Podcast appearances and mentions of kate mccartney

HIYA! In this week's watchings: Sara attempts to be more broadminded about polyamory, Geoff scavenges for Succession crumbs, we disagree about a new horror/fantasy series (but admire the sartorial choices), AND - live from another hemisphere - we're joined by the brilliant Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan, creators of Deadloch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the early days of their careers, Kate McClennan and Kate McCartney never got booked for the same TV shows. At the time, women were few and far between in comedy sketches - and executives never imagined they'd need more than one woman. Let alone more than one Kate. Once they finally met in person, the two became close friends and writing partners. They went on to create the Katering Show followed by Get Crackin' on the ABC. And now? They're back, with an Amazon Prime original television series which they self-describe as BroadChurch - but funny. In this chat with Jamila Rizvi, the Kates explain how they convinced America that swearing is part of Australian culture.    THE WEEKEND LIST: Read: Yellowface by R.F. Kuang Try: Robe Haircare Try: Hire a campervan  Eat: Morning juice shots or make your own See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, on The Goggler Podcast, we speak to Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan, the creators of Prime Video's brilliant new series Deadloch.

The creators of the feminist noir comedy Deadloch, Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan, join Pop Queers for our last episode of the year! Described as Broadchurch but funny, and set... LEARN MORE The post Pop Queers: Ep 118: Kate McCartney vs Kate McLennan appeared first on Pop Queers.

Amazon's new murder-mystery series Deadloch is the latest project from Australian comedy pairing Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney. So, it's got many jokes and zero naked dead women. Hannah got on the Zoom with them to find out why this shouldn't be a radical concept but seems is, as well as writing in a tent in a park, getting recognised on the Bruny Island ferry and Australia's relationship with the c-word. Except, we don't call it the c-word and we say it a lot. Just so you know.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedy legends Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney talk about their new Tassie Noir TV show Deadlock; Food critic Michael Harden explains how we can eat away certain invasive species; the team discuss the best way to enjoy drinking water; Tech expert Vanessa Toholka peeks into the future while talking about Apple Vision Pro; Director Alena Lodkina chats about her drama film Petrol; and Nat romanticises her neighbour's house parties. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris. Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/breakfasters/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Breakfasters3RRRFM/Twitter: https://twitter.com/breakfasters

Prime Video's newest international import is Deadloch, an Australian comedy that parodies the tropes of dark season-long murder mysteries from national treasures Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan. Actual Australian Anthony Farrell joins us to talk about it! Around The Dial takes us through The Ultimatum: Queer Love, Fear The Walking Dead, and 30 For 30. Julie presents the thirtysomething episode "Mr. Right" for induction into the Canon. Then, after naming the week's Winner and Loser, it's on to a Game Time that has us hearing double. Check your peripherals for Kevin The Seal and listen! GUESTS

Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan discuss their careers from The Katering Show through to ABC series Get Krackin', Audible podcast series Slushy and their latest project – creating comedy crime series Deadloch for Prime Video. The Kates talk about their writing partnership, filming Deadloch in Tasmania during the pandemic, and walking that fine line between comedy and drama throughout scripting, the shoot and the edit.

The Kates, McLennan and McCartney were the very first guests on this podcast and it's taken all this time to get them back on the quiz because they have been otherwise very busy making a tv show. "Deadloch" is a feminist comedy thriller that puts a high-comedy spin on the crime genre and questions Australia's relationship with truth, gender, and race. It will be available to stream exclusively on Amazon Prime from June 2.If you care to read it, here is the Wikipedia page for Roy Sullivan who holds a very weird Guinness World Record:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Sullivan#:~:text=Roy%20Cleveland%20Sullivan%20(February%207,occasions%2C%20surviving%20all%20of%20them.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Kates get up close and personal with a penguin or two. A Nova Podcast Podcast Produced & Edited By Andy Zito Executive Producer: Jack Charles Producers: Victoria Wall & Brodie Pummeroy Additional Audio Production: Tim Mountford See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chrissie reveals her affection, platonically, for Kate Winslet; Denis Walter has a new record; Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney are distracted by penguins; Sam knocks over 5 segments in 5 minutes; we played a new game called 'Guess Gavin', and you called in with your terrible jokes! A Nova Podcast Podcast Produced & Edited By Andy Zito Executive Producer: Jack Charles Producers: Victoria Wall & Brodie Pummeroy Additional Audio Production: Tim Mountford See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we're asking the tough questions on challenging the Prime Minister to a debate, Beef Week, awkward stutters and giant statues built in Japan Comedians, actors and writers Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney face off in this instalment of Let's Get Quizzical to see who knows more about the news, politics and popular culture that unfolded this week.

Are we alone? Will we ever travel to the stars? What is a rocket? These and many other questions will be asked but not necessarily answered by Kate McLennan, Kate McCartney  (The Katering Show/Get Krack'n) and Dr Alan Duffy.

What does science + comedy equal? The correct answer is The Pop Test, a new comedy science quiz show hosted by Andy Matthews & Alasdair Tremblay Birchall featuring Shaun Micallef, Kate McLennan, Kate McCartney, Nazeem Hussein, Alice Fraser and Dr Norman Swan. Each week they tackle big questions like 'What is love?' 'When does death happen?' and 'What's the best lighting to use for a footy game for snakes?'.

What does science + comedy equal? The correct answer is The Pop Test, a new comedy science quiz show hosted by Andy Matthews & Alasdair Tremblay Birchall featuring Shaun Micallef, Kate McLennan, Kate McCartney, Nazeem Hussein, Alice Fraser and Dr Norman Swan. Each week they tackle big questions like 'What is love?' 'When does death happen?' and 'What's the best lighting to use for a footy game for snakes?'.

What does science + comedy equal? The correct answer is The Pop Test, a new comedy science quiz show hosted by Andy Matthews & Alasdair Tremblay Birchall featuring Shaun Micallef, Kate McLennan, Kate McCartney, Nazeem Hussein, Alice Fraser and Dr Norman Swan. Each week they tackle big questions like 'What is love?' 'When does death happen?' and 'What's the best lighting to use for a footy game for snakes?'.

What does science + comedy equal? The correct answer is The Pop Test, a new comedy science quiz hosted by Andy Matthews & Alasdair Tremblay Birchall featuring a range of guests including Shaun Micallef, Kate McLennan, Kate McCartney, Nazeem Hussein, Alice Fraser and Dr Norman Swan, out now.

What does science + comedy equal? The correct answer is The Pop Test, a new comedy science quiz hosted by Andy Matthews & Alasdair Tremblay Birchall featuring a range of guests including Shaun Micallef, Kate McLennan, Kate McCartney, Nazeem Hussein, Alice Fraser and Dr Norman Swan, out now.

What does science + comedy equal? The correct answer is The Pop Test, a new comedy science quiz show hosted by Andy Matthews & Alasdair Tremblay Birchall featuring Shaun Micallef, Kate McLennan, Kate McCartney, Nazeem Hussein, Alice Fraser and Dr Norman Swan, out now.

Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney from Get Krack!n solve The Saturday Paper's quiz. Who would invite Hitler to open the Olympics? Does the existence of a Henry VIII suggest a Henry VII? What do you learn at private school?In the paper: ABC TV's ‘Get Krack!n' in The Saturday Paper Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney from Get Krack!n solve The Saturday Paper’s quiz. Who would invite Hitler to open the Olympics? Does the existence of a Henry VIII suggest a Henry VII? What do you learn at private school?In the paper: ABC TV’s ‘Get Krack!n’ in The Saturday Paper See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a summer highlights edition we revisit a conversation with director of Rocketman Dexter Fletcher, plus a lookback at Round the Twist, an interview with Karyn Kusama on her L.A. Noir film Destroyer, and Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney share their Top Shelf.

In a summer highlights edition we revisit a conversation with director of Rocketman Dexter Fletcher, plus a lookback at Round the Twist, an interview with Karyn Kusama on her L.A. Noir film Destroyer, and Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney share their Top Shelf.

In a summer highlights edition we revisit a conversation with director of Rocketman Dexter Fletcher, plus a lookback at Round the Twist, an interview with Karyn Kusama on her L.A. Noir film Destroyer, and Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney share their Top Shelf.

In a summer highlights edition we revisit a conversation with director of Rocketman Dexter Fletcher, plus a lookback at Round the Twist, an interview with Karyn Kusama on her L.A. Noir film Destroyer, and Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney share their Top Shelf.

In a special episode of comedy highlights: The Kates and writer Jessica Walton on Get Krack!n's distinktly inkompetent episode fokussing on disability, Ronny Chieng tries to fill in for Benjamin Law and the video/song that satirist Mark Humphries thinks about a lot.

In a special episode of comedy highlights: The Kates and writer Jessica Walton on Get Krack!n's distinktly inkompetent episode fokussing on disability, Ronny Chieng tries to fill in for Benjamin Law and the video/song that satirist Mark Humphries thinks about a lot.

In a special episode of comedy highlights: The Kates and writer Jessica Walton on Get Krack!n's distinktly inkompetent episode fokussing on disability, Ronny Chieng tries to fill in for Benjamin Law and the video/song that satirist Mark Humphries thinks about a lot.

Alistair Baldwin, Jess Walton, Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan at the Wheeler Centre — Photo: Sophie Quick Finally, Australian comedy is seeing a broader range of voices represented in writers' rooms, on screen and behind the scenes. It's making our entertainment funnier and sharper – and it's enhancing its appeal for more Australians. For Season Two of Get Krack!n co-creators Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney made inclusion and accessibility a production and creative focus. They co-wrote Episode Three, the Kates' ‘one-day-of-the-year 30-minute International Day of People Living with a Disability special', with disability activist Jess Walton and included artists like Adam Hills, Deaf performers Anna Seymour and Ashleigh Kedge and the musicians from The Sisters of Invention. In this discussion, hosted by Alistair Baldwin and presented in partnership with The Other Film Festival, we speak with artists who worked on that hilarious and game-changing series. What was the process in the writers' room and how did producers create an accessible production environment for all artists, cast and crew? What did they learn, what will they improve in future production processes and how can the screen sector, more broadly, go about making space for people who have not traditionally been represented across, and behind, our screens? Presented in partnership with The Other Film Festival and Arts Access Victoria with the support of City of Melbourne and Screen Australia.Support the Wheeler Centre: https://www.wheelercentre.com/support-us/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lauren Carroll Harris speaks to the creators of the ABC's bold new soap opera The Heights, in particular their aim for innovating the genre, and a lookback at the history of Australian soapies with academic Sue Turnbull. Jason Di Rosso speaks to director Gabrielle Brady about her documentary Island of the Hungry Ghosts and comedians Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney join us for our Top Shelf segment.

Lauren Carroll Harris speaks to the creators of the ABC's bold new soap opera The Heights, in particular their aim for innovating the genre, and a lookback at the history of Australian soapies with academic Sue Turnbull. Jason Di Rosso speaks to director Gabrielle Brady about her documentary Island of the Hungry Ghosts and comedians Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney join us for our Top Shelf segment.

Get Krack!n's Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan - with the help of writer Jessica Walton - dedicate an episode of their distinktly inkompetent morning show to disability, Indigicon is coming to Australia so we speak to Lee Francis (founder of the US-based Indigicon) and Cienan Muir (director of the Australian Indigicon) PLUS Frozen 2, live-action Aladdin and some MAFS follow up.

Get Krack!n's Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan - with the help of writer Jessica Walton - dedicate an episode of their distinktly inkompetent morning show to disability, Indigicon is coming to Australia so we speak to Lee Francis (founder of the US-based Indigicon) and Cienan Muir (director of the Australian Indigicon) PLUS Frozen 2, live-action Aladdin and some MAFS follow up.

On this week's highlights episode, we bring you Benjamin Law's conversation with Get Krack!n and The Katering Show co-creators and stars Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney.

On this week's highlights episode, we bring you Benjamin Law's conversation with Get Krack!n and The Katering Show co-creators and stars Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney.

This week, we Stop Everything to bring you Benjamin Law's conversation with "Get Krack!n" and "The Katering Show" co-creators and stars Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney.

This week, we Stop Everything to bring you Benjamin Law's conversation with "Get Krack!n" and "The Katering Show" co-creators and stars Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney.

Australian director Daina Reid takes us behind the scenes of season 2 of The Handmaid's Tale. And kweens of awkward komedy Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan talk to Stop Everything about Kreativity, motherhood, and Kate Middleton.

Australian director Daina Reid takes us behind the scenes of season 2 of The Handmaid's Tale. And kweens of awkward komedy Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan talk to Stop Everything about Kreativity, motherhood, and Kate Middleton.

Look, full disclosure, we skipped Halloween. It’s not really us, y’know? Today we caught up with Komedy Ikons Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney about the DVD release of Get Krack!n’; legendary race caller Greg Miles ‘called’ our show, and Deano took on tennis legend Todd Woodbridge on the table tennis… court? A massive congrats to our very own Tony Martin, whose book Deadly Kerfuffle comes out today! Browny reckons he’s got the voice for the audiobook… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How is it that some actors can remove themselves from their iconic roles? And why do some commit to the impossible task of playing real life personalities? Crabb is feeling emotionally vulnerable, and keeps revealing things she will regret, including the fact that she will never listen to Chat 10 Looks 3. Sales discusses how she decides to deliver the initial Killer Punch in an interview.The King of Comedy - Directed by Martin Scorsese. Featuring: Robert De Niro, Jerry Lewis and Sandra BernhardThe People v. O.J. Simpson : American Crime Story - DramaO.J. Made in Amereica - A documentary examining Simpson's 1995 trial through the lens of the history of race relations in Los Angeles.The House with Annabel Crabb - ABC TV7.30 - ABC current affairs program hosted by Leigh SalesOn Doubt released by Melbourne University Press - Pre-order signed copies hereChat 10 Looks 3 Live - Comedy Theatre, Melbourne (2017 16 Sep) - Tickets for 5pm event still available. (8pm event now sold out.)Chat 10 Looks 3 Live - Llewellyn Hall, ACT (2017 9 Dec)Grace and Frankie - featuring Lily Tomlin and Jane FondaTrish MS Research Foundation - websiteOzark - featuring Jason Bateman and Laura LinneyRats in the Rank - directed by Bob Connolly and Robin Anderson, featuring Albo's elbow.Get Krack!n - with Kate McCartney and Kate McLennanMalcolm Turnbull on energy, marriage and citizenship - Interview with Leigh Sales (7.30, 2017 Aug 28)Leigh Sales discusses the art of the interview - ABC Backstory (2017 Aug 25)

Having conquered the cutthroat world of satirical online cooking shows with The Katering Show (Australian TV's all-time most viewed digital series), the two Kates are ready to take their trademark sassy swipe at morning lifestyle television in Get Krack!n, a new series for Seeso and ABC. Each morning the Kates will shuffle through a roster of unsafe demonstrations, surly guests, unprepared experts and the over-lit decomposition of the duo’s already rocky relationship. Viewers will quickly discover that McLennan and McCartney will leave no cultural touchstone unturned, even though they are in no capacity qualified to speak on them, or on anything for that matter. As always, neither of the women has any sense of on-camera technique. While McCartney’s Daria-esque enthusiasm is a total miss-match to the bright and breezy format, McLennan’s hosting is imbued with a fetid air of desperation. The show should be McCartney and McLennan’s Big US Break. But, like any televisual format that the Kates put their rough, manly hands to, things on Get Krack!n will go downhill fast. This Q&A with Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney followed the screening of the first two episodes.

Nick Cody makes his debut and Chrissie Swan is back for the first time this year alongside Ed Kavalee, Kitty Flanagan and Sam Pang! Plus we welcome leader of The Greens Senator Richard Di Natale and Kate McCartney and Kate McClennan from The Katering Show and Get Krackin as Guest Quizmasters! First aired Monday September 4 on TEN. 

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Dan Ilic is one of Australia’s most prolific comedic voices. Dan has been making television in Australia for ten years. His credits include: Australia’s Funniest Home Videos (Nine), Hungry Beast (ABC), Hamster Wheel (ABC), Can of Worms (Ten) and The Feed (SBS2) as well as being a regular on comedy panel shows and news magazine programs. In 2014 Dan raised more than $50,000 through crowd-funding to make A Rational Fear into a web series. Most recently Dan was Senior producer of Satire for AJ+ English, Al Jazeera’s digital platform for millennials. James Colley is a Young Walkley nominated satirist and creator of The Backburner on SBS Comedy. He works on The Weekly with Charlie Pickering and Gruen and has previously written for A Rational Fear andJunkee. Herald Sun columnist Andrew Bolt describes James as "utterly unfunny" with humour "of the kind that would make only Lenin laugh”. James Colley notes that Lenin was famously difficult to amuse. Kate McCartney is a writer/director, illustrator, animator and performer. Her work as a comedy performer and writer has featured in Big Bite, Hamish and Andy and The Time Of Our Lives and she also appeared inKath and Kim and Outland. Kate was also a senior writer for Sam Simmons’ Problems, and her other credits include Adam Hills Tonight, Dirty Laundry Live, Spicks and Specks and ABC3’s Little Lunch andYou’re Skitting Me. In February 2015, McCartney and writing partner Kate McLennan’s original concept The Katering Show was released on YouTube. To date, it has attracted more than 4 million views and 60 000 subscribers. James Jericho founded satire news website The Shovel in 2012 after realising no-one else was going to publish his exclusive exposé about the real use for George Brandis’s bookshelf or Tony Abbott’s target to cut Australia’s reputation by 30% by 2020. Now read by hundreds of thousands of Australians every month, and featured weekly on The Sydney Morning Herald, The Shovel has become the must-read masthead in Parliament House. James is The Shovel’s head writer and editor, and is a regular commentator on satire’s place in contemporary Australia. In June 2015 he kick-started a national campaign to find Bill Shorten. Jordan Shanks started Friendlyjordies with a focus on political and social satire. in 2013 and since then it has grown to an audience of more than 100,000 people on Facebook and YouTube. He writes articles for SBS Comedy and a weekly Friendly Jordies podcast that occasionally makes it to the Top Ten Australian podcasts. Rebecca Shaw (aka Brocklesnitch) is a freelance writer, podcaster and creator of the parody Twitter account @notofeminism. She is a columnist for the Kill Your Darlings Journal, one of the team at The Backburner, and has written for SBS, Junkee, and The Guardian. She is in constant competition with Ruby Rose to become Australia's favourite lesbian. 

Kate McCartney is a writer, actor and director. She talks about being too pale for television, striking gold with The Katering Show and racially insensitive primary school productions.

In Episode 12 we have Karl Chandler (Little Dum Dum Club) Jess McGuire (Double J) Kate McCartney (The Katering Show) and Michael Williams (Pop Quiz Hot Shot) find out who couldn't get into the UK, what did someone use as an ashtray and what exactly Kate CAN eat? All that and more on this weeks Don't You Know Who I Am? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.