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Yes, it’s me. Marc Hershon. Your host and 100 percent safflower oil for Epi151 of Succotash, the Comedy Soundcast Soundcast. We’re back with a Succotash Clips installment, featuring a bumper crop of comedy soundcast clips from around the internet. On tap this week we’ll be featuring The Bernie Sanders Show, Casa Mirth, Center City Comedy, The Chillpak Hollywood Hour, Crash On Your Couch, Guys We F****d, Human Echoes Podcast, and Teen Creeps. In addition, we have a lovely little shoutout from the boys over at The Anti Social Show, Tyson Saner and Hunter Block. As many of you know, Tyson is also THIS show’s Associate Producer – in fact, he harvested almost all the clips for this episode – so having him sing our praises is a little like the lavish praise that gets passed around the White House these days from Trump to Trump. But I’ll take it! We also have a couple of Bursts O’ Durst from our resident political comedian Will Durst. We also have a political song later this episode performed by Not The Presidents of The USA, courtesy of Tommy Royal, late of The Royal and Doodall Show. Plus this episode is being brought to you by Henderson Pants’ new Scavenger Slax! A LITTLE HELP? We are now six years into this mess I call Succotash and it’s incredible how many soundcasts have not only come and gone but how many shows there are currently clogging the soundwaves. My god. If we put out three shows a week I don’t think we could keep up with all of the content being generated these days. But we’ll keep on it, playing clips from shows both new and old, to give you a taste of what’s out there. And I thank you for downloading or streaming us, however you like listening, and whatever other support you can lend is also greatly appreciated. Money can be tight, but it doesn’t cost anything but a few minutes of your time to get up to iTunes to rate and review this show. Five stars helps out immensely in the scheme of what shows get noticed on that service. We’re also on Stitcher so you can thumbs up us there, or give us a big ol’ heart on SoundCloud… you get the idea. If you’ve GOT some money to spare, even a little bit, we’d love your help in offsetting the costs of producing this show. There’s hosting fees, publicity costs, and gas for Studio F. We have a Donate button up on our homesite, http://SuccotashShow.com, which is the most direct way to get us some bucks. But you can also click on the Amazon banner at the top our page next time you do your online shopping and they’ll shave off a tiny bit of whatever you pay them and they’ll send it over to us in a drone. Or just buy a damn coffee mug off from our Succotashery with the show logo on it and we get a little bit from that, too. THE SHOWS Chillpak Hollywood HourYour friends in soundcasting, Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness, the hosts and podcast royalty over at The Chillpak Hollywood Hour, are celebrating 10 damn years in this odd business. In their recent show #520 – five hundred and twenty! – they not only mentioned  me…  2) Marc Hershon mention  …but they also each reflected back on each of their favorite ten moments during their decade of doing the show. (Also, I just reviewed this particular episode in the This Week in Comedy Podcasts column for Splitsider.com.)   The Anti Social ShowA couple of episodes ago we featured a clip from The Anti Social Show, which is hosted by our own Tyson Saner along with Hunter Block. They mentioned Succotash in the wake of that playage and, heck, anytime a show mentions us as thanks for clipping them, that’s a good enough reason to clip them mentioning us, right? The Bernie Sanders ShowSoundcasting used to be the place where just comedians went to vent their spleens, sharpen their wits, and own their thoughts without worrying about bookings, hecklers, and other slings and arrows. But now everyone’s getting into the game, including presidential also-rans. The Bernie Sanders Show has joined the fray and it’s a great platform for Bernie to be…Bernie. One of his first episodes featured him talking with guest Bill Nye, as in Bill Nye, The Science Guy. Teen CreepsTyson grabbed us a chunk of Teen Creeps, a soundcast by comedians Kelly Nugent and Linsay Katai. Their focus is Young Adult fiction and in recent epi24, from back in February, they had comedy writer/performer/TV director and soundcaster Alex Fernie as their guest to help them get into The Hardy Boys. Crash On My CouchArden Rose and Will Darbyshire are a couple of YouTube darlings and 20-somethings with Crash On My Couch, a soundcast about conspiracy theories, other cultures, relationships, happiness — a virtual potpourri about slogging though life as a Millennial. For instance, could you have gotten through the next 24 hours without hearing about Pixar Easter eggs? Or the conspiracy theory that all Pixar movies exist within the same Universe? Me neither. Casa MirthSo you’re a comedy soundcaster and you’re saying to yourself, “Hey self! How the heck do I get a clip of my show up on that Succotash thingamabob?” Well, you can do what our friends Dr. Norman Trousers and River Zambezi did and use our direct upload link. They got us an MP3 clip by going to http://hightail.com/u/Succotash and got it right to us, along with this note: “Hey Marc! Thought it was about time we sent in a clip... Just a bit from season 4 episode 1 where River Zambezi and I were discussing the possibility of having a bit of a laugh at a local electrical retailers... all the best :)"   Guys We F****dIt’s hard enough to break through the glut of shows in Soundcastland, more today than ever, so one of these days I have to have Corinne Fisher and Kystyna Hutchinson on the show just so I can ask them why they titled their anti-slut shaming show Guys We Fucked. I mean the title makes sense and all BUT most places that distribute show – like iTunes – won’t let you spell out the word f****d. So while the title is attention-getting, even with the asterisks, it makes it hard to get the word out everywhere. But Corinne and Krystyna have a lot of listeners so maybe it’s working out just fine. This clip is from an episode from the end of March entitled, You Were The Queen of Impossible Crushes, and the ladies answer some listener email. Center City ComedyI’ve been hanging around the San Francisco and Los Angeles comedy scenes for, well, a long time now. I don’t get to the clubs very much these days so there’s a whole wave of comedians out there I don’t really know but one thing I do remember is that there is rarely a better time to be had than when you’re hanging out with a bunch of comics, shooting the shit and busting each other’s balls OR ovaries. Some of that spirit is captured every week on the Center City Comedy soundcast, where a passel of Philly comedy comrades — Derek Gaines, H. Foley, Kevin Ryan, Andrew Schiavone, Chris Cotton, and Dave Temple — who are now part of the New York scene, get together and kick stuff, and each other, around. This snippet that Tyson grabbed us is from their Epi166, with the memorable title “The Fatso, The Drunk, and The Wardrobe”. Human EchoesI know I keep yammering about how many soundcasts are out there with more coming online every week, but I’m amazed we’re still finding shows that have been on for years that we’re just now getting to share. Case in point: the Human Echoes soundcast with Tony Southcotte and Alan Berg. The have more than 200 episodes under their belts, where they toss around commentary on movies, genre fiction and, as they put it, “all things weird and wonderful”. In this chunk, it’s revealed that Tony has finally gotten around to seeing Jaws for the first time. (We also learn that Alan has never seen The Godfather.) So now they finally get a chance to talk about that shark movie. TRUMP Here are the lyrics to Trump, as performed by Not The Presidents Of The USA: Trump sat alone on his flabby arse Knowing his appointment to the Whitehouse was a farce With policies that would sound bananas He filled his cabinet with all his pet piranhas He's Trump, He's Trump, He's Trump He's off his head He's Trump, He's Trump, He's Trump In Putin's bed Trumps orange head ain't blessed with brains And his policies all come across as quite insane He'll stem the terror across the land By keeping guns and making sure that all the muslims are banned He's Trump, He's Trump, He's Trump His hands are small He's Trump, He's Trump, He's Trump He'll build the wall Trump'll take the healthcare you needed so much He'll look you in the eye then grab you buy the crotch He dreams of pissing on Russian sheets Then getting drunk and filling twitter with moronic tweets He's Trump, He's Trump, He's Trump He never thinks He's Trump, He's Trump, He's Trump He'd bomb the chinks Is this Trump out of his head We think so Is this Trump out of his head We think so Is this Trump out of his head We think so Is this Trump out of his head That’s going to do it for epi151. Thanks for listening and supporting comedy podcasts everywhere, and don't forget to pass the Succotash! Goodbye.  

Welcome to a special bonuscast! This week, the awesome Albert Berg of the Human Echoes Podcast joins me to talk about Alan Moore's seminal run on SWAMP THING! Be sure to follow Al on twitter: https://twitter.com/Albert_Berg Also make sure to check out Human Echoes! http://humanechoes.com/ And the Writer's Arena! http://thewritersarena.com/

In this episode the guys talk about the critically successful and thematically baffling film No Country for Old Men. Then they dissect the new Arrival trailer, and Albert gets misty-eyed about the first day of school. Download it! Be sure to subscribe to our podcast: Youtube iTunes Google Stitcher Links: No Man's Sky The Coen Brothers Viewers Choice Month! Prisoners Enemy Arrival Trailer Rogue One Trailer

On the latest Secrets of the Sire #Podcast: The moment of truth is here for DC's much hyped bad-guy superhero flick Suicide Squad. But with the reviews in from critics, it's sounding more Batman V Superman than Deadpool. We discuss that and more with Human Echoes Podcast's own Tony Southcotte! Check out an excerpt from [...]

Albert and Tony take on the brand new DC flick Suicide Squad! Is it DC's Deadpool? Will it live up to the hype? Find out in this video! Warning, some spoilers ahead.

In this episode the guys review slow-burn indie thriller from Karyn Kusama "The Invitation." Then they definitively and irrefutably answer the question "peanut butter: creamy or crunchy?" and Albert gets excited about Swamp Thing. Download it! Links: Karyn Kusama Aeon Flux Girl Fight Jennifer's Body Stranger Things Sin City a Dame to Kill For Saga of the Swamp Thing Albert Reacts to the Sharkado 4 trailer Godzilla Resurgence The Magnificent Seven Lights Out Star Trek Beyond Justin Linn

In this episode the guys finally get around to reviewing a good shark movie and talk about Jaws. Then they review campaign songs, and get nerdy about Pokemon GO.   Links about Things We Talked About The Shallows Pseudopod Podcast Frog Plays Pokemon GO The Fly Lights Out The Secret Life of Pets Ghostbusters Ghosthunters

In this episode the guys review Mickey Keating's latest horror film, Carnage Park. Then Tony's neighbor dies, and Albert finally gets a fifty-year-old joke. Also, stay tuned to the end of the episode for our spoiler filled discussion of Swiss Army Man. Links: Albert gets stupid in a wheelchair Innkeepers Pod Darling Batman v. Superman How to Yarn Bomb Your Wang Bush Pippi on the Run Swiss Army Man  

In this episode Al and Tony take on the "horror/comedy" film Stitches. Then Albert spoils Saw 7 and the guys try to figure out when you can know a movie is going to be bad. Download it! Links: Carnage Park "Dimension 404" coming to Hulu Saw Ouija: Origins of Evil Ouija Mike Flanagan Mickey Keating

In this episode the guys review the indie haunted house movie We Are Still Here. The Albert gets talks excited for the upcoming movie Tickled, and Tony recounts his exploits at Denver Comic Con. Links: Devil's Backbone Tickled Anton Yelchin dies The Conjuring 2 Lights Out

In this episode Al and Tony take a look at Hong Kil Dong, a martial arts film from the 1980's with an unusual pedigree. Then the guys wonder what future archaeologists will find in the ashes of our civilization, and Albert spreads the gospel of ginger beer. Download it now! Links: A Kim Jong Il Production Monster Trucks The Primer Universe Yandere Simulator

In this episode Al and Tony break down supernatural mystery film about how television will LITERALLY kill you, The Ring. Then the guys get a little bit political and talk about the most faithful movie adaptations. Links Candyman Ringu Happy Chewbacca XKCD: The Ring Sharkenstein Trailer 2081 The Green Mile The Shawshank Redemption The Gracchi Brothers Hong Kil-dong

In this episode the guys wrap up Mockbuster Month by reviewing the wonderfully awful sharksploitation movie, Three Headed Shark Attack. Then, Tony talks about being a cameraman on an independent film shoot, and Albert is angry about Legends of Tomorrow. Links: Why Snow and Confetti Ruin YouTube Video Quality Legends of Tomorrow The Flash Shark Lake Raiders of the Lost Shark Mile High Horror Film Festival Desegregation 

The guys slog onward through mockbuster month with Mega Python vs Gatoroid. Then Albert gets angry at Gareth Edwards for being a stupid poopyhead and the guys interview Sharknado screenwriter, Thunder Levin! Links: Warner Brothers delays Godzilla 2 so Gareth Edwards can direct Gareth Edwards leaves Godzilla 2 Warner Brothers delays Godzilla 2 AGAIN because Gareth Edwards isn't directing Gareth Edwards sucks donkey balls  

In this episode the guys review a truly terrible movie called Birdemic.  Then they talk about the best mockbuster movie title ever and wonder what kind of stories you can tell in Utopia; you know, besides Utopia. Links: Independents' Day Trailer The Shallows Trailer Shark Lake Deep Blue Sea The Phantom Broforce The Rocketeer The Martian Demolition Mega Python vs. Gatoroid .

In this episode the guys review THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER Sharknado 3. Then they get way too political, and get hype for Captain America: Civil War. Links: The Asylum Sharknado Mega Shark vs Mecha Shark Captain America: Civil War  

Al and Tony dig into Captain America: Civil War, Marvel's new no-holds-barred superhero showdown.

In this episode the guys review Look Who's Back in which the person who is back is literally Hitler. Then they discuss politics and the fear of the other, and how awesome giant dumb aliens are.   Links: Hardcore History: Prophets of Doom So You've Been Publicly Shamed by Jon Ronson Independence Day: Resurgence Trailer #2 Them by Jon Ronson Weiner Documentary Trailer Screenwriting 101 by Film Crit Hulk 

In this episode the guys review the classic tale of love, revenge, and manipulative boyfriends, The Princess Bride. Then they talk about the ever-changing influence of computer graphics in films, and wonder whatever happened to Grimace. Download it! Links: Rob Roy The Congress Doctor Strange Trailer The Jungle Book (2016) Jon Favreau Interview Freddie Wong: Why CGI Sucks (Except it Doesn't) James Cameron announces four Avatar sequels Grimace Ronald McDonald SEGA game Puddles Pity Party sings "Royals"    

In this episode the guys review the home invasion movie with a twist Hush. Then Albert waxes philosophical about perception and reality, and Tony knows a lot about big animals that can eat you. Download it! Links: Abesentia Occulus An Anthropologist on Mars by Oliver Sacks Hidden Brain Podcast E. R. Ross (aka Ellie Anne) Giant Alligator Bear Chases Snowboarder

In this episode the guys review the movie based on Frank Miller's comic book sensation Sin City. Then they interview David Cummings, host of the NoSleep Podcast, and talk about Harry Potter's Farting Corpse: The Movie. Download it! Links NoSleep Podcast Swiss Army Man Trailer Frank Miller Poseidon Rex "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" 10 Cloverfield Lane

In this episode the guys review He Never died. Then they talk about Batman v Superman and the future of the DC movie universe. Watch it now! Links Henry Rollins Rotten Tomatoes interview Better Call Saul Insider Podcast The Making of South Park: 6 Days to Air Lego Batman trailers James Wan "FUN" Aquaman Interview Lights Out Movie Jobs and the Holograms trailer

Because we love you all, we made a bonus episode to review George Miller's kick ass new movie Mad Max: Fury Road. This is mostly spoiler free plot wise but we do talk about some details. GO SEE THIS MOVIE!

In this special bonus episode of the Human Echoes Podcast, Al and Tony breakdown the new Hollywood blockbuster Interstellar.

In this the 100th episode of the Human Echoes Podcast, the guys are joined by Danny Brophy to discuss Dredd (and Guardians of the Galaxy.) Al and Danny geek out about Doctor Who and Sherlock, while Tony tries to teach Danny how to be a man. Also, Al is forced to defend his love of The Asylum. Download it now! Links: The Worf Effect An Adventure in Time and Space Bill Oberst Jr. interviews The Disaster Artist Vegan Vampire Vaginas

In this episode of the Human Echoes Podcast, Tony and Al wrap up Time Travel Month with a look back at arguably the greatest action movie of all time, Terminator 2. Later, the guys talk about how various types of media are dealing with the shift to the world of digital content distribution, and Tony convinces Albert that Michael Bay might have finally made a good movie.   Download! RSS!   Links: Escape Plan Rope Ed Wood Pain and Gain The Autobiography of Peter Cartwright Scott Sigler Audiobook Podcasts        

Mr. Lincoln, a cult leader, an evil redneck, and a decade of being Christ, Bill Oberst Jr. is a man of many faces and a wealth of talent. In this interview, Bill talks to us about the life of a hard working hollywood actor. He also questions us on moral grounds involving a bride in the headlights. We can't thank him enough for being the first guest on the Human Echoes Podcast. If you all enjoyed this interview as much as we did, find Bill at his website, or check out some of the movies he is in.

In this round of the Human Echoes Podcast the guys prove their manhood by talking about fighting, girls, and having poor fashion sense. They also spin some thoughts about surrealist noir masterpiece, Dark City.   Check it! Download here! Or, save yourself the hassle and subscribe to the RSS feed.   Links and Things: The Drabblecast MMA Rocky Mountain Oysters How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe   Shout out to @DannyBrophy, @Priority&Default, and @TonySouthcotte'sgirlfirendwhoseTwitterhandleIdon'tknow for sending in their questions for this week's podcast. If you have a question for us, tweet it to @HEPodcast and we'll talk about it on the show.  

The Human Echoes Podcast celebrates the new year by forcing musical-hating Tony Southcotte to watch the nerdgasmtastic internet phenomenon Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog. Will its musical stylings melt his crusty heart of stone? No. No they wont. But you should listen anyway as we discuss art history, and answer absurd questions from YOU.   Download it in all its awesomeness here. Or quench your need for feed with the RSS.   Links to Stuff We Might Have Talked About:   Zdzislaw Beksinski Giuseppe Arcimboldo Kevin Eslinger Jacek Yerka Doctor Who on Netflix Epic Rap Battles of History Danny Brophy: Twitter and Podcast (Warning: may contain nut) House of Leaves   Next week we'll be looking at the newly released movie/adaption John Dies at the End.   For even more awesome, follow us on Twitter. @tsoucoutte and @Albert_Berg

The Human Echoes Podcast wraps up 2012 with a look at at Nazi zombie flick, Dead Snow. Then the guys talk about how you get what you don't pay for when it comes to anti-virus software, and Tony discusses rewriting his brain's software through the power of hobbits. (Or was it habit? No, I'm pretty sure it was hobbits. Apparently those guys can to pretty much anything if you can work them loose from their godless nihilism carefree pastoral lifestyle.)   Download!   RSS!   Link Dump Waste Management Facility:   Dennis Mckenna on the Joe Rogan Podcast McAfee founder on the run Darknet r/fifthworldproblems Outpost Brotherhood of the Wolf The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg (Seriously, that's the guys name. Duhigg. Checked it twice. What the heck kind of name is Duhigg?) World of Vacancy by Charles Schmidt   Next week we'll be taking a look at Doctor Horrible's Sing Along Blog. Don't miss it!

On this episode of the Human Echoes Podcast the Christmas cheer continues as the guys delve into the book The Fat Man: a Tale of North Pole Noir by Ken Harmon. Also, Albert reads a horror themed Christmas short story, and Tony admits he's never seen It's a Wonderful Life.   Download the podcast directly here. Or subscribe to our RSS feed.   Links The Fat Man by Ken Harmon The Hagakure It's a Wonderful Life The Greatest Gift by Phillip Van Doren Stern (The short story that inspired It's a Wonderful Life. Also possibly an early appearance of The Doctor. Think about it: strange man, shows up exactly when he's needed, starts mucking about with timelines just to prove a point? Makes way more sense than "an angel did it" in my not-so-humble opinion.)   Next week follow along as we finish out the year with Nazi zombie movie Dead Snow. (Nazi zombies have their own genre now. Whodathunkit?)

This week in the Human Echoes Podcast, Al and Tony dive into the eviscerated entrails of indie horror flick Yellowbrickroad. Is it a metafictional examination of the medium of film? Is it a horrifying interpretation of The Wizard of Oz? Is it an anti-feminist manifesto? Listen in wonder and amazement as these questions and many more go completely unanswered.   In the second half of the podcast we share our (largely spoiler free) love for time travel flick Looper, and Albert explains why Ready Player One may be the best bad book you'll ever read. Then we discuss the basic protips everyone should know to make it through life, and attempt to court the favor of internet liberals by hating on Atlas Shrugged.   Also, in this week's episode: Tony turns an offhand remark into the first Human Echoes microfiction competition. Write a hundred word story about the Men in Black witness protection program and win the chance to be featured on the podcast that's been taking the internet by a storm. (And when we say, "storm" we mean, "some guy thought he got hit by a raindrop, but it turned out to be someone spitting out of a helicopter.")

  In the third episode of the Human Echoes Podcast, you will find our heads scraped to the scalp, and ready to talk about the South Korean thriller I Saw the Devil. Listen in as we detail the struggle between Secret Agent Man and Serial Killer Man. Hear us well, as we wander between the vagaries of Facebook stalking by employers and bumper sticker philosophy. Also, check out The Booth at The End on Hulu.com. Mostly because it kicks ass, and a little bit because everything you read on this site is perceived to be true by the hosts. Thanks for listening folks, and if you like the podcast, do us a big fat favor and throw a review at it on iTunes or any other podcast downloaded you have aligned yourself with. Hit us up with an email at hepodcast@gmail.com, or tweet at us @hepodcast. You can also sign up for the RSS Feed with this address: http://hepodcast.libsyn.com/rss Next week's movie will be: Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon.