Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica svendsgaard

"I am the final boss in his video game of redemption." On the finale of VPR Season 11, things boil over in the Bay Area. Dan gets grilled, Scheana takes the stage, and the gang, led by Lala (and perhaps fueled by the green-eyed monster), turns on Ariana. Amanda and Ann get into it all (in a raw, remote, sleepy, silly haze).Then the gals interview comedian Jessica Svendsgaard (36:14), the beautiful bartender featured on VPR S11 in the sexy singles episode, about what it was like working for Tom, the joys of being compensated for ones labor, and her many creative pursuits. Before they say au revoir, Ann, Amanda, and Jess share the Taylor Swift eras in which they currently reside (1:25:00). Check out:Jessica's Instagram - thebyebyemancuckedmeJessica's TikTok - systemvulvadownLISTENER SUBMISSIONS: If you have fun/weird/wild stories about your experience as an assistant/support staff, interesting behind-the-scenes Hollywood tidbits, or questions for Ann and Amanda, please send them to wsandasubmissions@gmail.com. You can send us a voice memo of yourself telling your story and/or asking your question (or write them out for Amanda and Ann to read, whichever you prefer). If you want to remain anonymous, make sure to say so in your email (and feel free to give yourself or any entities in your story a codename). Maybe you'll hear your voice on the show! We dare you to subscribe and double dog dare you to turn on automatic downloads. Do it, bitch. If you're feeling WILD leave us a review but, in the words of Robby Hoffman and Rachel Kaly, "It should be good. 5 stars only!!!"Follow us on instagram @wesignedannda @mikiannmaddox @liffordthebigreddog so you can slither in our DMs with constructive feedback, but please, for the love of god, don't cyberbully us. We're fragile :-/If you're picking up what we're putting down and want even more Ann and Amanda comedy content, support us on Patreon. You have no idea how many times we've said "Wait, this is too batshit.....we'll put it on Patreon." Our cover art was made by America's sweetheart, Maddy Weinberg, and our theme song features parts of "Kawaii Til I Die" by Starjunk 95 Developed & produced in association with Paradiso Media

Of all the disciplines in comedy, improv might have had the longest road back from lockdown. Connected to that, improv festivals that used to be an annual celebration to be relied on are now having to be revived from the ashes. Thus, one of the oldest indie improv nights in LA, Mach Improv, is taking up the mantle from what used to be known and beloved as The LA Indie Improv Festival and throwing their very own 12 hour improv festival, the wonderfully abbreviated MILF (Mach Improv LA Festival), later this month at what essentially is LA indie improv HQ, The Clubhouse. Mach's very own Jessica Svendsgaard tells us all about the festival, the state of improv in spring 2024, and why all of this is important/worth doing in times like these. Follow Jessica @thebyebyemancuckedme on IG and get all info for MILF on Sat. Apr. 27th at The Clubhouse from Noon to Midnight at milfcomedy.com. Produced by Jake Kroeger Music by Brian Granillo Artwork by Andrew Delman and Jake Kroeger

Sarah Bebb and Jessica Svendsgaard fly on in, as we discuss the most popular girls names from 1989-1994, the perils of parrot parentage, and taking home wild animals before wrapping with another addition of "Penis or Cloaca?" Bird List: Bullock's Oriole Lesser Goldfinch American Goldfinch European Starling Scrub Jay American Robin Bushtit Anna's Hummingbird Housefinch Phainopepla Bewick's Wren Turkey Vulture California Towhee Eurasian Collared Dove Mourning Dove Acorn Woodpecker Red-tailed Hawk --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/birder-barely-knowher/support

Mitch suffers a life-changing injury that almost certainly will never be mentioned again. An assassin hunts a child. Stephanie does chores. Hobie uses Pepsi as a motivational tool. Join Zach, Charlie, and special guest Jessica Svendsgaard for yet another two parter that plays fast and loose with episode structure. We'll talk the mini clip show, the lack of security at the rehab facility, and Mitch's seemingly years-long recovery from temporary paralysis all on this week's episode of Baywatch Watch!

There’s nothing that tests the bond of friendships and humanity quite like a round of Mario Party, and today we’re finally going to tackle it once and for all. This […]

Alex and Fiona are joined by stand-up comedian and medical doctor Jessica Svendsgaard to recap a lost episode consisting of her personal pantasy pasketball, some league and Disney news, as well as a brand new installment of One Gotta Go (to Eventually Reopen Society).  What a journey! Sponsor: Mrs. Juice's Almond Juice MUSIC: Miami Nights - Extended Theme Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

On the “Falling in Love with Leah Lamarr” Podcast, Leah sets up 2 single friends on a date to see if they fall in love in real life. She interviews her guests individually, and then brings them together to explore the "36 Questions That Lead to Love", which is followed by 4 minutes of uninterrupted eye contact. After gazing into each other's eyes, they go on a date to further investigate their connection. They individually wrap up with Leah to discuss if they'd like to continue dating the other guest. If it's a confirmed "yes" from both parties, Leah brings the couple back onto the podcast to review how the relationship is unfolding. It’s intimate, it's vulnerable and it definitely goes there. Join Leah each week to learn valuable insight into the dating world and to see who falls in love! On this episode, they discuss dating as bisexual women, comedy, addiction, having a Savior Complex, giving up a PhD, being a bird owner, polygamy, the difference between dating men and women and much more! IG: www.instagram.com/FallingInLovePodcast (@FallingInLovePodcast) LEAH LAMARR (HOST): IG: www.instagram.com/LeahLamarr (@LeahLamarr) Twitter: www.Twitter.com/LeahLamarr Website: www.LeahLamarr.com IMDb: www.IMDb.me/LeahLamarr JESSICA SVENDSGAARD (GUEST): IG: www.instagram.com/FatCuckBaby PALLAVI GUNALAN (GUEST): IG: www.instagram.com/PallaviGunalan CHRISTINE MEDRANO (GUEST): IG: www.instagram.com/ChrissyMeds Theme Song by: Lily Kershaw IG: www.instagram.com/LilyKershaw (@LilyKershaw) Recorded at The World Famous Comedy Store: www.instagram.com/thecomedystore (@thecomedystore) If you fell in love with this podcast, please like, share, rate and subscribe! Welcome, you Lovebirds!  _____ Additional Music: Track: Want You — Vendredi & Sterkøl [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: https://youtu.be/o32YDL3_7Wo Free Download / Stream: http://alplus.io/WantYou

ABOUT SEASON 1, EPISODE 1:Welcome to "Everything is Okay." This new podcast from MySafe:LA will help guide you through important issues related to safety, disasters, and preparedness, with a bit of humor - no wait - with a lot of humor thrown in to make these topics a bit easier to deal with. Especially as we deal with bizarre times, it's important that we not get too down in the mud, unless you're into that sort of thing. So, sit back, relax, and listen to our three terrific hosts, Jessica Svendsgaard, Cara Meyers, and Allyn Pintal explain that EVERYTHiNG IS OKAY!This episode will delve into the world of fake news... how to spot it, avoid it, and learn what news is real, or as close to real as possible. Our hosts also share a bit about their week's activities (all three are members of MySafe:LA and are actively engaged in our public safety endeavors).ABOUT MYSAFE:LAMySafe:LA is a non-profit 501c3 public charity that specializes in fire and life safety. We teach students about home fire safety, older adults about staying safe and how to manage a disaster, high school students how to perform CPR, and all of the above to the general public. We also develop training materials for firefighters and first responders. MySafe:LA takes no funding from a fire department's general fund. We survive on grants and gifts. If you enjoyed listing to this episode of Everything is Okay, please consider a gift. Every dollar helps us. To learn more about supporting us, visit our donation page.REFERENCE LINKS:FactCheck.orghttps://www.factcheck.org/2016/11/how-to-spot-fake-news/My 90s TVhttps://www.my90stv.com/Put Knowledge in Your Pocket:https://getpocket.comAnd for easy copy and pasting, all our socials:INSTA: @media_mysafe_laTWITTER: @mysafeLA + @mysafeCATIK TOK: @mysafeLAYOUTUBE: MySafe:LAFACEBOOK: media_mysafe_la

Amanda Bonar, Allyson Phillips, Meg Joh, Jessica Svendsgaard, Cara Meyers, and Molly Doan of improv team WILD join Matt Besser for scenes about Jon Hamm’s twin brother, a bowling class, bukkake safety tips, and much more.  

A bridge serves as a connection from one physical space to another, but can it also serve as a connection between the living and the dead? We went to the Colorado Street Bridge in Pasadena, CA with comedian and makeup artist Jessica Svendsgaard to find out. We discuss mental health, the expense of prosthetic bodies for bridge jumping scenes and the horrific accident that occurred during the construction of this bridge. TW: Suicide If you are having thoughts of self-harm or struggling with depression, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. As always, you can listen to this episode here, Apple Podcast or Spotify.  Hosted by Clark Canez and Jen Curcio

Sandler? More like SCAM-DLER. Eh, we'll workshop that. Anyway this week we talk with improviser and true delight Jessica Svendsgaard about the great Adam Sandler caper. See, there's a theory floating around Hollywood that Sandler's production company Happy Madison is a front for an embezzlement scheme so devious it could only come from Tinsel Town. Is the Sandman the lovable goofball we all think he is? Or a cold-hearted hustler who only cares about money (and friends)? You're about to find out!

WILSON! We've made it to the 2000s, and the Tom Hanks movie, Cast Away (2000). I'm joined by the very funny Will Hines (@willhines) and Jessica Svendsgaard (@svendsgaard) to talk about this stressful movie of a FedEx employee who gets stranded on a deserted island. With the physical change Tom had to go through for this movie, it's no wonder he got another Oscar nominee. We talk about who we would want when stranded on an island, why Tom Hanks has a hard time playing bad characters, and take a which character are you quiz. Ugh, I'm still just heartbroken about Wilson. Let me know what you think of this movie, @youvegothanks.  — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Subscribe: Spotify

This week Jessica Svendsgaard (@fatcuckbaby) joins me on the #podcast. Kendall Jenner went topless for acne. The Cats trailer gave me nightmares. Versace honored Jennifer Lopez with a sneaker. Katy Perry took the stand. Justin Bieber asked Trump to “let those kids out of cages”. Iggy Azalea is beefing with a pig. Ireland Baldwin’s father and uncle are gross. Mariah Carey doesn’t know Faceapp. Pete Davidson wants to fk his mom. Sarah Hyland is an “engaged dips--t”. Aubrey O’Day wants Obama’s sperm.

On this weeks episode I was joined by Allyson Phillips and Jessica Svendsgaard and we improvised the original Jumanji. Lots of time travel and exotic animals on this one. In our version of Jumanji, the shoe accident at the factory was a lot bigger and had serious ramifications on the plot of the movie. Also Vin Diesel makes an appearance. Check it out!

This week we revive the classic radio play "The Prodigal", original airdate April 1, 1928 by the radio series "Biblical Dramas". Comedians improvise a parody based on the play! Thank you to our special guest Jake Jabbour (@wakeupwithjacob). You can pre-order his book "Training to be Myself" on Inkshares.com. Thank you to this wonderful cast of actors and comedians! Cast Amanda Bonar Adam R. Macias Jake Jabbour Jessica Rogers Brian Rubinow Mark Jacob Jessica Svendsgaard Vida Robbins Pedro Rojas Zach Jobe and your host Elizabeth McIrvin!

A movie starring Sally Field and Tom Hanks? You would think we were talking about Forrest Gump, but no, we're talking Punchline (1988) this week with standup comedians Richelle Meiss (@reeshmeese) and Jessica Svendsgaard (@svendsgaard). This is The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel long before Amy Sherman-Palladino even thought up Gilmore Girls. Whether you think it's funny or not, you have to admit this movie has a killer cast with Field, Hanks, and even John Goodman. Wow, let us know what you found funny about this standup comedy movie @youvegothanks.  — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Subscribe: Spotify

Heyyy listeners....we are soooo sorry!! We promise we did not forget about you. We simply had a wedding last wkd (love!), and we all know how important it is to celebrate love in these uncertain times (light!!)! Speaking of, we simply LOVE our BAE guest Jessica Svendsgaard (Adele Dazeem, TNT, Wild). Plz just tune in for her wisdom on difficult issues like dating and doinking, the criminal justice system, the unending nightmare of presidential treason, and very more!

Getting dumped sucks!! Jessica Svendsgaard (comedian, improvisor with The Interns, Wild, and Del Taco Talk Show Host) bravely talks us through her first break-up experience, and, in a word it Continue Reading →

Host David Zwick has never had Taco Bell. After mentioning this fact on an earlier episode and to kick off 2019 right, fellow host Winston Carter subjects David to try a significant portion of the menu with comedians Jake Regal and Jessica Svendsgaard. For the tasting, a hard shell taco, two doritos locos tacos, a cheesy gordita crunch, a spicy tostada, a mexican pizza, a five layer burrito, a quesarito and cinnamon twists are washed down with a baja blast.

In the return of Personally Speaking, your friends talk men. Mal Smith has a Year of Yes, Steph Tolev chokes back, and Jessica Svendsgaard is sick of being catcalled. Every show is hosted by Christiana Morgenroth and edited by Robert Felsted Jr. This month's show was recorded in front of a live audience at The Open Space in Los Angeles, CA. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itspersonalnow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itspersonalnow/support

This week we have Jessica Svendsgaard from the musical improv team Adele Dazeem. We talk about: A family whose truck went down in a flood and the strangers who saved their children’s lives. We may be moving towards a less disposable economy! People are making more and buying less (outside of the US of course). There is some good news about product packaging! And the company Braskem from Brazil is working towards creating a sustainable economy and researching renewable resources. The fundraiser of the week is on indiegogo and puts forth the idea of collecting illegal guns from non-violent criminals in exchange for bail. This is being developed as a way to reduce violent crimes and get illegal firearms out of the streets. Jessica is from Danville, CA and an art exhibition is opening up showcasing art from members of the Down Syndrome Connection. Jessica loves birds and I have a great animal corner about a man who has created a retirement home for birds. Follow Jessica on Twitter @svendsgaard Follow Jessica on Instagram @worlds_only_jessica Follow Hannah on Instagram @hannahgator Follow Hannah on Twitter @cannongator See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Personally Speaking somehow hangs onto its spot in the comedy club. Local comedians and friends speak to the theme of "Camp." Jessica Svendsgaard has too much to eat, Ethan Stanislawski makes a break for it, Oscar Sagastume may or may not know Wayne Brady, Kim Kalish is proposed to kinda, Julie Pearson reluctantly traverses the Grand Canyon, and Robin Ryan experiences the kidnapping of a real kid. Next live show is October 14th at Open Space Cafe! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itspersonalnow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itspersonalnow/support

This week Jessica Svendsgaard joins us as we breakdown and discuss this weeks hottest celebrity news and gossip stories.

The theme of this episode is Crime, three stories of pederasty, robbery, and sororicide. Jessica Svendsgaard discovers startling evidence as to what she is capable of, Jaime Moyer finds herself in the wrong place at the wrong time, and Kevin McGeehan gets a call from the police that makes him incredibly insecure.