Podcasts about j peterman

Mmmmm...catalogs. Is there anything better to arrive in the mail? Sears. JC Penney. Spiegel. Consumer Distributors. J Peterman. Even The ToysRUs Look Book. Missy takes us down mail-order memory lane as a sweet antidote to the daring political discussion of early voting in our two battleground states. Then, it's Tom Hardy's dog's voice. Subtitles. And a fullsome dissection of the Netflix hit Nobody Wants This. Super bouncy this week, Dear Listener. Give us a play. You won't regret it!

The boys chat with their old radio friend Chris Cody who was rocked by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina. Actor John O'Hurley who played J.Peterman on Seinfeld joins the show for an I-95 Morning Show Special Presentation.

John O' Hurley, who played J Peterman on Seinfeld, had a birthday yesterday.  He lost to Kelly Monaco on the first season of THIS dancing talent show . . . but he WHOOPED her in a rematch that was based ONLY on viewer votes.  What is the show I'm talking about? 

Mit J. Peterman ist hier eigentlich der Schauspieler hinter dem ikonischen Nebencharakter aus der Sitcom Seinfeld gemeint - nämlich John O' Hurley. Wir feiern seinen 70. Geburtstag und schauen auf seine Karriere zurück.

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan talks to actor John O'Hurley best known for being J. Peterman; Elaine's boss on Seinfeld. John and other Seinfeld secondary characters will host a Fan Expo 2024 panel. My Summer Lair Chapter #299: What Is J. Peterman Talking About, Now? Recorded: Friday, August 9, 2024 at 3:00 pm (EST) For more show notes visit MySummerLair.com. Bonus Fun? Sign up for my newsletter because the F in FOMO doesn't stand for Fun. Stress free pop culture (TV shows! Books! Movies! Music! So Many Recommendations!!) tastefully harvested for your divine delight. Once a week a carefully curated edition of My Pal Sammy goes directly to your inbox. Magic or Science? You decide.

Elaine is held accountable for charging personal luxuries on her J Peterman expense account. We get so many Benestanza scenes that deliver all the entertainment we seek from Elaine and George plots. This episode has some of the most memorable moments from the series and is definitely a highlight for this season. Follow the pod on social media: Insta - @hotheavyelaine TikTok - @elainebenespodcast Email - elainepodcast@gmail.com  

 Actor John O'Hurley will be in town for a pickleball tournament and to perform at Lower Canada College this weekend, raising funds for melanoma research. He spoke to Andrew Carter.

John gives us a very fun, cool and surprising behind the scenes look at The National Dog Show. Hear how judges make their decisions, all that goes on in breeding and showing a champion canine, what has surprised John over the years about the dog show and the world of dogs and much more.

Arnie Cohen, CEO of J. Peterman, was welcomed to discuss the transformation of the company's operations and the resurgence of catalog marketing. Cohen spoke about his time at J. Crew and how the experiences and mentorship he received there helped shape his career and influence his leadership and mentoring roles today. He highlighted the significance of catalogs in the current retail environment, citing their essential role in the brand and product messaging. He believes in the 360-ecosystem, where brands need to dynamically impart their messages and offerings to customers as they like and prefer. The discussion also shed light on the constant evolution in the consumer-retail relationship, emphasizing the resurgence of catalogs as an essential medium for brands to impart their brand messages and product offerings. Even in an age dominated by digital media, catalogs have maintained their significance, offering a tactile experience to consumers and serving as reliable, tangible reminders of a brand's offerings. The conversation transitioned to more operational aspects, with Cohen elucidating on the changes and improvements made in J. Peterman's warehouse operations and the incorporation of Cart.com into their tech stack. He detailed the challenges encountered during this transition, including labor and system upgrades, and the practical solutions provided by Cart.com's technological infusion, which drastically improved efficiency, reducing labor requirements and increasing order processing speed. Cohen emphasized the hybrid model proposed by Cart.com, which allowed J. Peterman to maintain their warehouse while implementing Cart.com's systems and processes. This resulted in increased efficiency and reduced costs, allowing J. Peterman to focus more on enhancing their service levels and customer relationships. Arne ended the conversation by reflecting on the industry's challenges, the continuous need for adaptation and innovation, and his optimistic outlook on leveraging technology to enhance operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Wayne Arnold commits crimes for J Peterman while wearing roller blades. It's pretty radical.

Rock 'n Roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason burst onto the music scene as a member of the iconic English band Traffic back in the sixties and has been making great music and a living ever since. Dave talks about those early days and writing the all time classic Feelin' Alright which has been covered by more than 50 artists.  Actor John O'Hurley is a man of many talents with a catalogue of work to rival the catalogues that made him famous as the hilarious J. Peterman in Seinfeld. John talks about his start in the business and shares some fascinating insights into playing Peterman, including a performance of a monologue that finished on the cutting room floor. Enjoy part one of the very entertaining chat with John.  All thanks to Murcotts Driving Excellence call 1300 555 576 and give the gift that keeps on giving - peace of mind. Take advantage of Murcotts special Christmas offer. Call them or visit the website murcotts.edu.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this chapter, Jillian and Jerry continue the weatherman saga, as they shake their heads at all of the adults on this show for not explaining repercussions to their students/son, especially when everyone is well aware of his incapabilities. Also a random incestual B plot, more unfunny lines from Fake Morgan, insane tie designs, happy birthdays, unhappy birthdays, happy unbirthdays, pants coming off at the workplace, clowns who help you pee, carpetbaggers, scalawags and the Yellow Pages. What do all of these things have to do with each other? Find out in tonight's chapter! Find us on Twitter @StoryofCoryPodOr email us with your thoughts and opinions at StoryofCoryPod@gmail.com download (right click, save as...)WARNING: This episode contains adult language.

There are stores and then there's Chips of the World. Welcome to this remote recording of Talking Turkey, where we find Neil in the Lynchian expanses of Vancouver Island. While the audio quality falters (apologies), the content flows free and pure: How to integrate Juice Pigs into society Victoria, BC as a palimpsest of styles Coastal BC vs Interior BC Story time: James gets lost on the ferry to Victoria Turkey Merch ideas: Poetry Corp dad hats? Neil's Business Breakdown: CHIPS OF THE WORLD Why the world now needs a brick and mortar international chip store Memories of the Peak Mall Era How the mall's internet kiosk led to its demise Ultimate Potato Rankings: Is Russet the King Neil as the J Peterman of Chips Designing the Chips of the World logo Into the dark: the coming global famine The Food Professor Podcast (link) Why gardening is more important than ever Why you need to grow your own greens Nutrient degradation in greens study (link) Contact us at wetalkturkey@gmail.com Find out more at https://talking-turkey.pinecast.co Intro music performed by Jordan Mack of Vangelism Outro music by To Good Friends

The Santa Ana winds are a-blowin', and that blows all the weirdos to the beach. Caroline tries to save a phantom drowning victim. Mr. Cooper searches for Amy. Mitch finds himself an unwitting romantic rival to Geraldo Rivera. J Peterman gets mud on the very pants he was going to return! Join Zach, Charlie, and returning guest Tyler Schnupp (Reactivaders, Stario Chart) for a real California specific episode of Baywatch Watch!

“This innocent-looking shirt has something which isn't innocent at all: touchability. Heavy, silky Italian cotton. A fine, almost terry cloth-like feeling. Five-button placket, relaxed fit. Innocence and mayhem at once.”If you're a Seinfeld fan, you may recognize that product... (Read more).

Mitch and Stephanie go undercover to catch J Peterman, a criminally-underused Danny Trejo, and some other goons in a yacht-robbing heist operation and lose themselves in the process. Garner gets seasick. CJ wants to go fast...sometimes. Join Zach, Charlie, and special guest Heather Woodward (co-creator of the improvised web series "Murder Story") as we talk Stephanie's diving, the identification of a dead body on sight as being the wife of one of your college professors, and the baffling jazz club montage overlayed with music that is decidedly NOT jazz. Just another day in paradise on Baywatch Watch!

We welcome John O'Hurley. John played J. Peterman in 22 episodes of "Seinfeld." From Season 6 through Season 9. John is an American actor, comedian, author, game show host and television personality. He hosted The Family Feud from 2006-2010. He won the first season of Dancing with the Stars. He has appeared in over 100 films and TV Shows including, Frasier, Fineas and Ferb and Family Guy. John has written three books: including the NY times bestseller - It's Okay to Miss the Bed on the First Jump. Social: https://linktr.ee/ThisThirsty John O'Hurley: Twitter: @ImJohnOHurley Instagram: johnohurley "This Podcast Is Making Me Thirsty" is The Place to Be for "Seinfeld" fans. We are the #1 destination for all things "Seinfeld," the last, great sitcom of our time.

Cosmo Kramer was never one to shy away from a good caper. Whether he was trying to make money or save time or just felt the need to do something, Kramer was constantly coming up with new and exciting (and often dangerous) schemes. This week Kalvin is joined by fellow Seinfeld super fan, Nick Emel, from the 10ish Podcast to discuss the insane (but sometimes sane and quite clever) machinations of our quintessential hipster doofus. Kalvin and (new) Nick hold a draft as we go back and forth to try determine Kramer's 10(ish) best schemes throughout Seinfeld's run. We choose from over 60 schemes, plots, bamboozles, flim-flams, and great ideas while hilarity and Seinfeld quotes ensue! Let us know what your favorite Kramer scheme is on twitter @APASomething, @alone_podcast, and @10ishpodcast. ---------Cast your VOTE for the winner of this draft!--------- ---------Check out more about SOMETHING--------- Youtube Twitter Merch APodcastAboutSomething.com (full episode transcript available) -------------------------FULL LIST OF KRAMER'S SCHEMES----------------------- Roll up tie dispenser, A pizza place where you make your own pie, Hennigan's spokesman, The beach perfume, Calvin Klein model, The Kramer portrait, Coffee table book about coffee tables, Periscope for your car, Woody Allen movie: “These pretzels are making me thirsty”, Murphy Brown's assistant - Steven Snell, Auditions for Kramer in “Jerry” as Martin Van Nostrand, Movie treatment for The Keys, Selling used records (Bleeker Bob's Records), Soap Opera Stand In, Coleman's Santa Claus, Police Lineup stand in, Miss America Coach , Ball Man at the US Open, The Executive beltless trenchcoat resale middle-man (Rudy's), Moviefone 2.0, Handsome Cab Driver, Organized a Jewish singles mixer, Co-inventor of The Bro, Alex Theater Revival, Michigan Bottle deposit scheme, Restaurant that only serves peanut butter and jelly (pb&j's), Cock fighting, Fireman, Tobacco Billboard Model, Sells his life stories to J Peterman ($750), Peterman reality tour, Imports Cubans (people) to roll cigars, Da Vinci sleep, The Merv Griffin Show, Pretending to have diseases so that medical students could diagnose, Seat filler at the Tony's, H&H Bagels employee, Tested a banks "Hello" policy, Staying in shower all the time, Brandt-Leland (TCB), Introduced rickshaws to NYC, Kramerica Industries, Oil bladder system, Ketchup and Mustard in the same bottle, Jon Voight bite marks comparison, Dog-napping, Puppet Regime at Del Boca Vista, Airport gambling with Texas tycoon, Blood at-home bank, Highway Adoption, Karate class, Police Tape for Frogger machine, Unlimited Cafe Lattes after suing coffee company for coffee being too hot, Hot Tub & Fake Wood Wallpaper, The pigman escape, The Assman license plate, Butter shave, Meat slicer/Dr. Van Nostrand cancer screening, Apartment Switcheroo with Jerry, High-flow Showerheads, Clothes drying in the oven, The Junk mail, Strongbox, Reverse peephole, Sniffing accountant stakeout --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/apasomething/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/apasomething/support

This week Ivan and Stephen eat blocks of cheese the size of car batteries and wear urban sombreros as they talk about the secondary characters from the final Season 8 episode in the podcast series, The Foundation. Topics covered include Blink One Eight/Eighty Two, Seinfeld cast members being in Aussie TV commercials, Jerry becoming the showrunner from this episode on, and carpooling with your friends and another parent; Seinfeldisms (from 4:00), Seinfeld News (from 7:33), episode trivia (from 13:31); secondary characters Mr and Mrs Ross (from 18:36), Delores AKA Mulva (from 26:17), Wyck Thayer (from 31:45), J Peterman in this episode (from 35:28), Joey and Mrs Zanfino (from 38:29), and Sensei (from 43:42). Where will the episode and/or any of the secondaries appear in our list of the greatest episodes and characters of all time? Listen and find out! — Sign up to our Patreon page for early access to BIDWBASC, exclusive access to bonus podcast 'Curbcast’, instant access to unaired episodes of ‘Season 11', as well as other bonus content! Head over to patreon.com/bidwbasc to sign up. You can also support us with a one-off donation on Paypal at paypal.me/mishmashmedia Your donations will help keep the show going. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, Discord, and Twitter @bidwbasc. You can email us as well at bidwbascpodcast@gmail.com Listen, download, subscribe to and review us wherever you get your podcasts. Search for our unofficial Seinfeld group called Seinfeldisms on Facebook. — Seinfeld News Richard Lewis announces on Twitter that he will not be returning to Season 11 of Curb Your Enthusiasm: https://twitter.com/TheRichardLewis/status/1353821604946432000 Jason Alexander stars in a Tide Super Bowl commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvjuL6Bci6M

Randy and Jeff dive even further into talking about nothing and share their Top 5 favorite moments from Seinfeld. If you have never watched Seinfeld, please just stop reading this and go be a better person and watch an episode. If you don't like Seinfeld, you probably aren't human. If you dig Seinfeld, are bored or pretty much just have nothing better to do in life, give this episode a listen... who knows, maybe there is a special guest? Sign up for Buzzsprout and get a $20 Amazon Gift Card - click this link so we can get paid and you get that gift card: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=764410

Actor John O'Hurley talks about how he become the iconic catalog mogul of Seinfeld fame, about golf travel his beloved Red Sox and more with host Michael Williams. A must listen!

J Peterman from Seinfeld stops by to chat and Matty looks ahead to Tiger's first tournament of 2019.

Nick talks about clothing optional beaches, J Peterman, Omarosa and his voicework on the game Chimps On A Blimp. Download it here: https://wainstop.itch.io/chimps-on-a-blimp Follow nick: www.twitter.com/theflans, www.twitter.com/nickflanweakly Download Wiped Privilege at nickflanagan.bandcamp.com

This week Ivan and Stephen are undead, take yam yam, buy a $29,000 piece of cake and worship Kamelot as they talk about J. Peterman! We discuss listener escapades passed off as our own stories, Jacobbo/Jacoopa/Yackapow, our VERY IMPORTANT cause, Australian bucks, reverse Patreon approaches, a different type of Seinfeld trivia night, Cafe Du Nord (sp?), Mendies!, Harley Rouda/Rooter, Jason Alexander’s political moderation, climate change’s link to dinosaur farts, surprisingly terrible TV finales, the Friends/Seinfeld rivalry, the polarising nature of the “The Finale”, "season 10" of Seinfeld, Jerry Seinfeld and Zack Galifinakis mocking each other, Cardi B’s relevance, the boss you kinda want, yam yam/Shanghai Sally; John O’Hurley; the origins of Family Feud, Grant Denyer, Larry Emdur, mysterious 90s Australian gameshow hosts, 40s/50s radio ad men; John O’Hurley’s after-sex compliments, audiobooks and doing War of the Worlds; Petermanception/Jacoperception, Cersei Elainister, the raw end of the Peterman stick, Kramer’s Real Life Peterman Bus Tour; Peterman’s professional history, J. Patermen, being lost for words, long-term Peterman training; Peterman’s inspiration, age, dodgy business practices, relationship with the Core Four; perfect secondary character casting, legitimate urban sombreros, The Peterman Panama; Seinfeldisms, Seinfeldia and more! Seinfeld News Cafe Du Nord’s Seinfeld trivia night  Jason Alexander’s political moderator attempt Business Insider’s 12 Worst TV Finales of All Time Jerry Seinfeld’s Between Two Ferns Appearance — We're on Patreon, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit and Facebook. You can email us, too. Listen, download, subscribe and review us wherever you get your podcasts.  — Stephen’s top 10 secondary characters: 1 Alton Benes (The Jacket) 2 Street Toughs Bob and Cedric (The Soup Nazi) 3 Jane (The Hamptons) 4 The Record Store Owner (The Old Man) 5 Celia (The Merv Griffin Show) 6 Sue Ellen Mischke (lots of episodes) 7 Susan Ross (lots of episodes) 8 Harold and Manny (The Apartment) 9 Joe (The Mango) 10 Rava (The Statue) Ivan’s top 10 secondary characters: 1 George Steinbrenner (lots of episodes) 2 Frank Constanza (ditto) 3 The Soup Nazi (The Soup Nazi) 4 Susan Ross (lots of episodes) 5 Bookman (The Library) 6 Newman (no explanation required) 7 Aaron The Close Talker (The Raincoats) 8 Mary Cantardi (The Baby Shower) 9 Joe (The Mango) 10 David Puddy (yeah, that's right) — Stephen’s top 10 episodes: 1 The Jacket 2 The Pen 3 The Movie 4 The Sniffing Accountant 5 The Limo 6 The Stake Out 7 The Baby Shower 8 The Pony Remark 9 The Apartment 10 The Phone Message Ivan’s top 10 episodes: 1 The Contest 2 The Mango 3 The Outing 4 The Puffy Shirt 5 The Soup Nazi 6 The Bizarro Jerry 7 The Hamptons 8 The Pony Remark 9 The Sniffing Accountant 10 The Movie Support the show.

When we walked into your living room, and our eyes fell on your fine imported Brazilian Eucalyptis Coffee Table With Integrated Aquarium, we couldn't help but notice that the smartphone, tablet, or other in-home electronic device that signifies your wealth and worldliness was left open to Important If True. "How captivating you must be," we thought, as we leafed through the episode and wondered which of life's biggest conundrums you'd be puzzling through with us, what advice you sought and hoped we'd help answer. Things like: Is a mirror really a reflection of ourselves if it only works when we smile? Do strangers offer helpful advice so they can live on in your memories? And, how do you tie a shoe so it really stays on there? Impressed with your taste, depth, and apparent largess, we buy ourselves a seven million dollar replica Wild West town with your credit card before you notice. Discussed: Shaq feeling Twitterers around him, defunct online service GEnie, putting in contact lenses, remembering strangers, being a memorable stranger, WikiHow: How to Take Out Contact Lenses Without Touching Your Eye, mirror that only works when you smile, coercive smile-based compensation at customer service jobs, tying your shoes like a square knot instead of a granny knot, Every Time I Tie My Shoes: A Novel, Every Time I Tie My Shoes: Short Fiction, Caldecott Medal-winning children's book Every Time I Tie My Shoes, Hammacher Schlemmer, The Sharper Image, Brookstone, Amphibious Sub-Surface Watercraft ($300,000), 23-Acre Wild West Town Amusement Park ($7,000,000), Genuine 7 Foot Robby the Robot ($32,000), a lot more stupid shit from Hammacher Schlemmer that I'm not going to list all of, what kind of '80s you are, "'Big' or Murderer?", one second a day video made while staring into a smile mirror, Hammacher Schlemmer hoarder house, $30,000 $15,000 Important If True podcast appearance, Zoltar fortune telling machine, The Gotham Golfcart, the shitty Hefner fantasy of Hammacher Schlemmer, weird old early 20th-century aspirational status objects, "Be the New Schlemmer" marketing campaign, J Peterman (catalogue), J Peterman (Seinfeld character), ridiculous strategies to profit on the back of the inane 17-hour time-delay ghost concept from last week's episode, tattooing your naked ghost, the complex path of the Earth through the infinite universe Send us your questions at questions@importantiftrue.com. If you enjoyed this and would like to subscribe to an ad-free feed, please consider supporting Idle Thumbs by backing our Patreon. Jake's Endorsement: The Idle Thumbs telling of the epic saga of the Team Fortress 2 virtual hat economy, as supplied by CaptainInvictus Chris' Endorsement: Instant Pot automated pressure cooker and J. Kenji Lopez-Alt's pressure cooker beef stew recipe–and excellent New York Times recipe author Melissa Clark has a detailed Instant Pot guide and a new Instant Pot cookbook Nick's Endorsement: Doing a good old-fashioned jigsaw puzzle, like the Nick-approved Disneyland map jigsaw puzzle or Pixar: The Artist's Desk jigsaw puzzle

Today's Guest: John O’Hurley, actor, "Seinfeld," host, "The National Dog Show" It's Okay to Miss the Bed on the First Jump by John O'Hurley. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above! Who IS John O’Hurley? On Thanksgiving Day at noon, he’s the silver-haired host of The National Dog Show on NBC, a job he’s held for nine years. He’s also written a couple of dog tale-oriented books. JOHN O'HURLEY audio excerpt: "The head of NBC Sports gave me a call. I picked up the phone and he said, 'Woof! Woof!' And that's how it started nine years ago."  And he’s been the host of the daily “Family Feud” game show. Still can’t place him? How about his amazing performance on ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” in 2005? No? Okay, okay, try this one on: John O’Hurley played Elaine’s boss, clothing catalog entrepreneur J Peterman, as a recurring character for several seasons on “Seinfeld.” The joke was that Peterman was based on a real person and a real company. But what happened later was no joke: when the J Peterman Company bounced in and out of bankruptcy, it was the pretend Peterman – John O’Hurley – who stepped in as an angel investor to save the real Peterman. True story, folks! John O'Hurley Facebook • Website • Wikipedia • IMDB • Twitter Kicking Through the Ashes: My Life As A Stand-up in the 1980s Comedy Boom by Ritch Shydner. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above!     The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland!

This Week's Tip: Arrive the day before the event If a speaking engagement is important enough to travel for, it's important enough to arrive the day before.  There are always unexpected challenges that can arise when you have an event planned, and throwing in air travel only multiples them. When you fly in the day before you give yourself the options and flexibility you need to deal with unforeseen circumstances.   Post Tip Discussion: A Review of Carmine Gallo's "Talk Like TED -- The 9 Public Speaking Secrets of the World's Top Minds"   In this episode, I discuss the nature of a TED Talk, the themes in Carmine Gallo's book, and the most important take-aways that I found as I read it.  (Hint: it's his secret number 8, "Paint a Mental Picture with Multisensory Experiences.")   The Home for TED Talks is TED.com.  You can find the 25 most viewed TED Talks here.   After I recorded the episode, I did a little more research and found out the J Peterman company parodied in Seinfeld is actually a real catalog company.  That's my big surprise of the week. You can find them here on the web and check out their product descriptions. They might not be quite as epic as the ones Elaine dealt with, but they're close.   I briefly reference Spoon Theory when talking about energy levels. You can read more about this valuable metaphor here in Wikipedia, and you can read the original story at ButYouDontLookSick.com   Call to Action   Check out the TED talks on line, find a favorite, and then pay attention to how the speaker tells their story. Check out Carmine Gallo's book. What do you think of it? Comment on this article and let us know what your favorite TED Talk is and why.  Also, if you've read Gallo's book, what do you think about it? Finally, if you liked this episode be sure to subscribe in iTunes, Google Play Music, or the Podcatcher of your choice.   Thanks, and don't get best -- get better.

On today's episode of The One Piece Podcast we have special guest Christopher Guerrero, voice of Gecko Moria in FUNimation's One Piece, joining us for an interview. Joining hosts Zach, Ed, and Steve is The Dude and Stephen Paul (translator for One Piece in Weekly Shonen Jump). We discuss his acting and voice acting career, and his background as a fan of One Piece since middle school. We also have a Manga Recap for Chapter 760, "The Same Bet," an Anime Recap for Episode 661, a double Toonami Recap for Episodes 669 and 670, and some Piece Together. Today's episode of The One Piece Podcast is sponsored by Kolektakon, your source for One Piece x Megahouse merchandise. Check them out at Kolektakon.com/onepiece. 0:00:00 Introduction and News 0:06:27 Interview Time: Christopher Guerrero 0:32:35 Toonami Recap: Episodes 669-70 0:50:38 Anime Recap: Episode 661 1:05:22 Today's Sponsor: Kolektakon 1:09:25 Manga Recap: Chapter 670 1:55:24 Piece Together 2:21:06 To Be Continued We want to thank Chris for coming on our show, it was great having him on. Check him out on Twitter and Facebook. We'll see you next week for an all new episode of The One Piece Podcast! Until then...we are MAJI!

On today's episode of The One Piece Podcast we have special guest Christopher Guerrero, voice of Gecko Moria in FUNimation's One Piece, joining us for an interview. Joining hosts Zach, Ed, and Steve is The Dude and Stephen Paul (translator for One Piece in Weekly Shonen Jump). We discuss his acting and voice acting career, and his background as a fan of One Piece since middle school. We also have a Manga Recap for Chapter 760, "The Same Bet," an Anime Recap for Episode 661, a double Toonami Recap for Episodes 669 and 670, and some Piece Together. Today's episode of The One Piece Podcast is sponsored by Kolektakon, your source for One Piece x Megahouse merchandise. Check them out at Kolektakon.com/onepiece. 0:00:00 Introduction and News 0:06:27 Interview Time: Christopher Guerrero 0:32:35 Toonami Recap: Episodes 669-70 0:50:38 Anime Recap: Episode 661 1:05:22 Today's Sponsor: Kolektakon 1:09:25 Manga Recap: Chapter 670 1:55:24 Piece Together 2:21:06 To Be Continued We want to thank Chris for coming on our show, it was great having him on. Check him out on Twitter and Facebook. We'll see you next week for an all new episode of The One Piece Podcast! Until then...we are MAJI!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-one-piece-podcast--5846933/support. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are going to the dogs today with John O'Hurley, actor, singer, comedian on TV, in film, and on stage.  And he’s an author and composer.  You know him as J Peterman from Seinfeld.  You saw him on Dancing with the Stars.  But he also hosts the National Dog Show that comes up on Thanksgiving Day.  Plus he has another book coming out about dogs.  Let’s say hello to John O’Hurley.

By Steve WeddleLast night I talked to Frank Bill (pictured with his agent, Stacia Decker) about his new book DONNYBROOK, which has gotten fantastic feedback from some great fellow authors. I started talking about John McFetridge, J Peterman, and the musical CATS, for some reason. Thankfully, Frankie got us back on track. (Haha. "Track" because we recorded the, ah, nevermind. Just listen.Fuller interview later. Enjoy this four minutes.AS ALWAYS:You can get the podcast by1. Right-clicking on the title up there at the top (or, if you have one of those Apple computers, whatever you people do)2. Visiting the iTunes music storeor3. Visiting the Feedburner page.