical Theatre Radio presents "Be Our Guest"

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2024 41:20


Greg & Shaun Borowsky are songwriters and music producers from South Africa, signed to Sony Music Publishing New York. Together, the brothers have been the creative producers and writers behind some of South Africa's biggest SAMA-winning artists, having earned a Grammy Award Nomination, an Off-Broadway Alliance Award, a Naledi Award, a Loerie Award Nominations, Metro FM Best R&B Award Nomination, and a Channel O Africa Best R&B Award Nomination. Bongi Duma wrote additional music and lyrics for Mandela and is an accomplished performer composer and arranger and can currently be seen on Broadway in The Lion King. He has worked with the likes of Miriam Makeba, Angelique Kidjo, Somi, Michael Frenti and many more.

Indiana Sports Talk Podcast
11:00PM- 12:00AM- (Greg Dean, David Deaton, Kirk Manns, Jeremiah Johnson) 1/26/2024

Indiana Sports Talk Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 27, 2024 44:34


The final hour Indiana Sports Talk tips off with a thanks to the listeners and viewers of the IHSAA Girls Basketball Pairing Show. Then, WKLO's David Deaton joins to recap West Washington's 64-61 win over North Harrison in double overtime. Fountain Central's Greg Dean joins to discuss the 69-52 win over Faith Christian. Plus, Seymour head coach Kirk Manns calls in to share his 49-28 win over Floyd Central. Jeremiah Johnson from the Indiana Pacers and Bally Sports joins to recap Indiana's 133-131 win over the Pheonix Suns. Also, a familiar voice on the show, Kip Wessner of Hoosier Basketball Magazine joins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Betting Startups Podcast
Ep. 99: Automating risk management for in-play DFS w/ Greg Dean & Gianni Settino from HotStreak

The Betting Startups Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 25, 2024 30:24


Ep. 99 features Greg Dean & Gianni Settino from HotStreak, which is AI-powered sports gaming technology.   Hear them discuss: Their backgrounds at other startups, including Gianni's time as the first engineer at Draft before its acquisition by Paddy Power Betfair The origins of HotStreak as an NFT-based collectibles game that they pivoted into the current in-play DFS product The challenges of building scalable in-play microbetting technology, and why “risk management became the dominant problem” The opportunities they see in B2B despite the fact they'll “probably stay direct to consumer” Automating risk management, any why “taking humans out of risk management is the end goal” Why they “remain long-term bullish” on web3 technologies despite their early pivot away from NFTs How poor risk management and correlated pricing has contributed to challenges for other DFS operators   Learn more

Indiana Sports Talk Podcast
11:00PM-12:00PM - (David Deaton, Steve Kolb, Greg Dean) - 12/22/2023

Indiana Sports Talk Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 23, 2023 43:54


After a BK update, Coach begins the third hour with WKLO's David Deaton as they discuss the Gibson County Tournament games today as well as the rest of the upcoming games. WAXL's Steve Kolb calls in to talk to Coach about Heritage Hills taking down Charlestown 65-52. Coach then recaps the Fountain Central win 47-41 over Seeger with Fountain Central Coach Greg Dean. Kip Wesner of hoosierbasketballmagazine.com joins the show to talk about the magazine. Fishers Coach Garrett Winegar calls in to end the show, Winegar did not coach tonight in the 66-65 win over Center Grove as he was at the hospital for the birth of his child. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Portfolio Construction Forum
If you do anything, use behavioural analysis in manager selection

Portfolio Construction Forum

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 22, 2023 29:58


Traditional performance attribution helps explain past fund performance but is not predictive of future success. In the same way that Moneyball has swept every professional sport, data science is bringing greater transparency into portfolio managers' decision-making skill. Decision attribution, which analyses the buy and sell decisions of individual portfolio managers, helps identify patterns of demonstrated skill - and specific areas for improvement. For portfolio construction practitioners seeking to select managers capable of outperforming, behavioural analysis of fund managers is crucial. - Essentia Analytics' Clare Flynn Levy and Langdon Equity Partners' Greg Dean. Earn 0.50 CE/CPD hrs on Portfolio Construction Forum

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Compounders: The Anatomy of a Multibagger
Shooting for Hall of Fame Returns and World Class Service with Greg Dean, Langdon Equity Partners

Compounders: The Anatomy of a Multibagger

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 9, 2023 71:11


Today's episode is the next in our series of profiles of emerging investment firms. In these interviews, we dive deep into the various components of building an investment firm that can compound. Our guest on the show today is Greg Dean, the Founder and Lead of Investor at Toronto-based Langdon Equity Partners. Greg founded Langdon in 2021 after successful stints at Fidelity and Cambridge Global Asset Management. Langdon describes itself as an “active and engaged owner of world class smaller companies.” The firm has assembled concentrated portfolios of companies with enterprise values between $500 million and $5 billion that are cash generative and are run by long-term-oriented executives. In this conversation, we discuss: Why Greg wants the Langdon office to be more like a library than a train station; His definition of a compounder and the unique challenges of managing such companies within small cap strategies; How Langdon has tried to position itself differently from other small-cap-focused firms; The kinds of mistakes that prevent companies from realizing their full compounder potential; and The cultural elements that are most important when building a new investment firm. Without any further ado, here is my conversation with Greg Dean of Langdon Equity Partners. For more information about Langdon Equity Partners, please visit: https://www.langdonpartners.com/ Listen to all Compounders Podcast episodes on either Apple or Spotify iTunes: https://apple.co/3xlUvPY Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3jxkxLl All opinions expressed by your hosts and the podcast guests are solely their own opinions and do not reflect the opinion of SNN or its affiliates. This podcast is for informational purposes only, it is not investment advice, and should not be relied upon for any investment decisions. We are not recommending the purchase or sale of any securities. The hosts and guests may be beneficial owners of the securities discussed. You should not assume that the securities discussed are or will be profitable.

Chuckin’ it from the Cheap Seats
Greg Dean, Fountain Central

Chuckin’ it from the Cheap Seats

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 6, 2023 65:59


Coach Thompson interviews Coach Greg Dean, head coach of the Regional Champion Fountain Central Mustangs, in the 11th episode of Season 2 of Chuckin' it from the Cheap Seats.

Indiana Sports Talk Podcast
11:00-12:00-(Mark Minner, Greg Dean, David Deaton, Kip Wesner, Joey Neill)

Indiana Sports Talk Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2023 43:29


Coach kicks off the final hour of the show by talking to Mark Minner about Butler's 69-67 win over Xavier. Greg Dean joins the show to talk about Fountain Central's 42 40 win over Park Heritage. David Deaton joins the show to talk about Corydon's 52-45 win over Eastern Deacon in overtime. Kip Wesner of Hoosier Basketball Magazine joins the show to talk Hoosier basketball teams to look out for. Joey Neill joins the show to talk about Bloomfield's 73 45 win over Washington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Indiana Sports Talk Podcast
11:00PM-12:00AM-(Coach Cliff Hawkins, Coach Ryan Heywood, Coach Scott McClelland, Coach Greg Dean)- 1/13/2023

Indiana Sports Talk Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 14, 2023 43:10


It's the final hour on Network Indiana's Indiana Sports Talk, and Coach Bob Lovell and Josh Mullenix are joined by Coach Cliff Hawkins from Tipton High School. The Blue Devils got it done tonight over North Western 54-46. Next on IST, Coach Ryan Heywood stops by to talk with Coach Lovell about Loogootee's win tonight over Barr Reeve. Coach Heywood goes on to talk what this means to them as they move to 10-4 on the year now and what the Lions are still trying to improve upon as their schedule begins to get significantly harder here in the coming weeks. Coach Scott McClelland joins the show next to talk with Coach about Noblesville's win tonight over Zionsville and what this tough win meant for the Millers who improve to 9-3 on the year. Coach Greg Dean from Fountain Central stops by next on IST, Coach Dean discusses with Coach Lovell the Mustangs high-scoring 69-67 victory tonight over Vermillion to improve to 10-3 on the season.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EC Radio
Matt Lomeo- Local Music Monday

EC Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2022 37:30


Matt Lomeo talks to Zee about his origins, a few Greg Dean stories, Matt's upcoming holiday shows in CNY, and future plans Matt Lomeo's websiteThis Podcast is sponsored by - Just Joe - https://www.justjoe.com/Upgrade Brain Formula- https://freemanformula.com/*use promo code: disruption for a 15% discount *Lasting Confidence- Where Men Go For Growth - https://www.lastingconfidence.com/*use promo code: disruption for a 15% discount *EJA Moving Service- www.ejamoving.comJoey's at 307- www.315eats.comBallsy- www.ballwash.com *Use Promo Code MEMEBERSONLY for 15% discount *Utica Coffee Roasters- www.wakethehellup.comSaranac Brewery- www.saranac.comAttorney Dave Longeretta- 315-735-6162___________________________________________________________________________________________________________Support this podcast through Virtual Tip Jar- Venmo: @xytoda Cash App: https://cash.app/AnthonyZeeDonaldson____________________________________________________________________________________________________________Get Social with The D-The D on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/DisruptionnetworkThe D on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/disruptionnetwork/The D on Twitter - https://twitter.com/the_D_networkThe D on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/disruptionnetworkThe D on Twitch- https://www.twitch.tv/disruptionnetwork

Stand Up France - Le Podcast
EP99 : La méthode de Greg Dean en français ! avec Scott Fins

Stand Up France - Le Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 8, 2022 67:09


C'est une excellente nouvelle pour les amateurs de stand-up, il existe maintenant une version française du livre Step By Step to StandUp Comedy de Greg Dean. Vous pouvez vous le procurer ici : https://amzn.to/3MLdGKR Scott Fins s'est occupé de l'adaptation de l'ouvrage et il nous explique les bases de cette méthode et en quoi elle pourrait bien vous être utile. Si vous voulez suivre Scott, prendre des cours ou engager un auteur ça se passe ici : https://scott-fins.com/

Hot Breath! Podcast: Your Weekly Guide to Comedy Mastery
Best Tips From Top Comedy Authors - Jerry Corley, Judy Carter, Greg Dean, Scott Dikkers, Steve North + MORE

Hot Breath! Podcast: Your Weekly Guide to Comedy Mastery

Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2022 43:55


We've interview the top comedy authors in the world and this episode shares our biggest takeaways and must hear advice for comics to level up their game fast! Listen and learn! Subscribe to our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/HotBreathPod?sub_confirmation=1 (https://www.youtube.com/c/HotBreathPod?sub_confirmation=1) Full Author Episodes Below: Jerry Corley - https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/jerry-corley-comedy-masterclass (https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/jerry-corley-comedy-masterclass) Wayne Federman - https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/wayne-federman-history-of-stand-up (https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/wayne-federman-history-of-stand-up) Steve North - https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/steve-north-comedy-masterclass (https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/steve-north-comedy-masterclass) Stephen Rosenfield - https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/stephen-rosenfield-comedy-masterclass (https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/stephen-rosenfield-comedy-masterclass) Scott Dikkers - https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/scott-dikker-comedy-writing-masterclass (https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/scott-dikker-comedy-writing-masterclass) Beth Lapides - https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/beth-lapides-comedy-podcast (https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/beth-lapides-comedy-podcast) Judy Carter - https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/judy-carter-comedy-bible-podcast (https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/judy-carter-comedy-bible-podcast) Greg Dean - https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/greg-dean-joke-writing-masterclass (https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/greg-dean-joke-writing-masterclass) John Vorhaus - https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/john-vorhaus-comedy-masterclass (https://hotbreath.captivate.fm/episode/john-vorhaus-comedy-masterclass)

Hot Breath! Podcast: Your Weekly Guide to Comedy Mastery
Stephen Rosenfield - Finding Your Comedic Voice, Clean vs. Dirty Comedy, + MORE - comedy podcast

Hot Breath! Podcast: Your Weekly Guide to Comedy Mastery

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2022 78:49


Stephen Rosenfield is one of the world's most respected comedy authors and instructors joining the Hot Breathiverse to answer your questions live. This is a must hear interview for anyone looking to take their comedy and career to the next level. This is just one of the several interviews we've done in our 2022 comedy author series. Check out our other interviews with authors like Greg Dean, Jerry Corley, Scott Dikkers, and Judy Carter now available on the podcast. Listen and share! Get Stephen's Book Here: https://amzn.to/3E0aQPj (https://amzn.to/3E0aQPj) Learn more about our educational resources here: https://hotbreathmedia.com/ (https://hotbreathmedia.com/)

Ganska Djupt
39. Ganska kort om standupkurser och böcker

Ganska Djupt

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2022 10:11


Vilka resurser finns för de som vill börja med standup? Jag pratar lite om de grejer jag hade hjälp av när jag började. Judy Carter: https://www.bokus.com/bok/9782958061104/le-comedy-bible/ Greg Dean: https://www.youtube.com/c/gregdeancomedy  Jerry Corley: https://www.youtube.com/c/JerryCorley

Long Shot Leaders with Michael Stein
How To Be a Stand Up Comedian with Greg Dean - Catching Up with Greg for the 1 Year Anniversary Series

Long Shot Leaders with Michael Stein

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2022 54:30


How To Be a Stand Up Comedian with Greg Dean - Catching Up with Greg for the 1 Year Anniversary Series Forty years ago, Greg realized that nobody was teaching comedy. Greg took it upon himself to be a stand-up comedy teacher and teach others how to succeed. Setting aside his successful career as a comedian (Saturday Night Live, Ringling Bros Circus clown and ringmaster, Comedy Store paid regular, his own improv troupe with Andy Garcia) and many others, he pursued his passion – to teach the art of stand-up.

Hot Breath! Podcast: Your Weekly Guide to Comedy Mastery
Greg Dean - How to Write a Joke with Formulas and Techniques + MORE - comedy podcast

Hot Breath! Podcast: Your Weekly Guide to Comedy Mastery

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 7, 2022 70:43


Greg Dean is one of the industry's most sought after comedy instructors and for good reason. He has written several books, runs his own comedy school, done speeches on the topic, and much more. This is a comedy masterclass you (and your comedy growth) cannot afford to miss. Listen and learn! Check out Greg's books here: https://amzn.to/3tz2wBk (https://amzn.to/3tz2wBk) Go to Greg's website here: https://stand-upcomedy.com/ (https://stand-upcomedy.com/) Join our Facebook writing group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/HotBreathComedyNetwork/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/HotBreathComedyNetwork/) Join our classes and workshops here: https://hotbreathmedia.podia.com/ (https://hotbreathmedia.podia.com/)

Ashley On
Ashley On - Hemp Plastics with Greg Dean from The Hemp Plastic Company

Ashley On

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 24, 2022 26:58


Hemp plastics hold amazing promise to both lower CO2 levels and to stop the flow of plastic into our oceans.  The Hemp Plastics Company (THPC) is leading the way.  THPC believes that in order to make a sustainable impact, working a more sustainable hemp product into the existing plastics production flow is a  faster path (as compared to full-scale material and processing disruption).  Greg Dean is a 30 year plastics industry veteran and we discuss the products that THPC offers and the impact that they can make in the world.

Nothing But Us
Episode 15: NOTHING BUT US TURNS 1!! Getting Deep With WNRS

Nothing But Us

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 24, 2021 54:11


TODAY IS OUR ONE YEAR PODCAST ANNIVERSARY!! To celebrate this amazing milestone, we get real deep while playing the We're Not Really Strangers card game ❤️ thank you everyone for your support over the last year, we hope you can continue this journey with us over the many more years to come! FOLLOW US: Instagram @nothingbutuspodcast @rachbeandesu @kevurn Twitter @nothingbutuspod @rachbeandesu @imbaemax Youtube.com/rachaelbrooks Twitch.tv/imbaemax Listen to Rachael's interview with Greg Dean! https://anchor.fm/explore-life/episodes/Australias-forgotten-COVID-victims---Partners-Apart-EP-1-e140rrv/a-a62pi7s --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nothing-but-us/support

Nothing But Us
Episode 14: Friendships and Falling Outs | Dealing with Change and Finding Your True Friends

Nothing But Us

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 10, 2021 44:55


This week, we get REAL. Tune in and DEEP dive with us into the world of friendship - how to handle a falling out? finding your true friends? we cover it all in this week's episode with some personal stories and - as always - heartfelt (aww) advice. FOLLOW US: Instagram @nothingbutuspodcast @rachbeandesu @kevurn Twitter @nothingbutuspod @rachbeandesu @imbaemax Youtube.com/rachaelbrooks Twitch.tv/imbaemax Listen to Rachael's interview with Greg Dean! https://anchor.fm/explore-life/episodes/Australias-forgotten-COVID-victims---Partners-Apart-EP-1-e140rrv/a-a62pi7s --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nothing-but-us/support

Long Shot Leaders with Michael Stein
World-leading comedy coach Greg Dean, his career and how to be a stand-up comedian

Long Shot Leaders with Michael Stein

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 19, 2021 65:03


World-leading comedy coach Greg Dean talks about his career and how to be a stand-up comedian

Positive Connections Radio
Commander Greg Dean: Glen Waverley Police: Melbourne, Australia

Positive Connections Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 6, 2020 54:57


Podcast 48: Positive Connections RadioCommander Greg Dean. Glen Waverley PoliceMelbourne, Australia Commander Greg Dean is a 30-year police veteran currently working as station commander of Glen Waverley Police Station. Greg was Senior Sergeant of Victoria Police’s Welfare Services who provide 24/7/365 confidential well-being support to all 20,000 Victoria Police as well as their immediate family. We talk about First Responder only retreats, how the attitude about asking for help has changed and how we can combat the fear of asking for help around the globe. Please contact Commander Greg Dean with any questions or comments: Greg.Dean@Police.Vic.Gov.AUwww.MentalHealthNewsRadio.com

Positive Connections Radio
Melbourne, Australia-Meets San Diego Peers at PSPSA: Senior Sergeant Greg Dean: Victoria Police

Positive Connections Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 15, 2019 45:22


Sgt Greg Dean is a 30-year police veteran currently working as a manager of Victoria Police’s Welfare Services who provide 24/7/365 confidential wellbeing support to all 20,000 Victoria Police as well as their immediate family. Greg was recently awarded the Sir Winston Churchill Fellowship that allowed him to travel to the USA, Canada and the UK to research and investigate early intervention into mental health in serving police and peer support for former police employees. Today I met with Sgt. Greg Dean at PSPSA, Public Safety Peer Support Association 2019. We talked about peer support in Australia and how we can work together to help end the stigma of mental health issues among First Responders. Sgt. Dean stated, “We’re about sharing and working together as a unified force to get rid of this beast” (Stigma). Please contact Sgt. Greg Dean with any questions or comments: Greg.Dean@Police.Vic.Gov.AUwww.MentalHealthNewsRadio.comwww.COPLine.Orgwww.PSPSA.Org

DJ Dave Allen's Podcast
Pride 2006 Dark

DJ Dave Allen's Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 25, 2019 85:25


Originally released for Chicago Pride 2006, this is disc #1 of a 2-disc set. Tracklist: 1. Out tonight (Mark's redux mix) - Rosario Dawson (from the movie "Rent") 2. Love sensation '06 (Freemasons remix) - Loleatta Holloway 3. I will (Greg Dean remix) - Dolce 4. Gonna (Paulo's big room remix) - Sugavox 5. Crash (Jared Jones Vibelicious mix) - Gwen Stefani 6. It's over (Norty Cotto remix) - Georgie Porgie feat. Joi Cardwell 7. Waiting in the darkness (Tonka's darker mix) - Erick Morillo 8. S.O.S. (Chris Cox club mix) - Rihanna 9. Unbelievable (Chris Cox remix) - Kaci Brown 10. Stupid girls (Junior Vasquez mix) - Pink 11. Relentless (Eddie Baez remix) - Veronica 12. Hypnotic, Erotic games (Soulshaker remix) - Soulshakers

Humor en público
150 Comentamos el libro «Step by step to Stand-Up Comedy» de Greg Dean

Humor en público

Play Episode Listen Later May 8, 2019 37:47


En este episodio comentamos el libro «Step by step to Stand-Up Comedy» de Greg Dean. Hemos hablado de… Celebramos los 150 episodios con un libro que ha leído Carles. Ojo que Carles pone en duda a Miguel Lago. Formas de estirar una broma. La relación con el público. El ensayo del monólogo según Greg Dean. … Continuar leyendo "150 Comentamos el libro «Step by step to Stand-Up Comedy» de Greg Dean" La entrada 150 Comentamos el libro «Step by step to Stand-Up Comedy» de Greg Dean se publicó primero en Humor en público.

Spork in the Road
Spork in the Road - Greg Dean

Spork in the Road

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2018 20:45


Greg Dean - Actor and Director www.catastrophictheatre.com/ In this episode, our resident architects Joe Rivers and Kevin Barden visit with Greg Dean, a theater actor and director from Houston, Texas. Greg Dean has been a player in Houston's theater scene for practically three decades, having spent much of that time as an actor and director with locally founded Catastrophic Theater. Joe and Kevin sat down with Greg to discuss his evolution as an actor and his approach to directing. Rivers Barden Architects www.riversbarden.com

FINRA Unscripted
A Touch Point for Politicians and Other Regulators: FINRA’s Office of Government Affairs

FINRA Unscripted

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 29, 2018 17:21


5: A Touch Point for Politicians and Other Regulators: FINRA’s Office of Government Affairs It is 2018. America is facing a wave of new government appointments and upcoming elections at all levels of the government. And with new leaders, come new priorities. Effective government relations are essential to FINRA’s success. So, how does FINRA navigate the changing environment? According to FINRA’s Senior Vice President of Government Affairs, Greg Dean, by building and maintaining genuine relationships and by telling FINRA’s story. In this episode of FINRA Unscripted, Dean shares how FINRA has achieved success in the government affairs space. Resources mentioned in this episode: OATS Senior Helpline

The Bob Dean Show
Ep. 29 - Planes, Trains and Playboy Bunnies

The Bob Dean Show

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2017 54:58


In this episode Bob welcomes his big brother Greg Dean the world traveler….and returning sassy centerfold Cathy St, George for and afternoon of chat and laughter. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebobdeanshow/support

The Bob Dean Show
Ep. 26 - Comics, actors and big brothers make for a great show

The Bob Dean Show

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 20, 2017 41:46


Bob's special guest is Ed Regine who is a headlining comedian / established actor approaching his fifth decade in show business with a very impressive resume. Returning as a Bob Dean Show favorite guest, Mark Dippolito, who will be appearing in The Rain Maker by N. Richard Nash at the Lincoln Stegman Theater, 6020 Radford Ave, North Hollywood through the month of November, and Bob's special call-in guest is none other than his awesomely groovy brother, the international traveller, Greg Dean. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebobdeanshow/support

El Podcast de Emprende 365: Emprendimientos | Podcasting | Tecnología
E365 018: GERMAN VEN, del grupo Señales de Humor Stand Up nos ayuda a entender las similitudes entre el mundo del espectáculo y un emprendedor. - El Podcast de Emprende 365: Emprendimientos | Podcasting | Tecnología

El Podcast de Emprende 365: Emprendimientos | Podcasting | Tecnología

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 20, 2017 29:02


Germán Ven, del grupo Señales de Humor Stand Up nos ayuda a entender las similitudes entre el mundo del espectáculo y un emprendedor. Notas del programa [00:39] Hola German, bienvenido al programa, gracias por estar acá conmigo. [00:40] Gracias a vos, Moses, por la invitación. Hola, saludo a todos los que nos están escuchando… [00:46] Germán Ven en uno de los tres integrantes del grupo de stand up “señales de humor”, una década con el show en avenida Corrientes… ¿es correcto? [00:55] Así es. Este es el onceavo (11) año del grupo, estamos en el “Paseo La Plaza”, prácticamente desde nuestros inicios, estamos llegando y debemos haber pasado las 1600 funciones, entre las que son del paseo (La Plaza) y las de afuera, ya que también hacemos giras por todo el país. Prácticamente recorrimos todo el país. [1:16] ¿Y cómo empezaron con la idea de hacer  Stand up? [1:19] Medio de “casualidad”…La realidad es que todos los integrantes del grupo (y al principio éramos unos pocos mas, éramos cinco), nos conocimos en un taller de stand up, hace 11 años cuando recién aparecía el género, y empezaba a darse la primera y gran “pequeña moda” del stand up. Veníamos todos de diferentes lados,  generalmente todos habíamos tenido alguna experiencia haciendo teatro. Algunos, por ahí, más experiencia por el lado de la “impro” (improvisacion) y yo en particular venía de la escuela del teatro tradicional. Y viendo qué otra herramienta incorporar dentro de lo artístico. El stand up parecía algo como interesante. Vos escribís tu propio material orientado al humor, que siempre me interesó. En ese momento era algo incipiente y fue todo un descubrimiento la verdad, porque ni siquiera me gustaba mucho como género cuando hice el curso. Y después me empezó a interesar porque lo que llegaba acá era muy poco. Stand up era lo que veías, por ahí con Seinfeld, y cuando él hacia stand up, a mí no me parecía bueno, aunque empecé a ver a otros comediantes. Seinfeld tiene cosas mucho mejores, en sus shows en vivo, pero bueno, fue todo un viaje, un viaje loco…. [2:54] Sí, Y contame…. cuando te encontras con alguien en la calle y te pregunta “¿Qué haces?” le decís… [3:00] Tengo un grupo de Stand Up, sí. [3:02] ¿Haces algo más? [3:04] No, ahora no estoy haciendo otra cosa más. Yo aparte soy programador, desarrollo sistemas, labure mucho en sistemas… [3:12] O sea, puedo decirte “NERD”. [3:15] ¡Claro! soy un “Nerd”, laburé muchos años en sistemas para consultoras, haciendo sistemas para bancos, y después muchos años de “FreeLancer”, haciendo webs, páginas webs. Sistemas on line, soy bastante “NERD”… [3:28] Sí, bastante….me doy cuenta. ¿En qué momento dijeron “bueno esto es un negocio viable”? [3:33] No, o sea… en la experiencia yo veo que los grupos no duran tanto, los grupos duras 1-2 años, enseguida se empiezan a separar y hacen nuevos grupos. Por ahí, somos el único grupo de stand up que duró tanto tiempo. Así, grupo independiente…. [3:50] ¿Y por qué pensás que es eso?.. [3:57] Yo creo que se dio, que, justamente, nos enganchamos con el proyecto, nos gustó mucho a todos el stand up, nos llevamos muy bien, empezamos a tener una relación mas de amigos. Nos fuimos de viaje, de gira, nos cagarnos de risa, hacemos asados. Se armó todo un grupo de amigos alrededor, después fueron apareciendo amigos de algunos…y se incorporaron al núcleo….y después el proyecto fue creciendo. Primero teníamos una función, después dos, después tres…. después hubo eventos, armamos la escuela, empezamos a dar clases,  y tenemos la escuela hace muchos años. Hay muchos comediantes del circuito que son egresados de nuestros cursos. Después dimos cursos en el interior, empezamos a irnos de gira todos los veranos, y así fue creciendo y creciendo cada vez más y cada vez más tiempo….y ya prácticamente todos hemos dejado nuestros trabajos… [5:02] Ah, ¿¿si?? [5:03] Sí, sí. O sea cuando nos conocimos cada uno trabajaba en otra cosa…. y en estos años todos fuimos dejando nuestros trabajos… Y ahora estamos dedicados “full-time”… [5:14] Nos podes meter un poco más en el mundo del stand up? A ver… ¿cómo empezás a guionar el monólogo? [5:20] El stand up parece fácil….y parece una boludez…. [5:24]  Por eso te pregunto… me imagino que No es una boludez… [5:28] Tenés 2 tipos de personas; tenés del tipo que te dicen “Yo, no sé cómo hacen, para mí sería imposible” y después tenés los que dicen “Ah, yo también me subo total es una boludez, si es una pavada”….En ninguno de los dos casos, es acertado….en realidad ni es tan fácil ni es tan difícil… Obviamente que cuando tenés alguna capacidad natural, para la escritura, o para hacer humor, te va a ayudar, pero es muy importante la constancia, es muy importante aprender la técnica, hay una técnica muy concreta para la escritura del monólogo. Está totalmente estudiado. O sea si vos lo aprendés,  sabes cómo se estructura, no es de cualquier manera,  se busca que cada 20-30 segundos haya un remate o haya un chiste. Entonces hay un montón de herramientas teóricas que te llevan a poder hacerlo… y después es Oficio, es un oficio  como la carpintería. [6:26] Cuanto más haces… [6:29] Cuantas más funciones hacés, mejor te salen.  Y por ahí haces mil funciones, y a la mil una te das cuenta que aprendiste una cosa nueva…. y haces dos mil y te das cuenta…que no dejas de aprender… Y en cada etapa vas aprendiendo otra cosa… la primera etapa, que es la que transitan nuestros alumnos, apenas terminan el curso, es la de la memoria… [6:46] ¡Claro! ¡Acordarse el monólogo! [6:50] Acordarse el monólogo, tener miedo de olvidarte el monólogo, y ese tipo de cosas…. cuando pasaste 50-60 funciones ya no es un problema porque ya te das cuenta de que te lo acordás, y que si no te lo acordás, sabes más o menos el orden, sabes los bloques.  Y si te olvidas algo no importa, y empezás a manejarte con más comodidad… Y bueno, así van empezando a aparecer cosas todo el tiempo, y todo el tiempo vas aprendiendo… y va cambiando también tu estilo, con las funciones. Por ahí, empezás copiando a un comediante que te gusta, es muy común, lo vemos mucho… [7:26] ¿Vos lo hiciste? [7:28]  No, yo la verdad que no, creo que no, porque no era fanático de ningún comediante, no veía stand up, no veía… [7:35] Como que tenés tu propia identidad… [7:39] Quiero creer que sí… pero lo vemos mucho, lo vemos mucho en alumnos, que los ves y decís 'este es alumno de tal´ porque lo imita a su profesor. Y también…uno suele imitar cierta postura de stand up que vio en una película, o cierta forma de tirar los chistes  que vio de un comediante, por ahí no te das cuenta…por ahí haces un ‘Frankeinstein'…. Yo habré empezado haciendo un ‘Frankeistein'…por un montón de cosas, y pre conceptos que uno tiene… [8:08] Sí, yo por como hago las entrevistas también, a alguien copio un poco…. [8:15] Sí, hay que copiar, haces una mezcla de Tato Bores, de Les Lutier, y de todo lo que viste en la forma de contar chistes, y después bueno, con el tiempo te vas moldando. Yo veo videos viejos, por ejemplo….y me doy cuenta que yo tenía como un cantito artificial cuando empecé. Era una forma de hablar que no era natural. [8:34] ¿Y que para vos, por ahí parecía graciosa? [8:38] ¡No! No me daba cuenta, yo no me daba cuenta, me paso hace poco, el año pasado, no me acuerdo… de ver un video de 8 ó 9 años, y notar una forma de hablar, que hoy no la tengo, es rarísimo…es una especie de cantito como que va recitando los chistes, cuando con los años lo que esta bueno es ir a la naturalidad…. O sea que parezca una charla, que el público lo vea y sienta que vas improvisando en el momento, que sos un fenómeno de la risa, que se te ocurren ideas…. y bueno después te pasa que conocés  gente y se piensan que después en la vida no paras de tirar chistes… [9:15] ¡Claro!…. (risas)… y no…. [9:18] ¡Nada que ver! (risas) [9:20] Ehh… no, ¡ojala! Pero no, no, después… armas un monólogo.  Por ahí te lleva 6 ó 7 meses [9:25] ¡¿Seis meses?! [9:27] Y… vos haces la versión, lo probas, lo corregís, lo probas, lo corregís, lo probas…. Así, ¡meses! …..hasta que Incluso una vez que tenés el monólogo hecho, y lo hiciste ya 200 veces, cada vez que lo haces o cada tres veces que lo haces se te ocurre una cosita mas, una palabrita mas, un  chiste…. Es un trabajo muy fino, y es muy difícil que alguien escriba un monólogo ‘de una' y que este bueno ‘de una' y todo….por eso los mejores monólogos son los monólogos que tienen más tiempo… [9:55] Claro…es como el vino… [10:00] Si, en realidad es un equilibrio, cuanto más tiempo vos lo laburas bien va mejorando [10:05] ¡¿Automáticamente?!….¿casi automáticamente?…. [10:10] Si vos funcionás,  estás presente, y estás viviendo tu monólogo, lo más probable es que aparezcan cosas nuevas… Ahora si vos estás repitiéndolo, mientras estás pensando en los impuestos que tenés que pagar en la semana… [10:20] Es duro… [10:22 Claro….es un monólogo muerto que no transmite nada, y que tampoco va a crecer… ¿Qué pasa? Digamos…a unos les pasa antes….y a otros después… [10:30] Contanos algún momento que sentiste que metiste la pata….diciendo o haciendo un monólogo…y dijiste ¨ ¿de esta cómo salgo?¨ [10:43] Ehh…. Bueno, no…hay una pregunta que siempre nos hacen: si pasó alguna vez que no se ría nadie… Es una pregunta que nos suelen hacer. [10:55] ¡Me parecía muy obvia esa pregunta! (risas) pero bueno…. (Risas)… va mas por la pregunta de si alguna vez sentiste que “fracasaste” en el monólogo. Básicamente… [11:03]…Ehhh….sí, obvio…. Todos tenemos funciones malas, generalmente tenés funciones malas cuando te viene a ver algún amigo/a. (risas) [11:12] ¡¡¡Yo fui a verte varias veces!!! [11:14] Ehh (risas) bueno, vos viniste varias veces, así que habrás visto buenas y malas. [11:18] Y yo fui a verte al principio, cuando habías empezado recién.y vi las mejoras, vi cómo han mejorado todos… (Risas) [11:22] (risas) ¡menos mal! ¡Porque si no!….. [11:25] (risas) ¡Estoy siendo honesto! …(risas) [11:30] Pero no…a veces te pasa…justo el día que viene a verte un amigo….o una chica que invitaste o algo….Ese día te va mal, y… el público está durísimo por mas que le tiraste onda. Suele pasar. Cada tanto hay funciones malas, funciones donde por ahí a alguno, le va mejor  que a otro. O donde uno está más conectado. Qué sé yo.  También esto es muy sutil. Imperceptible. El público funciona como una masa, y es susceptible al humor social…O sea, ¿llueve y hace frio? El público esta frio. ¿Fue un lindo día? El público esta alegre.    Perdió la selección… El público está de mal humor… Sí, sí, es muy susceptible el humor de la sociedad…se nota en la sala… Después, qué sé yo, tenés fechas donde hay mucho público del interior… Hay días que son todos de capital… Y eso va cambiando también. [12:20] Pero esperá… Contanos algún momento que sentiste el “fracaso”… Contános… No nos contaste nada todavía… [12:32] Nos dimos un golpe muy temprano en nuestra carrera. Apenas terminamos el curso hicimos un par de funciones, nos vamos a un festival en Villa Gesell, un poco de joda, y un poco también para actuar y para ver otros elencos.  Estuvo muy bueno y por esa época una amiga nuestra nos contrata para hacer el show de la fiesta de fin de año (ella trabajaba en la obra social de la UOM) y nosotros estábamos muy nuevitos…muy nuevitos… imagínate…¡La UOM! [13:05] La UOM para nuestra audiencia del extranjero, es la unión obrera metalúrgica, para que entiendan… [13:16] Unión obrera metalúrgica, un sindicato… [13:18] Correcto…un sindicato… [13:22] Bueno, era la obra social….pero había muchos operarios, ¿no? 300 personas… y nosotros muy nuevitos y con el material recién salido del curso, muy poquitas opciones para movernos dentro del material porque, con los años también lo que te pasa es que acumulas monólogos … Entonces vez al público y decís “bueno, a ver, mira este público va con groserías” bueno vamos con un monólogo más fuerte, puteada y sexo… “gente joven”. Che, monólogo de droga…  de “gente grande” bueno vamos con un monólogo con más cosas de pareja más limpio…. Tenemos un poco más de material.  Entonces vas eligiendo.  Incluso podés empezar con uno, y si ves que no va, cambiar a otro.  En cambio, cuando estás recién salido del curso, tenés solo un material. Y entonces teníamos uno cada uno. Y bueno nos fue mal, viste… Y no nos daban bola, ni nos escuchaban, nos empezaron a silbar… y encima había un presentador que decía “ahora les voy a presentar al siguiente comediante…” y la gente decía: “no, no, basta, basta…” (Risas) [14:25] ¡Uh! ¡Qué garrón!… y sabías que ibas al muere directamente… [14:27] (risas) Sí, si… yo no me acuerdo si iba primero o segundo… ¡¡pero cada uno que iba saliendo era cada vez peor!! ¡Y cada vez mas picante el público! [14:38]¿Es la pregunta del millón: vos saliste primero, segundo, tercero? [14:40] Yo sali segundo, primero o segundo… [14:45] La tuviste bastante leve… [14:46] Sí, había de toda la gente, 20 personas que me seguían… Y el resto, no. La diferencia es que cuando vos tenés oficio (porque siempre los eventos suelen ser más difíciles que las funciones)…. [14:56] Claro… ¿y por qué? [14:58] Porque en la función del teatro la gente te viene a ver al teatro, la gente pagó una entrada para ver… entonces quiere hacer “honor”…o quiere “hacer valer su dinero” entonces quiere escuchar. Salvo que estén muy borrachos, a veces pasa. Pero cuando es un evento, por ahí, el del cumpleaños te contrató por que le pareció gracioso tu show, y cuando vos llegas al cumpleaños, por ahí están todos en pedo, o el del cumpleaños esta en pedo y no te dan bola. Es más difícil, pero cuando tenés oficio  podes manejar mucho mejor la situación, siempre hay alguien que te sigue en el evento. De ultima, decís: “bueno listo hay 120 personas que no me dan bola, y 20 que sí. Laburo para esas 20”. La clave está en NO DARTE POR VENCIDO. [15:40] (Risas)… Bueno, escuchen, ¿no? No darte por vencido…¡imagínate! todos los emprendedores  en todos los programas, todos los invitados, nos dicen lo mismo. No darte por vencido, ser constante, tener un poco de resilencia, ¿no? Pero esto te pasa a vos, en vivo, no es que tenés mucho tiempo… [16:03]No, no. Es como que no podés abandonar el escenario. O sea, por ahí te pasa.  Tenés una función mala o un evento malo y decís “bueno, que ganas de irme a la mierda”. Te puede pasar… Pero en el momento tenés que hacer la actuación bien, dar lo que tenés que dar, conectarte con los pocos que te estén siguiendo, y ¡cumplir! Y no irte degradando, porque lo que pasó en la UOM, es que vos salís, nadie te da bola y te empezás a deprimir, entonces claro, empezás a bajar la intensidad de lo que decís…  [16:30] ¿Como medio “timido”? [16:38]  Imagínate que le hablas a alguien, y no te escucha. Como diciendo “bueno está bien, dejá no es tan importante lo que te tengo que decir” y vas hablando cada vez menos, cada vez más bajito, hasta que te callás.  Entonces esto mismo, con el oficio aprendes a llevar esto. Y lo que también puede pasar es que reviertas la situación. O sea, un cambio tuyo. [16:53] ¡¿Y los pudieron hacer?! [16:56] No, ahí en la UOM no, claramente fue para atrás… lo curioso es que, en la imprudencia de nuestra juventud y el recién empezar… [17:06] Lo NAIVE (NAIF) que era, ¿no? Lo inocente… [17:08] Dentro de nuestra ingenuidad y nuestra falta de registro, habíamos hecho para ese mismo evento, una “coreografía” que se llamaba “ David Bisbal y sus Bisbalas”…donde Gustavo que tiene rulos, y los tenía como David Bisbal en esa época, era Bisbal Medio. Como David Bisbal poníamos una música de David Bisbal…y los otros dos estábamos vestidos con unas camisas con nudos,  lucía medio GAY, y entonces bailábamos un minuto y medio. “Eso” fue “lo mejor de la noche”, fue muy aplaudido y muy festejado…¡¡Hoy no lo haría!! (risas) [17:50]¡! (risas)¡¡O sea que la remontaste al final!! ¡¡No fue tan malo como pensaste!! (risas) [17:58] La peleamos… fue una pelotudez Las Bisbalas y encima después de nosotros había un numero de bailarinas, así que imagínate los chabones estaban diciendo “ Dale que vengan las bailarinas, ¡basta de contarme tus problemas flaco!”… [18:07] ¿Qué es lo que te apasiona de hacer Stand up? Lo obvio es hacer reír a la gente… ¿pero, aparte de eso?? [18:12] Si, hacer reír a la gente está bueno. Y esta bueno no ser tan efectista. La gente tiene que reír.  Eso está claro. Pero viste, tampoco deprimirte si no se rien, o creerte el mejor si se ríen. A mí lo que me motiva es, digamos, la drenalina del “vivo” y una cosa de vivencias, que para una mente NERD como la mía, es muy difícil de entender. O sea vos podes hacer el monólogo de una manera y te parece que está perfecto…. Y por ahí, en vivo no está  pasando nada. O lo podes hacer otro día, igual con la misma letra, el mismo tiempo, y de repente hay una conexión entre vos y tu material y el público.  Se convierte en  una función diez veces mejor que la anterior. Pero si vos lo ves de afuera no podrías identificar qué es lo que está pasando.  Eso en cuanto a lo “vivencial”. [19:04] Y después de muchos shows… ¿qué es? [19:10] Es una energía, una concentración, estar conectado, estar metido, estar vivo aquí y ahora, en tu función, viviendo tu material, y lo que me gusta pensar es que siempre hay formas de hacer un chiste. Así hables de cualquier tema, de humor negro, de algo dramático, o sepas que tenés algo en la mano, que tiene un chiste y no sabes cuál es, no podes llegar. Siempre está el chiste.  Eso es algo que me obsesiona. ¿Cómo llega  que sólo un comediante, con un micrófono y con palabras puede ir renovándose e ir encontrando cosas nuevas, todo el tiempo?  Eso es muy apasionante… [20:00] ¿Cuál fue el mejor consejo que recibiste para hacer stand up y de quién? [20:07] Te digo dos, un consejo no me lo dio ninguna persona, me lo dio una filmadora. Es muy importante verte de afuera. Al principio yo empecé a filmar algunas clases que estábamos tomando, y empecé a verme a mí mismo de afuera. Hoy no me gusta verme. [20:41] Como escucharte la voz… [20:43] Horrible , si… lo veo para, justamente para ver si estoy haciendo algo que no me gusta porque uno no es consciente a veces de sus movimientos, entonces por ahí estás mirando para abajo, o estás por ahí , caminando mucho, o la postura del cuerpo… Hay un montón de actitudes que son contraproducentes en el escenario.  Entonces esa es una muy buena fuente de consejo. Verte en video, filmar tus funciones, mirarte… [21:11] ¿Te sirve eso para medirte? ¿O sea utilizan ese parámetro todos los integrantes para medirse? ¿A ver si mejoran? ¿O es simplemente un uso personal? [21:22] No, no, es uso personal. Pero también nosotros al ser un grupo que digamos justamente la mayoría de los comediantes laburan solos… [21:25] Ustedes mismos se… [21:28] Claro, muchas veces nos miramos entre nosotros, entonces yo mirando a mi compañero le digo “che estás caminando mucho, fíjate” [21:33] ¡¿Se dicen eso…?! [21:35] Sí, ahora ya nos conocemos y ya estamos listos. Ya nos fuimos diciendo todo lo que nos teníamos que decir en general, a veces pasa. Son vicios que aparecen mucho en el escenario. Yo digo “ok, claro, bueno. Imagino te escuchás toda la entrevista y vas sacando conclusiones, y después… otro consejo que me habían dado que me parece muy bueno… Es que no se puede controlar todo. Entonces si vos subís al escenario y querés controlar todo…. lo más probables es que tengas una actuación de mierda.  Vos tenés que subir al escenario como diciendo “me subo y que salga lo que tiene que salir” o sea, me subo y actuó. No me preocupo de todo. Obviamente que el comediante igual está pendiente de lo que pasa en la sala, de lo que pasa con las luces, de lo que pasa con la gente. Tenés que estar vivo. Estar vivo y relajarte y llevar la situación, y llevarlos para tu lado… y si ves que es un público que necesita o que quiere participar, lo tenés que hacer participar. Y si es un público que no quiere participar no lo hagas participar. Si pasa algo en la sala que genere incomodidad, lo tenés que traer a la luz, los tenés que relajar, son tensiones que se crean que las tenés que disipar… [23:05]¡Quién hubiera pensado que pasa todo eso en el show! [23:11]Pasa todo eso en un show. Son cosas que con los años las haces naturalmente y después sacas estás conclusiones. Después a nuestros alumnos se lo explicamos. Si hay una tensión en la sala lo tenés que blanquear, y la disipás porque si no queda el público tenso. Pero después son cosas que con el tiempo son normales. Incluso muchas son obvias.  Lo que pasa que al principio como que no es natural pararte delante de 100 personas y hacerte el gracioso… [23:37] Y aparte… todo memorizado… [23:39] Con texto memorizado… Lo normal no es hablarles a 100 personas, ¿no? Lo normal es hablarle a tu novia… [23:45] ¿Cuáles son las redes sociales que utilizan y porqué? [23:48] Nosotros tenemos Facebook, que lo tenemos de hace muchos años, desde el inicio de… no me acuerdo si al inicio del grupo, o unos poquitos años después. Es nuestra red principal. Más que nada porque empezamos con esa y es donde tenemos más de 200.000 seguidores. [24:09]¡¿Doscientos mil seguidores?! [24:11] Si, 200 mil seguidores… ahora subimos un video que es “la chacarera del porteño” que ya paso el millón de reproducciones, bastante bien… Y después tenemos Instagran, @señalesdehumor.  También twitter, aunque lo usamos muy poco. Ahora, estamos haciendo, videos y memes, muchos memes también, y los subimos a Facebook y a Instagram. Anunciamos las fechas de las funciones cuando nos vamos de gira. [24:45]¿Cómo se llaman los otros dos integrantes del grupo? [24:48] Gabriel Gomes y Gustavo Valiente. [24:50] Te quiero agradecer mucho, y antes de que te despidas  te pido que nos sugieras algún libro para leer, para todo aquél que le gustaría indagar un poco más del stand up. [25:00] No hay mucha bibliografía del stand up en español, hay dos libros, uno lo escribió Guillermo Selci, y el otro lo escribió Alejandro Angelini.  Son los dos libros que hay en español, que yo sepa.  Después  están los libros en inglés, está el de Judy Carter,  está el libro de Greg Dean, y hay varios… en ingles hay muchos libros, esos son los más conocidos, eh… pero lo mejor, si alguien quiere hacer stand up, es acercarse y hacer un taller vivencial… [25:33 Y lo pueden averiguar en la pagina del Facebook? [25:36] Con nosotros o con cualquier otro profesor, el que ustedes quieran. Nosotros tenemos escuela: senalesdehumor.com.ar.  Damos talleres que duran 4 meses. Y ahí es un proceso que es paso a paso, digamos el libro esta bueno, pero es difícil, que con un libro solo, puedas escribir un material.  A menos que vengas ya con un trabajo hecho. pero si estás en un lugar o en una ciudad donde se den cursos, lo mejor es arreglarte un curso, donde ,clase a clase, vas a ir avanzando muy lentamente. Y no te diste cuenta. En el transcurso de 4 meses tenés tu primer monólogo y ya tuviste experiencia en la clase, la experiencia práctica de la clase, de pasar en clase, entonces después los alumnos hacen la muestra. Y a partir de ahí, generalmente se juntan, 3-4 alumnos o 5, y hacen su show. Hay un montón de lugares para actuar, hay un montón de lugares para probar material.  Así que el que tiene ganas enseguida puede poner en práctica esto, a diferencia del teatro que, esta buenísimo también estudiarlo, pero es mucho más difícil armar una obra. [26:44] Claro… [26:49] No es tan fácil.  O sea vos necesitas varios actores, necesitas escribir una obra o necesitas conseguir una obra. Siempre necesitas un director porque la verdad que una obra de teatro sin director es muy difícil que llegue a buen puerto. Necesitas vestuario. En cambio esto es mucho más fácil. También al ser más fácil, es mucho más fácil ver stand up de mala calidad. Y ver que cualquiera se sube a decir cualquier gansada. [27:40] ¡Qué tengas una excelente noche y nos hablamos en la próxima! [27:47] Gracias Moses, gracias por la entrevista y un saludo a todos los que nos escuchan. Los esperamos en el show! [27:54]¡¡Bueno, dale, excelente, muchas gracias!! Chau! ¡Hasta luego!   Espero que les haya gustado la entrevista con German Ven, del grupo “señales de humor” que están en la calle Corrientes, en el Paseo La Plaza, para los que viven en bs.as. o en la argentina, y quieren visitar la capital. Y si se quieren comunicar con ellos, pueden hacerlo a través de su página “senalesdehumor.com.ar”se escribe sin la ñ, ok? Así que bueno, muchas gracias por estar, y hasta la próxima semana, si querés escribirme podes hacerlo a mos@emprende365.com Si querés conocer las herramientas que utilizo para este programa podes visitar emprende365.com/recursos (Música) Si te gustó el programa: Suscribite al Podcast en iTunes o Spotify para enterarte cuando publico nuevos episodios. Podés calificar el programa en iTunes escribiendo una breve reseña desde acá. Seguime en: Instagram Facebook Twitter Gracias por escuchar! Hasta la próxima semana! Moses Levy      

Atletico Spudland
The Comedy Cast Interview with American Stand-up, Author & Stand-up Teacher, Greg Dean

Atletico Spudland

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 20, 2017 63:06


http://thecomedycast.com Greg Dean is someone very well-known in the comedy world and if you've ever look for a book on stand-up comedy then chances are you've come across his book on stand-up; Step by Step to Stand-up Comedy. We started off by talking a bit about Greg heritage, coming from British stock, one side being Scottish, who still have a castle, and the other English. We spoke about Greg growing up in rural California and joining the theatre as a young man before literally running away with the circus at the age of 21. Then we chatted about Greg going onto becoming a successful, touring stand-up comedian before he turned his hand to teaching the craft of stand-up. Greg reveals the basics of his classes, the three mechanics as he calls them; the target assumption, connector and reinterpretation. Greg also speaks about being a member of the Internation Society of Humour Studies, being the only member that isn't part of academia. He also talks about reading as much academia as possible while researching his book and his contributions to the society. We talk then about the importance of comedians learning to read the reactions of their audiences so they can know how far they can take jokes, we speak too about nothing being off limits and about offending people from time to time and that comedians just have to get used to it. We chat then about whether anything still surprises him in comedy anymore or has it seen it all already? We speak more in depth about his book Step by Step to Stand-up Comedy and how it was a real labour of love that took 10 years to write and the struggle to find a publisher. And Greg tells two absolutely hilarious stories about previous students of his that had me roaring, you might be offended by if you are you're probably listening to the wrong podcast.

The Buttnaked Soulful House Sessions
Chilled Soul - Vol #01

The Buttnaked Soulful House Sessions

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2017 82:28


Unfortunately I may not have the time to do this months `Buttnaked Soulful House Session' but I am very pleased to deliver what is hopefully the first many 'Chilled Soul' sets. Buttnaked shall of course be along in early March but until then I know that true lovers and followers of the show will love the Chilled Soul laid down in this set. I myself think the tracks featured here are superb (and I'm my own worst critic lol). After a very well received Chilled 80's set I also hope you all really enjoy the beautiful tracks I selected..Respect to all and lets not forget `This is still mature music for mature ears'. 01. Ekkah - Last Change To Dance 02. Zo! feat Dornik- Lifelines (Reel People Remix) 03. Robin McKelle & The Flytones - Control Yourself (Opolopo Remix) 04. Portia Monique – Smile 05. Brandon Williams feat Frank McComb - Feel Free 06. Greg Dean feat Chantae Cann & Jarrod Lawson- Unconditional Love 07. Maurissa Rose - Thinking About You 08. Carmen Rodgers - Beyond the Stage 09. Dj Gomi feat Kenya Hathaway – DJ 10. Lalah Hathaway - Small Of My Back 11. Chalie Wilson - I Still Have You (Soulpersona Remix) 12. Maysa - Hypnotic Love 13. The Rebirth - This Journey In 14. The Sunburst Band – Everyday 15. Victor Haynes - 2nd Opinion 16. Tracy Hamlin - Just Talk to Me (Boogie Back Remix) 17. Kloud 9 - With Me 18. M.J – Break of Dawn All tracks featured on the show/mix are for promotional purposes and can be purchased through all leading download sites...please support the artist. Feel free to get in touch with me Twitter @djiainwillis http://www.facebook.com/iain.willis Or e-mail me at djiainwillis@hotmail.com Also available free and subscribe to via ITunes https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/iain-willis/id1076165255?mt=2 http://promodj.com/Iain.willis https://hearthis.at/t6gxbk3z/ https://www.mixcloud.com/IainWillis/ http://www.mix.dj/profile-78237/ http://www.house-mixes.com/searchv2/?query=iain+willis

Iain Willis
Chilled Soul - Vol #01

Iain Willis

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2017 82:28


Unfortunately I may not have the time to do this months `Buttnaked Soulful House Session' but I am very pleased to deliver what is hopefully the first many 'Chilled Soul' sets. Buttnaked shall of course be along in early March but until then I know that true lovers and followers of the show will love the Chilled Soul laid down in this set. I myself think the tracks featured here are superb (and I'm my own worst critic lol). After a very well received Chilled 80's set I also hope you all really enjoy the beautiful tracks I selected..Respect to all and lets not forget `This is still mature music for mature ears’. 01. Ekkah - Last Change To Dance02. Zo! feat Dornik- Lifelines (Reel People Remix)03. Robin McKelle & The Flytones - Control Yourself (Opolopo Remix)04. Portia Monique – Smile05. Brandon Williams feat Frank McComb - Feel Free06. Greg Dean feat Chantae Cann & Jarrod Lawson- Unconditional Love07. Maurissa Rose - Thinking About You08. Carmen Rodgers - Beyond the Stage09. Dj Gomi feat Kenya Hathaway – DJ10. Lalah Hathaway - Small Of My Back11. Chalie Wilson - I Still Have You (Soulpersona Remix)12. Maysa - Hypnotic Love13. The Rebirth - This Journey In14. The Sunburst Band – Everyday15. Victor Haynes - 2nd Opinion16. Tracy Hamlin - Just Talk to Me (Boogie Back Remix)17. Kloud 9 - With Me18. M.J – Break of Dawn All tracks featured on the show/mix are for promotional purposes and can be purchased through all leading download sites...please support the artist. Feel free to get in touch with meTwitter @djiainwillishttp://www.facebook.com/iain.willisOr e-mail me at djiainwillis@hotmail.comAlso available free and subscribe to via ITunes itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ia…http://promodj.com/Iain.willishearthis.at/t6gxbk3z/www.mixcloud.com/IainWillis/www.mix.dj/profile-78237/www.house-mixes.com/searchv2/?…

Sonic Stream Archives
Frenchie in The VIP Lounge with Greg Dean and a summary of 2016

Sonic Stream Archives

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 7, 2017 241:54


This week Greg Dean is joined in The VIP Lounge, alongside a summary of 2016 in The VIP Lounge. Join Frenchie every week showcasing inspirational eclectic music playing most things Soulful, in House, Jazz and Soul. Catch the regular show every Sunday 10am-2pm (GMT) 5-9am (EST) 2-6am (PST) @ www.sonicstreamradio.net

HRR The "NEW" Yr 06 Ep. 307 TY David Mancuso

"mO` alDo

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 28, 2016 119:41


:):)Thank you for supporting the art and artist that support this project (:(: 1.Sun Palace- Rude Movements (alb-20 Year's of Henry Street Music) BBE 2.The Eltingville Project- Heaven's Piano (Original Mix) Henry Street Music 3.Bizio Cool- I Think To You (Original Mix) Nite Grooves 4.Kerri Chandler- Yellow (Original Mix) King Street Digital 5.True2Life ft Phillip Ramirez- Sweet Memories (Original Mix) Deeptown Music 6.Christian B & Lavvy Levan- Got My Love (Original Mix) Friday Fox Recordings 7.Ferrari & Bergamasco ft Marc Evans- Josephine (OPOLOPO Remix) King Street 8.The Checkup ft Lifford- What Happened (Original_Mix) Madhouse Records 9.Thomas Brenner & Yuji Tanaka- Shadows (Original Mix) Deeptown Music 10.Tokita- The Bass Drum (Chris Lum & Tokita's Heartbeat Rework) Nite Grooves 11.Rob Hayes- In Da Club (orig) Purple Music 12.Natural Rhythm- The Right Man (Original Mix) Natural Rhythm Music 13.Barbara Tucker & Tuccillo- One Desire (Alix Alvarez New Vox) King Street 14.Anakin ft Nadine Caesar- Wookie (Anakin Workprint) Digital Generation Records 15.Soul Inscribed- Soul Shine (Original Mix) Papa Records 16.Carlos Mena- Introducing Carlos Mena (Canto For Eleggua) CASAMENA 17.Kim Burrell- Falling In Love With You (Original Mix) Reel People Music 18.Greg Dean ft Chantae Cann & Jarrod Lawson- Unconditional Love (Original Mix) Reel People Music 19.Zo! ft Dornik- Lifelines (Reel People Extended Mix) Reel People Music 20.The Jackson 5- Buttercup (alb-DJ Spinna prs The Wonder of Stevie Vol. 3) BBE 21.DJJoels- Soulfully Emotional (alb-Ape Like) New Generation Records

The Ripon Society Policy and Politics Series Podcast
Greg Dean addresses Ripon Society's Bully Pulpit On Pensions Crisis on April 29, 2010

The Ripon Society Policy and Politics Series Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2016 8:38


WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Ripon Society held a “Bully Pulpit” Policy Conference on Thursday, April 29, 2010, focusing on the financial crisis surrounding pension funds. Entitled “Preventing the Next Bailout,” the conference was held from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm in the Eisenhower Room of the Capitol Hill Club, located at 300 First Street, SE, in Washington, DC. The conference featured speeches by three Members of Congress who had called for pension reform, followed by a panel of experts who discussed the challenges facing the Nation and some of the reforms that had been proposed in this regard.

Soul Conversations Radio Show Podcast
Soul Conversations Radio Show 6/3/16 Hour 1

Soul Conversations Radio Show Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2016 57:55


Interview with Nao Yoshioka. New music from Greg Dean, Tahirah Memory, and much more.Playlist:Gil Scott Heron - Enjoy yourself Otis Brown III - I am your song Theo Crocker feat. Roy Hargrove - Roy Allen Terrace Martin - Think of You Greg Dean, Natelie - Like Rain Darryl Reeves Gwen Burns - Every Time I See You Day Fly - Magnet Sam Wills - Light on Me Illa J - Cannoball - Instrumental Tahirah Memory - Alright Nao Yoshioka - Make the Change InterviewDavid Morin - Heaven Malia - Sunny Day Jordan Rakel - Talk to Me

Soul Conversations Radio Show Podcast
Soul Conversations Radio Show 6/3/16 Hour 1

Soul Conversations Radio Show Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2016 57:55


Interview with Nao Yoshioka. New music from Greg Dean, Tahirah Memory, and much more.Playlist:Gil Scott Heron - Enjoy yourself Otis Brown III - I am your song Theo Crocker feat. Roy Hargrove - Roy Allen Terrace Martin - Think of You Greg Dean, Natelie - Like Rain Darryl Reeves Gwen Burns - Every Time I See You Day Fly - Magnet Sam Wills - Light on Me Illa J - Cannoball - Instrumental Tahirah Memory - Alright Nao Yoshioka - Make the Change InterviewDavid Morin - Heaven Malia - Sunny Day Jordan Rakel - Talk to Me

LOTL THE ZONE
LOTL Radio Welcomes Greg Dean. Debuts new album " The Greg Dean Project "

LOTL THE ZONE

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2016 45:00


Greg Dean is a native South African producer/musician/songwriter currently living in Brooklyn   Greg Dean  is signed as a songwriter to Sony ATV globally and his debut US album "THE GREG DEAN PROJECT" is being released through the Purpose Music Group/Eone in the US  and North America on 4-29 , and is available on Sweet Soul Records in Japan , Dome Records in Europe   featuring  leading soul artists such as Eric Roberson, Carol Riddick,  Gordon Chambers, Chester Gregory  ,  rising singer/songwriters Chantae Cann, Jarrod Lawson, and talented  newcomers Amber Iman, Natalie Weiss.  Aaron Marcellus,  and Mykal Kilgor Greg Dean  describes his passion for music as a “lifelong journey of love, passion & good music “. Known to many in the music industry as GB Collective, he is the creative producer and writer behind some of South Africa’s biggest musical sensations. Having worked with some of South Africa’s biggest artists, Greg boasts an impressive list of production and song-writing work over the past 7 years. His signature collaborations showcase an experienced ear and a depth of talent that has seen him produce for recognised artists such as Siphokazi, Khaya Mthethwa, Kelly Khumalo, Brian Temba, Prime Circle, Kabomo, Nothende and many more, as well as being given the honour of co-writing and producing the official Freedom Day 20 Year Anniversary song AN IDEAL, for the South African Department of Arts and Culture, featuring 20 top SA artists, including Abigail Kubeka, Sipho Hotstix Mabuse, Lira, The Parlotones, Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Claire Johnston, Siphokazi, Judith Sephuma, Kurt Darren, AKA, IHashi Elimhlopi and more… Greg has also written and produced for major corporations in SA, including writing and producing Transnet’s 

The Milk Bar
Jason Forrest in The Milk Bar - Episode 346

The Milk Bar

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 9, 2016 64:13


Recorded at Moloineux Monday 8th February 2016 This week we hear from 2 of the cast of Jersey Boys that is the The Grand until the 20th of February, Natasha Marie and Greg Dean joins us in the studio to share their single released as Spi, we talk to Steve Downs of The Wildside Activity Centre about their forthcoming activities, we catch up with Phil Butler about his summer shows and Tinned Astronaut join us in the studio to play live. 

Patrick Forge's Podcast
Cosmic Jam 08.11.15

Patrick Forge's Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2015 108:40


1. Seven Samurai - Cosmic Jam 2. Dele Sosimi - You No Fit Touch Am ( Modified Man Remix) 3. Max Labor - Mama Says 4. Jamie Woon - Celebration 5. Jeb Loy-Nicholls - That's How We're Living 6. Young Gun Silver Fox - In My Pocket 7. Greg Dean ft Chantae Cann & Jarrod Lawson - Unconditional Love 8. Carlos Garnett - Samba Serenade 9. Alex Malheiros & Banda Utopia - Uno Esta ( Spiritual South Remix) 10. Tullivu Donna Cumberbatch - Come Sunday 11. Chanan Hanspal - Sensuous 12. George Benson - Ode To A Kudu 13. Jesse Fischer - Refuge 14. Adam & Kizzie - Dachsund 15. Lenny White & Twennynine - Slip Away 16. Michael Henderson - Whip It 17. Benny Golson - Walkin' & Stalkin' 18. The Antilles - Simon's Melody 19. Jesse Fischer - Nomads 20. Vula Viel - Bewa

Winning Slowly
1.11: We Need Life Editors

Winning Slowly

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 23, 2014 27:08


Show NotesIn which we geek out about Doctor Who… and do our best to say something meaningful about the necessity of people who can tell us what we’re getting wrong in life, and who can be strong where we have weaknesses. Correction We said only one episode of new Doctor Who has won a Hugo. We were dreadfully wrong: the show has won six Hugos since the revival in 2006. Whoops. Recommended Moffat Episodes of Doctor Who “The Empty Child” and “The Doctor Dances” “The Girl in the Fireplace” “Blink” “Silence in the Library” and “Forest of the Dead” “The Day of the Doctor” (fiftieth anniversary special) Chapters Intro (1:10) I Am Awesome At This (1:10–7:03) Actually It Was a Robot in a Dream (7:03–14:48) Lone Rebel Genius (14:48–20:38) Hip Motion is for Losers (20:38–25:04) Conclusion (25:04–26:30) Things We Cut. Yep. (26:30–27:08) Music “Doctor Who Theme”, by Ron Grainer, arranged by Murray Gold. We’re pretty confident this goes under Fair Use. “Winning Slowly Theme” by Chris Krycho. No dance beat today, sorry. Links/Notes In which we link to neat things you might like. Allergic to Consensus – Real Life Comics by Greg Dean “What to do when you disagree with your editor” – Writing Excuses, Season 9, Episode 35 Previously on the show: 1.04 Superhero Movies! Follow/Subscribe iTunes Twitter Facebook App.net

BuzzWorthy Radio
GAYLA JOHNSON!

BuzzWorthy Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 15, 2009 15:00


Most recently known for her role as Janet, Rob Lowe’s right hand on ABC’s highly acclaimed “Brothers & Sisters,” Gayla Johnson’s primary passion is in fact more deeply rooted in the field of comedy. Having shared the stage with such comedic contemporaries as Chris Rock, Dat Phan, Don “DC” Curry, Marc Curry, Renn Woods, Sammy Shore, Rusty Z and Beth Donahue, Gayla’s stand-up comedy career is an expression of ethnic diversity. As a comedienne, Gayla performs regularly at Los Angeles’ The Comedy Store, Hollywood’s Melrose Improv and Pasadena’s Ice House, and can be seen on BET’s Comic View, Comedy Central, SiTV's Comedy Spotlight and Mobi TV. Gayla was a finalist in the “Funniest Female in California Competition,” took 1st place at the world-famous Ice House Comedy Competition, and has been an honored guest at both the International Humor Conference and the 1st-annual HA HA Los Angeles Comedy Festival. Gayla currently resides in Los Angeles, California with her husband, Greg Dean (owner of “Greg Dean Stand-up Comedy Workshops” in Los Angeles), who has been a supportive source of inspiration for her both personally and professionally. For more information on Gayla, please visit: www.gaylajohnson.net.