Podcasts about hitchcock's the birds

After a hilarious "What the F#ck?!" in which Lisa has her own version of Hitchcock's "The Birds" play out inside her apartment, the three sisters discuss all the gloriously ridiculous Rules of Etiquette from days of yore, when men would throw themselves in front of equine flatulence to protect their women, when only the most dangerous criminals would dare blow smoke in broad daylight, and when women fretted over deceased fish appendages!!!***We can be reached by EMAIL at mamanevertoldus@gmail.com, and on all our social media accounts listed on LINKTREE at: https://linktr.ee/mamanevertoldus Links for this episode: SEE NO EVIL by Lisa Scott at https://tinyurl.com/rkuq23a PODCAST ART by Paul Sullivan at paulsullivan.carbonmade.com and @pauls_illustrated on instagram

How we are still trying to keep things spicy while on quarantine.  Plus, we watch Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds from a different perspective.www.blerdmom.comDrink of the episode: Caramel Apple MartiniRecipe:2 parts vodka1.5 part apple pucker1 part Buttershots (Butterschnaps) Topped off with Cranberry juicePut ice in shaker, add other ingredients, shake and strain into a martini glass.  

Comedian and writer Mel Evans graces PopFury one last time before departing Chicago. Mel holds court about practicing for long-distance relationships, the Girl Scouts' awesomeness, Donald Trump's idiocy, sharks & Bennies on the Jersey shore and offers parting advice for performers in Chicago.  The PopFury Podcast has moved! Please visit us on our new website at PopFuryPodcast.com! SHOW NOTES: 0:00 Sammy plays a special song for Mel's final PopFury episode 1:30 Mel and her beloved husband Mark are leaving Chicago for Denver. 5:00 She and then-boyfriend Mark practiced for a long distance relationship. In a twist of fate, her ex-high school boyfriend friended her husband on Twitter. 10:30 A Girl Scouts chapter turned down a donation for $100,000 in order to stand up for LGBT girls. Mel decides what modern badges she would qualify for. 16:00 A North Carolina yoga studio is offering Cat Yoga. Mel remembers transporting her cat to Chicago. 22:10 Sammy questions Mel's medications and the process of switching sides of the bed with your significant other. 24:10 Michael Bay is producing a remake of Hitchcock's The Birds. 28:50 A man fought off a shark by punching it. Sammy wonders why sharks go to New Jersey. Mel explains Bennies and Shore socializing. 35:50 Donald Trump...that fucking guy. Sammy asks Mel how rich she would have to be to be happy. 42:00 Chicago's “cloud tax” went into effect today. Mel details her visit to a Denver Marijuana Dispensary. 46:30 Present-veteran-leaving-Chicago Mel gives advice to past-noobie-entering-Chicago Mel...and to all performers in the Chicago scene. 53:15 Outro

The most notorious gangster shooting in history occurred on a day that was meant for the veneration of a saint and for the commercialization of love: St. Valentine's Day.  This event occurred during the era of Prohibition and tension between rival Mafia families was at an all time high.  The crime was horrific and bloody and forever left its mark.  But this event not only holds a place in history, it seems to hold a place in time and location in the present even though the building in which the massacre took place has been torn down.  This event is haunted. Join Denise and Diane as they take you through the history and the haunting of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre! Moment in oddity features the inspiration behind Hitchcock's "The Birds" and This Day in History features the discovery that the Earth wobbles. Check out the website: http://historygoesbump.com Show notes and pictures can be found here:  http://historygoesbump.blogspot.com/2015/02/hgb-podcast-28-st-valentines-day.html The Curioso Podcast on the history of Valentine's Day can be found here:  http://www.thecurioso.com/valentine/

John Michael Higgins ("Pitch Perfect," "Best in Show") chats with Cole and Vanessa about Seth Rogen vs. Justin Bieber, weird Craigslist ads, Hitchcock's The Birds, Disneyworld's Test Track, the Cups song, Shape Magazine, airplane film cuts, Shi Tzus, the Dartmoor Zoological Park, The Kingston Trio, Canada, being Oprah and the beauty of improv.   Leave your answer to the firsts question (the first choir you were a part of) on our website for a chance to win a "Best in Show" DVD signed by Michael!