Podcast appearances and mentions of johanna stein

Olhe para sua estante. Quantas escritoras dos livros que você teu em relação ao numero de escritores? Em um mundo desigual como o que vivemos, onde as diferenças de oportunidades para as mulheres são enormes. E claro que algumas ações no mercado editorial tem lutado para mudar isto. Como as nossas convidadas de hoje mostram. A Luciana Benatti - da Dita Livros, além de editora que publica mulheres e pessoas LGBT+. Crítica e engajada, privilegia abordagens que estimulem a reflexão sobre temas e políticas que impactam a vida cotidiana dessas pessoas. A Dita também é uma livraria online, que pauta suas escolhas não pela lógica do mercado, mas por indicações de mulheres leitoras. E falamos também a Johanna Stein da Livraria Gato sem rabo. a ser inaugurada em breve, com a proposta de ser um ponto de apreciação e distribuição de livros escritos por mulheres, colocando autoras no centro do diálogo literário. Elas contam dos desafios de enfrentar a pandemia, da importância da curadoria e divulgação e muito mais. Dita Livros: https://ditalivros.com.br https://www.instagram.com/ditalivros/ gato sem rabo contato@gatosemrabo.com.br rua Amaral Gurgel, 338 – cep 01221-000 – São Paulo https://www.instagram.com/gato.sem.rabo/ Indicações O vinho mais incrível que já tomei na minha vida: (da uva Saperave) https://www.americanas.com.br/produto/77076697?opn=YSMESP&sellerid=26351299000112 Cartas para a minha mãe - Teresa Cárdenas - Editora Pallas https://ditalivros.com.br/products/cartas-para-a-minha-mae?_pos=1&_sid=e9b5a994e&_ss=r Editora nacional - https://editoranacional.com.br Não nasci mãe - Lua Barros https://editoranacional.com.br/livros-buscar-detalhe/?current_page=1&id=480 https://ditalivros.com.br/products/eu-nao-nasci-mae As cabeças das pessoas negras - Nafissa Thompson-Spires - Editora Nacional https://ditalivros.com.br/products/cartas-para-a-minha-mae?_pos=1&_sid=e9b5a994e&_ss=r https://editoranacional.com.br/livros-buscar-detalhe/?id=485 https://twitter.com/WinnieTeca Quem casa quer casa - https://www.netflix.com/title/81113929 Para educar crianças feministas: https://www.companhiadasletras.com.br/detalhe.php?codigo=14324 Sejamos todos feministas (edição infatojuvenil): https://www.companhiadasletras.com.br/detalhe.php?codigo=41385 Parto com amor - Luciana Benatti - https://ditalivros.com.br/products/parto-com-amor --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcast-do-publishnews/message

Johanna Stein, show-runner of Madagascar A Little Wild, breaks down the animation process from story board to “lip flap."

I had the chance to speak with Executive Producer Johanna Stein and Co-Executive Producer Dana Starfield about their new show, Madagascar: A Little Wild. Learn what makes them happiest when it comes to their creative processes, and what they hope kids watching today will remember about the show 10 years from now. It is coming to Hulu this week (September 7) and we're getting 6 episodes for your kids to binge right away!  Madagascar: A Little Wild on Hulu  

Our pilot this month is called Sexy Justice and it’s written by Johanna Stein. Johanna has written on many TV shows including Kung Fu Panda, Jaws of Destiny and so many more! She’s also the author of the novel How Not to Calm a Child on a Plane. Sexy Justice is a 1/2 hour cop show comedy featuring a pair of sizzlingly sexy female undercover cops on the streets of Los Angeles in its prime: the early 80’s. Think “Cagney & Lacey” meets “Charlie’s Angels”, and put through an “Archer” blender on high speed. Stay tuned for Andrew’s interview with Johanna where she talks about the development of Sexy Justice, her experience writing on children’s shows, and the world of animation. Enjoy! Sexy Justice stars Tiya Sircar as Didi Cates, Amanda Lund as Jennifer Von Knoblach, David Walton as Father Jim, Ian Gomez as Captain Gomez, Andy Ridings as Father O’Reilly/Officer Cappizzi/Store Clerk/Man, Brad Morris as Gentle Willy/Officer Manning/Radio, Keiko Agena as Chicky Jackson, Ethan Peck as Manly Nun/Punk/Ice Cream Truck Driver, and Andrew Reich with stage directions. We have a LIVE SHOW on Saturday, June 8th at 5pm at The Hollywood Improv! We'll be reading pilots from Sarah Haskins & Emily Halpern (Booksmart, Trophy Wife), Alex Cuthbertson & Matt Fusfeld (Community, New Girl) and probably more! Our cast is going to be incredible for this one so you don't want to miss it!! TICKET LINK: https://tinyurl.com/yyqkjqdx For more Dead Pilots Society episodes and information about our live shows, please subscribe to the podcast! Make sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram @deadpilotspod, on twitter @deadpilotspod, and visit our website at deadpilotssociety.com.

Today’s hilarious short story is, by far, one of the funniest, craziest stories I’ve ever heard by actor, comedy writer and producer Johanna Stein. This is a story about Johanna bringing home her placenta from the hospital in a maniacal plot for revenge against her friend. And it doesn't go quite as planned. Sound crazy? It is. And hilarious. Enjoy Afterbirth, by Johanna Stein.SHOW NOTES:Get Johanna's book "How Not to Calm a Baby on a Plane" >> https://amzn.to/2QsFA1nVisit her website more hilarious stories & videos >> http://jojostein.com

For the episode of Beverly Hills 90210 where Brenda, Donna, and Cindy take up self-defense, we're pleased to welcome martial arts Guru and Emmy-winning field director for The Ellen Show, Suzanne Luna to The Blaze with Lizzie and Kat podcast this week! You can learn about the Southeast Asian martial art of Silat through volumes one and two of Suzanne's self-defense DVDs, and her upcoming web series can be found at Johanna Stein's website. Looking for a martial arts academy in Los Angeles? We recommend 5 Star Martial Arts! Don't forget to sign up for our mailing list at tinyurl.com/BlazeMail to be the first to find out about when tickets go on sale for our live staged reading of the episode “Something in the Air,” taking place on August 4 in Beverly Hills, for charity! What we were drinking: cheap pink wine What we were eating: red seedless grapes

Host Anna Lind Thomas talks with humor writer Johanna Stein about her book "How to Not Calm a Child on a Plane." We also talk about our hilarious birth stories, a joke Johanna tried to play with her placenta, unintended insults from our children and so much more. This is a CAN NOT miss episode!Also, Johanna is giving away TWO books to two of our fans. You can sign up for this giveaway at http://bit.ly/PodcastJohanna. I'm also excited to announce today's podcast has been sponsored by ThriveMarket.com. We all know that eating healthy is a part of becoming a better person, but if you’re finding the organic and non-toxic products too expensive or hard to find, then ThriveMarket.com, the healthy online shopping club is your solution. Like the Costco meets Whole Foods for everything healthy online, you’ll get the best organic and non-gmo brands up to 50% off retail prices, shipped nationally to your door for free within 2 to 3 days!You never have to pay full price for healthy food again. To get the very best foods and support the HaHas for HooHas Podcast, please go to thrivemarket.com/hahasforhoohas to get your free jar of nutiva coconut oil plus 30 days to try Thrive out. Or use the code DHWPRDESXO. 

The hilarious and wonderful Johanna Stein, author of the memoir, "How to Not Calm a Child on a Plane", joins us to share her piece about an epic prank gone awry and the conversation continues into the REAL REALNESS of parenthood.

Take My Spouse, Please (Trumpeter Books) In love as in comedy, timing is everything. One bad night doesn't mean it's time to quit. Have patience: great marriages, like a successful comedy career, take time. Turns out the cardinal rules of comedy have an uncanny resemblance to the “rules” of building a strong marriage. With humor and grace, writer and comedian Dani Klein Modisett shares a map for navigating your marriage through rough patches, bad jokes, and even nights when you bomb. Take My Spouse, Please shows how thirteen tried-and-true rules of comedy, when applied to marriage, keep you and your spouse connected, enjoying each other, and getting through those inevitable tough times. Bottom line: there is (almost) always room to laugh at a trying situation and, more important, with each other. Along with anecdotes from well-known comedians, comedy writers, marriage counselors, and long-term spouses, Dani delivers the core premise: humor matters. Praise for Take My Spouse, Please “This book makes you realize how valuable laughter is in a marriage. Buy it for your spouse and add years to your relationship.”—Ben Stiller “A wonderful, humorous read for anyone in a marriage or thinking of being in one. My wife, Estelle, and I had the good fortune of being married for sixty-five years. When anyone asked her about making a marriage last, she always replied, ‘Marry someone who can stand being with you.'”—Carl Reiner “My wife and I are either killing or bombing in our marriage, and Dani Modisett's book explains how that's actually a good thing. Finally, some validation that a marriage between two insane people can be a beautiful thing.”—Jim Gaffigan, comedian “Having been married for twenty-seven years and writing about relationships for thirty-five years, I can see that Dani Modisett has captured the straight truth in this book. If you aren't laughing through the years, you aren't sticking together through the years. Sustaining a marriage is tough stuff, and this book, crammed with stories of resilience and humor, is proof that it is possible.”—Iris Krasnow, best-selling author of The Secret Lives of Wives “In her quest to get more humor into her family life, Modisett has written a book with great passion and huge heart. A delight for anyone who is, was, or might ever be married.”—Ayelet Waldman, author of Love and Treasure “Filled with humor, aspirational stories, and practical tips, Take My Spouse, Please helped me reflect on my most cherished relationship: my marriage. It made me feel hopeful about what it takes to stay connected, to grow, and most important, to keep laughing together—always.”—Mallika Chopra, author of Living with Intent “A welcome relief from typical how-to marriage manuals. Highly recommended for everyone who wants more joy and more love in their relationship.”—Ken Page, author of Deeper Dating “Other than having sex, I can't think of anything better for two people who love each to do than to laugh together. Modisett knows this and delivers a book with inspiring stories of happy marriages and highly doable advice to help couples of all kinds.”—Jill Soloway, writer and comedian “For many Irish Catholics, the idea of leaving a marriage after vowing to stay is an idea that if acted upon will lead to eternal damnation. In Dani Modisett's funny, insightful book, she provides wonderful examples of many marriages that last because of shared happiness and understanding rather than fear of a forever spent in hell.”—Mike O'Malley, producer, writer, and actor “My life's work is all about comedy, love, and laughter. Dani manages to look at the most important love relationship we have—our marriage—and see it through the lens of a comedian, coming up with meaningful ideas that can't help but provide results. What a book!”—Yakov Smirnoff, stand-up comedian and actor “I got married six months to the day after I met my now-husband. Best and most irrational thing I have ever done. People laughed at me. Now I know why my marriage works so well—it's because we were two physicians inadvertently following the rules of comedy. Dani nails it, prescribing strategies to keep relationships healthy, honest, and fun. Doctor's orders: read this book!”—Dr. Cara Natterson, New York Times best-selling author of the American Girl advice book The Care and Keeping of You  Dani Klein Modisett is a comedian and writer who has been working in the comedy world for the past twenty years. She created and produced several live shows, most notably “Afterbirth . . . Stories You Won't Read in a Parenting Magazine,” which ran for ten years in Los Angeles and several major U.S. cities. In addition, Dani has written and produced a variety of online video content, including a series for Deepak Chopra, and a short video that is also titled “Take My Spouse, Please,” which was featured in the New York Times. Dani is the editor of the anthology Afterbirth: Stories You Won't Read in a Parenting Magazine. Her writing has been featured in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Parents Magazine, LA Parent Magazine, Mom.me and the Huffington Post. Dani lives in Los Angeles with her husband and her two sons.  Johanna Stein is a writer/director/author/forward/slash/abuser whose work has been on Comedy Central, CBS, HBO, The Disney Channel, and recently in the viral video, "MomHead". Her comedic essays can be seen in The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Parents Magazine and in her book, How Not to Calm a Child on a Plane (and Other Lessons in Parenting from a Highly Questionable Source). For more info: www.johannastein.com.

Biz and Theresa accidentally gain new insight into ourselves this week! OOPS! We talk about our self-confidence and what happens to it after we become parents. (Hint: It may get shit on.) Plus, Biz discovers there's even MORE she didn't know about her kids' teeth, Theresa blows Biz’s mind with a trip to the spa, and we enjoy a much-needed laugh at parenting with Johanna Stein and her funny new book, How Not To Calm A Child On A Plane.

Johanna's YouTube, GoPro video "Momhead" was an overnight sensation, receiving 2,400,000 views in a few days. We discuss the steps that led to its success. The YouTube, GoPro video was featured on BuzzFeed, and subsequently Johanna was interviewed by major international news organizations. Shortly after the video went viral Stein landed a deal to write a sitcom pilot for CBS. The pilot is being produced with Will Arnett, and will be based on Stein's book "How Not to Calm a Child on a Plane." I first met Johanna Stein when we were both performing at the Winnipeg Fringe Fetsival. We talk about how the Fringe was a launch pad for her career. We also discuss the creative process that led her from doing stand up comedy to motherhood and then writing a book which served as the foundation for the viral video.   Thanks to my sponsors: AnthroDesk The best sit/stand desk. Details here. Chefs PlateSave 50% on a week's worth of delicious food

Johanna Stein has been on Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, and in the film Mulholland Drive. Johanna’s written for The Oxygen Network, The New York Times, Huffington Post, PBS, and Comedy Central. Johanna’s book on being a parent will be coming out around Mothers Day 2014.

Actor, writer, comedian Johanna Stein talks about writing for tv, web and more.