Podcast appearances and mentions of katharine heller

Trouble in Paradise? Katharine Heller joins Keith to help him process Keith and Liz's first tumultuous moment as partners. Only a week away from The Newlywed Game 3, Keith wonders if Love can survive this devastating event. On a lighter note, the duo discusses the upside down Delta airplane and the end of the world. They also cover everything Saturday Night Live including The Homecoming Concert and SNL 50: The Anniversary Special.

Besties Betsy Helmuth and Katharine Heller join Keith as he discusses the remembrance of his mother, the holiday juggernaut Hot Frosty, SNL, explaining masturbation to your children, and the “search” for the healthcare CEO shooter. May all your holidays be magical.

Keith is joined by favorites Betsy Helmuth and Katharine Heller! The trio discusses when and if parents should intervene with their children's school problems, “Breakdancer” Rachael “Raygun” Gunn's “apology”, The upcoming Kamala Harris/Donald Trump debate, #ChaseGlitch, and how to pit your friends against each other for your pleasure.

Favorites Katharine Heller and Carrie Gravenson join Keith to discuss his behavior at The New York Neo-Futurists' The Infinite Wrench. The trio also discusses a 60-year-old Miss Universe, Ozempic causing erectile dysfunction, Jon Bon Jovi's pretentious documentary THANK YOU, GOODNIGHT, Netflix's The Circle, and Carrie's life-changing solar eclipse experience.

THE FIRST NEW GUEST TO KATG IN THIS BRAND NEW WORLD! Ellie Hino helps Keith recognize that, yeah, life is a little insane. Iris Bahr shouted out Chemda on the Curb Your Enthusiasm finale! Keith internally freaked the fuck out at Katharine Heller's show The Infinite Wrench! You'll learn how to be more important to your spouse than their new child! (Spoiler: have sex with your spouse.) And then other stuff: ADHD, bisexuality, THE MASTERS, etc.

Shahrum is joined by his wife Heather as he produces today's show, casting Psychic to the Stars Robert Alvarez, Rockstar Brother Love, “HellKat” Katharine Heller, and Bad Boy Newsy.

Katharine Heller returns to tackle the big issues. From knee cysts and Long COVID to tipping etiquette and piss milkshakes, the trio covers it all.

We couldn't resist. We were way too curious about ChatGPT to let all of the controversy and (rightful) concern about the dangers of AI deter us from asking it about our favorite topic: the experiences of women in our second half of life. So we asked Chat to take on the persona of an older woman, "dive into the muddy waters of gender and ageism" and share "wisdom that only comes from years of livin' and loving." What we found? You be the judge. She is clearly artificial and not very intelligent but she gave us a lot to think about and had an amazingly positive view about aging. Hope she similarly inspires you, dear listener. Or as ChatGPT said when we asked her to write the blurb, "Grab your earbuds and settle in, sugar, 'cause these two old bitches got a tale or two to tell." NOTE: In this episode, ChatGPT is played by our multi-talented producer, Katharine Heller.

Thanks for Hitting Play and then listening to Hit Play.  bones, hauntings, and s-s-s-songs! Some of the plays may contain sensitive topics. For more specific content warnings, check out the timecodes below.   If you like what you hear and want to support the New York Neo-Futurists, subscribe to the show, tell a friend, and leave a review on your listening app of choice. We'd love to hear from you! @nyneofuturists on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook. If you want to support in other ways, consider making a donation at nynf.org, or joining our Patreon.    3:28 - Spooky Scary Skeletons by Jackson Bird [CW: dysphoria, transphobia] 11:45 - tic tec tac by Kyra Sims  13:16 - Candles in the closet by Chan Lin 17:32 - Behind The C-Word: The Haunted Saga by Anthony Sertel Dean, featuring Robin Virginie, Katharine Heller, Rudy Ramirez, and Kyra Sims 28:25 - Skeleton on the couch by Michaela Farrell [CW: death] 30:44 - So there's this song from 1969 called “It's Halloween” by this band called The Shaggs…. By Kyra Sims, featuring Michaela Farrell, Jackson Bird, Chan Lin, and Joey Rizzolo   Our logo was designed by Gabriel Drozdov Our sound is designed by Anthony Sertel Dean Hit Play is produced by Anthony Sertel Dean, Lee LeBreton, and Kyra Sims Take care!

Here are just a few of the quotes and resources featured in the article, “The Power of Podcasting,” in my alumni magazine, Macalester Today: https://www.macalester.edu/news/2022/04/the-power-of-podcasting.Podcasting officially became a thing when Adam Curry began sharing audio recordings of his everyday life in 2004. Many people consider his podcast, Daily Source Code, as the first podcast.But many listeners began seriously listening to podcasts ten years later when Serial, a true crime podcast, first became available in 2014.51% of Americans over the age of 12 listened to a podcast in 2021 (Edison Research).32% of Americans listen to at least one podcast every month.There are about a million podcasts being created and distributed daily, weekly, monthly, or for a limited series (10 to 12 episodes).Because podcasts are portable and many episodes are moving or informative, podcasts can create a real intimacy between the podcaster and the listeners.Podcasting has the power to deliver exceptionally good stories. Many of the most listened-to podcasts feature stories. That’s why podcasts of novels and works-in-progress can generate such large audiences and dedicated fan groups. If you are a novelist, you should be podcasting your stories as you write them (or podcast previous novels, one page or one chapter at a time).Audio communication fills a unique niche for people, with podcasting in particular lending itself to engaging and deeply investigative storytelling. — Curtis Gilbert, correspondent, American Public MediaStudents find podcasting fun, flexible, and interactive. Plus, it’s relatively easy to do. … Podcasting helps students build digital literacy skills while learning to communicate information to a broader, more general audience, rather than a strictly academic one. — Tamatha PerlmanPodcasting, especially audio drama, gives storytelling a different dimension than TV or books. It’s an engaging, immersive experience that’s intimate, close, and allows you to be an active listener. If it’s done well, you don’t want to miss a minute. — Davy Gardner, curator of audio storytelling at Tribeca EnterprisesPodcasting is a step toward helping Global Teck Worldwide up our branding. My advice? If you own a business and you’re not podcasting, you should be. — Rolando Rosas, founder of Global Teck WorldwideMy advice? If you are a book author and you’re not podcasting, you should be.Need help with recording and editing your podcast? Check out The Podcast Shop, founded by Katharine Heller, another Macalester alumnus.Book Marketing Success is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, become a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bookmarketing.substack.com/subscribe

Thanks for Hitting Play and then listening to Hit Play. This episode touches on the theme of summer and its many possibilities. Perhaps we'll see you outside? Some of the plays may contain sensitive topics. For more specific content warnings, check out the timecodes below.   If you like what you hear and want to support the New York Neo-Futurists, subscribe to the show, tell a friend, and leave a review on your listening app of choice. If you want to support in other ways, consider making a donation at nynf.org, or joining our Patreon. And be our friend on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.   View episode transcription here! 1:55 - Sunday May 30th, Greyhound Bus #2503: Boston to New York City by Robin Virginie 5:20 - Sir Gregolas Radio: (Confide)nce by Greg Lakhan 8:42, 11:00, 14:30, 23:18 - POTENTIAL SOUNDS OF SUMMER by Robin Virginie featuring Kyra Sims, Greg Lakhan, Mike Puckett, Annie Levin 9:54 - Footnotes and Concierge by Mike Puckett 12:22 [CW: death] - In response to the New York Times article that posed the question "How Do I Dress for My Pandemic Belly?" by Annie Levin featuring Katie Kay Chelena, Robin Virginie, Anooj Bhandari, Greg Lakhan, Yael Haskal, Krys Seli 15:39 - meta-documentary by Kyra Sims featuring Katharine Heller, Max Zemlin-Thornton, this week's cast 24:36 - Steps for Individual Site-Specific Sense Memory Theater by Hilary Asare   Our logo was designed by Gabriel Drozdov Our sound is designed by Anthony Sertel Dean Hit Play is produced by Anthony Sertel Dean, Léah Miller, and Hilary Asare Take care!

Hit Play is back for a bonus episode: an audio presentation of Sheryl Oring's I Wish to Say. Since 2004, I Wish to Say has been inviting the public to dictate postcards to the President while a typist transcribes those messages using a manual typewriter. Sheryl sat down with the New York Neo-Futurists virtually this November to type our own letters to the President-elect and share some of the most memorable letters from her 4,000-letter archive.   View episode transcription here! 21:36-25:17 [CW: brief mention of sexual harassment in Katharine's letter]  This episode featured the voices of Annie Levin, Julia Melfi, Kyra Sims, Katie Kay Chelena, Katharine Heller, Rob Neill, Sheryl Oring, and Lee LeBreton   Special thanks to Sheryl Oring for collaborating with us on this bonus episode. You can learn more about her work and I Wish to Say here!    Our sound is designed by Anthony Sertel Dean Hit Play is produced by Anthony Sertel Dean, Julia Melfi, and Léah Miller Take care!

Thanks for Hitting Play and then listening to Hit Play. This episode: found text (and one lost book)! Some of the plays in this episode may contain sensitive topics. For more specific content warnings, check out the timecodes below.   We’re wrapping up Season 1 with episode 50 next week! We’ll be back towards the end of the year with some special episodes of Hit Play, so stay tuned and stay subscribed. Take care of yourself, download the stop-motion studio app and make a little movie, and share it with us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.   View episode transcription here! 2:06 - Found Poetry December 8th, 2016: Was this written on a typewriter? It looks like it was written on a typewriter by Anthony Sertel Dean 5:53 - Found Writing: Fantasy Novel circa 11 or 9 years old by Julia Melfi 10:15 - Found Fanfiction: Lord of the Rings, 14 years old by Lee LeBreton and read by Kyra Sims 12:04 - Found in the purple 70-page spiral notebook several phrases on several pages around the turn of the century 1999-2000 by Rob Neill 15:11 - Found Poems circa 2014: Freshman Year Slam Poetry Club Angst by Léah Miller 17:20 - Found Notes App Note circa 2020: Case #0200701 with apologies to Jonathan Sims by Hadley Todoran 18:15 - Lost Text circa 1996: Dinosaur Time Warp by Max Zemlin-Thornton 19:21 [CW: brief moment of fatphobic bullying] - Reimaginings of 2020: A Dramatic Reading of a Speculative Fiction story I wrote in 1991 at the age of 12 by Annie Levin featuring Michaela Farrell, Robin Virginie, Yael Haskal, Anooj Bhandari, Kyra Sims, Lee LeBreton, Michael John Improta, and Katharine Heller   Our logo was designed by Shelton Lindsay Our sound is designed by Anthony Sertel Dean Hit Play is produced by Anthony Sertel Dean, Julia Melfi, and Léah Miller Take care!

Yom Kippur; Trump paid $750 in federal income taxes and owes $1.1 billion in loans; The Rock supports Biden and Harris; COVID-19, after effects, and films put on hold; talking to strangers and how babies learn; Gemini Man reviewed; Hollywood romances and the vomitous age differences; Louis C.K.’s I Love You, Daddy; the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue

Thanks for Hitting Play and then listening to Hit Play. This episode: audio diaries, long drives, chord experiments, apples + honey!    Some of the plays in this episode may contain sensitive topics. For more specific content warnings, check out the timecodes below.   If you like what you hear and want to support the New York Neo-Futurists, subscribe to the show, consider making a donation at nynf.org, and join our Patreon. Patreon membership gives you access to bonus content like post-livestream hangouts! We’d really appreciate any support in these difficult times. Contributing to our Patreon helps us continue to pay our artists.    Take care of yourself, start a dream journal, and share it with us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.   View episode transcription here! 1:53 [CW: sex sounds] - Monday. An audio diary of today, September 7th by Shelton Lindsay 4:33 - Wednesday/Thursday. Rob on the road eastward bound by Rob Neill 12:52 - Thursday. Audio Experiments Experiments: Experiment no.2 by Anthony Sertel Dean featuring Kyra Sims 16:10 - Sunday. shanah tovah u'metukah by Léah Miller featuring Rob Neill, Rayne Harris, Shelton Lindsay, Laura Killeen, Katharine Heller, Dan McCoy, Julia Melfi, Anooj Bhandari, Lee LeBreton, and Marta Rainer   Our logo was designed by Shelton Lindsay Our sound is designed by Anthony Sertel Dean Hit Play is produced by Anthony Sertel Dean, Julia Melfi, and Léah Miller Take care!

Thanks for Hitting Play and then listening to Hit Play. This episode: new words, old spatulas, and [REDACTED]!   Check out our upcoming monthly livestream show, CyberWrench, which is starting August 29th! More info on our website here.   If you like what you hear and want to support the New York Neo-Futurists, subscribe to the show, consider making a donation at nynf.org, and join our Patreon. Patreon membership gives you access to bonus content like video plays! We’d really appreciate any support in these difficult times. Contributing to our Patreon helps us continue to pay our artists.    Take care of yourself, eat only pudding for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and call it conceptual art--and share it with us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.   View episode transcription here! 1:52, 5:25, 10:50 - The Sporadically Annual Totally Arbitrary Not-a-Word Spelling Bee! by Michaela Farrell featuring Katharine Heller, Rob Neill, and Yael Haskal 3:42 - Spatulas? by Rob Neill featuring Kyra Sims and Julia Melfi 7:02 - [REDACTED] by Joey Rizzolo featuring Hilary Asare   Our logo was designed by Shelton Lindsay Our sound is designed by Anthony Sertel Dean Hit Play is produced by Anthony Sertel Dean, Julia Melfi, and Léah Miller Take care!

Thanks for Hitting Play and then listening to Hit Play. This episode: existential, high, reminiscent, and crunchy!   If you like what you hear and want to support the New York Neo-Futurists, subscribe to the show, consider making a donation at nynf.org, and join our Patreon. Patreon membership gives you access to bonus content like video plays! We’d really appreciate any support in these difficult times. Contributing to our Patreon helps us continue to pay our artists.    Take care of yourself, put some watercolors and paper outside while it rains and let the sky do the painting, and share it with us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.   View episode transcription here! 1:40 - recent over sights by Rob Neill featuring Vanessa Ehler, Léah Miller, Greg Lakhan, and Katharine Heller 2:51 - Sir Gregolas Radio: WII'D by Greg Lakhan 3:58 - Katharine Recalls The Plot Of The Musical "The King And I", From Her 6th Grade Production Without Googling Anything, And Rob Fact Checks Her by Katharine Heller featuring Rob Neill 5:57 - Hot Leaf by Anthony Sertel Dean   Our logo was designed by Shelton Lindsay Our sound is designed by Anthony Sertel Dean Hit Play is produced by Anthony Sertel Dean, Julia Melfi, and Léah Miller Take Care!

Pedophile Chris D’Elia revisited; Juneteenth; OMAT; Father’s Day, birthdays, and The Malleys; President Trump’s white supremacy not-so-hidden messages; the other side of the story: a past abuser writes in

Thanks for Hitting Play and then listening to Hit Play. This week: spelling bees, new normals, chanting monks, cat experts!   Some of the plays in this episode may contain sensitive topics. For more specific content warnings, check out the timecodes below.   If you like what you hear and want to support the New York Neo-Futurists, subscribe to the show, consider making a donation at nynf.org, and join our Patreon. Patreon membership gives you access to bonus content like video plays! We’d really appreciate any support in these difficult times. Contributing to our Patreon helps us continue to pay our artists.    Take care of yourself, tie-dye it up with your old Neo-Futurist merch, and share it with us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.   View episode transcription here! 1:39, 7:44, 10:47 - The 0th Annual Totally Arbitrary Not-A-Word Spelling Bee by Michaela Farrell featuring Siyu Song, Yael Haskal, and Greg Lakhan 3:37 [CW pandemic] - The Normal: It Is New by Katharine Heller featuring Dan McCoy, Cecil Baldwin, Connor Sampson, Rob Neill, and Daniel Mirsky 9:21 - Meanwhile Rob drinks the 2nd to last beer from his fridge and hangs a small shelf for keys & masks by his door while listening to a few random monks chanting with, are those bells? yes, those are bells and monks! by Rob Neill 13:10 - You're the expert by Jeffrey Cranor featuring Cecil Baldwin 18:13 [CW 9/11-related PTSD] - Audio Crime provided by Cecil Baldwin   Our logo was designed by Shelton Lindsay Our sound is designed by Anthony Sertel Dean Hit Play is produced by Anthony Sertel Dean, Julia Melfi, and Léah Miller Take Care!

Keith’s Citizenship grade; your partner’s trick questions and caring about being right; Keith’s friend Chris Reed aka Younger Chris died; Katharine’s COVID-19; mistakenly easing lockdown and Michigan’s armed protesters; NYC’s homeless, the subway system, and the virus-ridden parks; Bianca’s Corner: Kazakhstan woman leaves quarantine to fall off cliff; Canada bans assault weapons

Thanks for Hitting Play and then listening to Hit Play. This week: bread, time travel, ASMR, and gratitude for teachers!   If you like what you hear and want to support the New York Neo-Futurists, subscribe to the show, consider making a donation at nynf.org, and join our Patreon. Patreon membership gives you access to bonus content like video plays! We’d really appreciate any support in these difficult times. Contributing to our Patreon helps us continue to pay our artists.    Take care of yourself, arrange some paper clips in a pleasing way, and share it with us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.   View episode transcription here! 1:32 - Brooklyn Pioneers by Cecil Baldwin 5:03 - It Doesn't Repeat Itself, But It Rhymes: World-Crisis Time Travel via Excerpts from My Grandfather's 90-Year-Old Diary by Annie Levin 9:33 - This Week in Good News ASMR by Katharine Heller, featuring Courtney Leckey 12:16 - Piano Lessons by Kyra Sims   Our logo was designed by Shelton Lindsay Our sound is designed by Anthony Sertel Dean Léah Miller is our associate producer  Hit Play is produced by Anthony Sertel Dean and Julia Melfi  Take Care!

Katharine Heller is an actor, writer, voiceover artist and producer based in Brooklyn, NY. She's the host of two podcasts, Tell The Bartender and The Struggle Bus, and enjoys performing at various storytelling shows around the city. Katharine is a proud member of the New York Neo-Futurists. Tune in to hear about: The art of being perfectly imperfect Embracing both your flaws and talents Giving yourself permission to experience every emotion Normalizing mental health challenges Creativity, thinking big...and so much more! #imperfection #vulnerability #womensempowerment #mentalhealth

Welcome to the second part of our 2-part series: Cat’s Cradle - Season 1. This is a collection of KATG clips covering the ultimate Cat-fishing. In this final part of the series, 6 more entertainers join Keith and Chemda as the hosts realize that making an old man’s libido jingle was only the beginning.

Family competition; Trump’s disgust of fat people and his Greenland purchase; Jeffrey Epstein revisited; the Bill Clinton blue dress painting; Congressman Steve King explains how we’re here thanks to history’s rapes; New York’s Child Victims Act; Missy Elliot and the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award; Danny Masterson’s 4 sexual assault cases; The Emails – Season 1 conclusion

Whether it’s starring in commercials, acting in voiceover work, entertaining an audience through improv, written sketches, or songs, Katharine Heller is as well-rounded an artist as they come.  But she’s on this show now, so you know you’re about to hear about her insane beginnings. This time The Beginnings include an artistically jealous and competitive father and, unrelated, unknowingly eating male ejaculation on stage. Enjoy. Not the ejaculation. I mean this episode.

Dads; dating and celibacy; the Central Park Five and Netflix’s When They See Us; pronounced dead while alive

Actress and host of the podcast Tell The Bartender has a unique way of connecting with people.  She sits down with Will to talk about.  her early life growing up in New York City,  beginning her acting career, early voice over gigs doing English dubs for Hentai, being a bartender after 9/11 to her current work in the NYC Storytelling Community, on her podcasts Tell the Bartender and The Strugglebus, to her work with the New York Neo-Futurists.   Katharine's Website   http://www.katharineheller.com/ Katharine's Podcast https://tellthebartender.com/ Katrarine on Twitter: @spkheller Will on Twitter: @comicwillcarey

In this episode we take you behind the curtain to meet the producer of Drugs and Stuff, the incomparable Katharine Heller. Katharine is a woman of many talents. Actor, voiceover artist, producer, and bartender. She hosts a great monthly podcast called Tell the Bartender, which features tales from everyday people with unique stories to share. We were lucky enough to be guests in an episode you can find here.

When Betsy's away, the podcast producer will play! While Betsy is on a well deserved vacation, enjoy a rerun of this episode where she and her producer Katharine Heller deconstruct this Buzzfeed article: 16 Times Home Decor Went Too Far.

Episode #1845: Sign up to support Allison's future BRAND-NEW podcast at patreon.com/allisonkilkenny for as little as $1/month! Katharine Heller (@spkheller) joins the show to talk about the health consequences of constant sexual harassment and to recommend Riverdale. Also, the former wives of top White House aide Rob Porter both told the FBI he abused them and how it took photos of his ex-wife's bruised face for some men to believe her, Florida High School shooting: Nikolas Cruz is allegedly a white supremacist with a history of abusing women and still passed a background check, the FBI was warned about Cruz in September, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asks Congress to "look at" gun violence, Trump attorney Michael Cohen says he paid Stormy Daniels $130,000, N.Y. Teamsters form "sanctuary union" to fight ICE agents, ICE lawyer in Seattle charged with stealing immigrants' identities, a second judge temporarily blocks Trump from ending DACA as Senate debate stumbles, and media recs for Queer Eye and Frank Ocean's cover of Moon River The Fun Aunts have discovered leopard print and they're FREAKING OUT. Watch, subscribe, and comment! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikyE7pN1DjQ *** Desi calendars are available again for the Patreon supporters who sign up or upgrade to $10/month! patreon.com/allisonkilkenny

Alex talks to Winter about her uniquely feminist childhood, her journey to playwriting from acting and journalism, and challenging oneself to practice empathy at every moment and write for broader audiences. Katharine Heller and Hilary Asare read an excerpt from Winter's play In Darfur.   Website: www.wintermiller.com Plays: https://newplayexchange.org/users/140/winter-miller 

In this episode, we discuss Logan Paul & the Suicide Forest, peeling oranges, Canadian accents, the World Junior Hockey Tournament, and Oregonians pumping their own gas. We question whether being Jewish is a race or a religion. We celebrate the Buffalo Bills finally making the playoffs, and Dave shares the song he thinks is the most blatant rip-off of another. An official thank you goes to Katharine Heller for doing a voice over for our Deep Thoughts segment. Check out her podcasts 'Tell the Bartender' and 'The Struggle Bus'!

Kath & Jan are joined by Katharine Heller who admits that she would rather be hosting the party rather than attending it. Katharine, the creator and host of the hit storytelling podcast, Tell The Bartender has seen and heard it all. She chats about bartending in the nineties pre online dating, what it was like working right after 9/11 and why it's important to know what a Wet Martini is!

Producer Extraordinaire, Katharine Heller, joins Jasmine to discuss Pride weekend, police and politics

I love it when listeners send me links to interior design articles and posts--especially funny ones! Awesome pal and podcast producer, Katharine Heller, and I yuck it up on this extra long episode about a recent Buzzfeed article.

Podcast Producer "Extraordinaire" Katharine Heller joins Jasmine to talk podcasts, politics and Hamilton. Check out the shows she hosts: The Struggle Bus and Tell The Bartender!  

Who exactly is Keith Malley? In this episode, the KATG documentary delves into Keith's personality - a crazy, controversial, unapologetic comic with a heart of gold - while featuring his stand-up performances and first-hand accounts from comedians, actors, and fans, including Myq Kaplan, Micah Sherman, Christian Finnegan, Katharine Heller, Kevin Allison, Jesse Joyce, Mike Lawrence, Robert Kelly, Ted Alexandro, and many others.

J. Lalonde, Katharine Heller, Joe Schiappa and Shaina Feinberg share tales of an overwhelming nature.

Myq hangs out with Robin Riker and Katharine Heller on the KATG Network

Myq's 10 minute satellite with Robin Riker and Katharine Heller

The very talented and insightful Katharine Heller appears on the podcast, and we discuss all kinds of childhood trauma, the ethics of comedy and how we use humor to process or deflect and recreate ourselves over the course of our lives. Hot stuff.  Check Katharine out at:  http://tellthebartender.com/ (My epsiode is at: http://tellthebartender.com/2014/03/03/episode-28-the-conspiracy-of-silence/) Her next Live Tell the Bartender show is May 8th at Union Hall with Wyatt Cenac and Mara Wilson. And check out Katharine's acting work at http://www.katharineheller.com/   The episode song is called Dig, and is on soundcloud at https://soundcloud.com/mblejer/dig-mbhumor-65-katharine   Thanks folks!  

Myq hangs out with Katharine Heller, Micah Sherman, and Danny Hatch on the KATG Network.  Get the full episode at http://KATG.com/SuperHang

On this episode I am joined by comedian Myq Kaplan from Hang Out With Me, and actress and voiceover artist Katharine Heller from Tell The Bartender. In this episode we talk about how they met and fell in love, how they began podcasting, and being vegan (don't worry, we won't try to convert you). Enjoy!

Myq hangs out with Molly Knefel and Katharine Heller on the KATG Network

Myq's 10 minute satellite with Molly Knefel and Katharine Heller

Welcome to Epi75 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast! 75 episodes. A milestone of sorts. Three-quarters of the way there if there is 100 episodes. Glad to have you with us and hope you enjoy this particular outing. Not a whole bunch of comedy podcast clips this time because our special guest is podcaster and TV producer Adam Spiegelman, host of the Proudly Resents cult movie podcast and also Dream Tweet, a podcast game show. Adam is – or was – a producer on Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell – I say “was” because I just read today that FXX has cancelled it. Bear that in mind when we talk about the show in our interview because – a month and a half ago when we talked – everything was fine. Back then, in happier times, Adam and I hung out a bit at this year’s Los Angeles Podcast Festival and he sat down with me in the Podcast Lab where we talked about movies, TV and, of course, podcasting. In addition to Adam, and some funny clips, we have our Tweetsack, our Burst O' Durst, and a classic Henderson's Pants commercial. REVIEWS For This Week In Comedy Podcasts on Splitsider.com, I reviewed not one but two shows — the hot-as-a-pistol Welcome To Night Vale, über-comedy-creepy narrative; and The Nerdist with Gillian Jacobs (Community, Bad Milo), so check those both out. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (l-r: Marc Hershon, Frank Cronin, Dex Carvey) This past weekend I got to act in a sort of experimental web series that friend-of-Succotash Dana Carvey is producing and starring in called The Funster. VERY low budget. The first three episodes – I call them episodes but they’re really more like “moments” because they’re so short – are up on YouTube. I make my appearance in the fourth installment, which is still being worked on. I think we’re re-shooting some of it this weekend, so I’ll let you know when that’s up online and I’ll have that episode on the SuccotashShow.com site when it’s ready. THE 10 MOST ACTIVE SHOW IN THE STITCHER TOP 100 COMEDY PODCAST LIST The Top 10 Most Active Shows in the Stitcher Top 100 Comedy Podcast list is heard exclusively on Succotash. Most people do a straight ahead Top 10 countdown. Not us. No sir. We’re more interested in the podcasts that have moved up or down the most on Stitcher’s Top 100 comedy list. Like these… 37. The Artie Lange Show +2563. This Week In Blackness Radio +1266. Dining With Doug & Karen +3672. This Week with Larry Miller +975. Jim Florentine’s “Metal Comedy Midgets” +1079. The Dana Gould Hour -2185. What Say You? -2087. SModcast > FEaB -3188. The David Feldman Show -1596. The Cracked Podcast +49 CLIPS Proudly ResentsThe flagship show of our special guest this episode, Adam Spiegelman, Proudly Resents is billed as "the cult movie podcast" and often features Adam and his guests dissecting and roasting some of the silver screens most fragrant bombs. In this sample from his most recent episode, Adam - along with Katharine Heller and Myq Kaplan – took a look back at the movie Dead Heat, starring Treat Williams and Joe Piscopo. The Artie Lange ShowMost people know Artie Lange from his years sidekicking for Howard Stern. He was also on MAD TV and has appeared in a few movies like Dirty Work and Beer League. His new memoir, Crash And Burn, is out and has been on the New York Times Bestseller list. His podcast is really the audio version of his Dish network TV show, and also features HIS sidekick, former NFL player Jon Ritchie. In this clip, Artie reminisces about some quality party days. Cornucopia RadioWe received a clip of this podcast from producer/writer Peter Beeston, who tells us that his podcast is created by a selection of writers and performers in the UK. "Every episode is a unique piece of radio fiction — sometimes they are dramatic pieces, sometimes they are comedic — but they are always of high/professional quality." This particular clip comes from a mocumentary about druid life in the UK, and about one Druid in particular, Brian Parker. The clip was written by Laurence Peacock, and features the voices of Chris Bellamy, Laurence Peacock, Christine Bellamy and Phil Mason. Welcome To Night ValeThe podcast universe has gotten so vast that even I am having trouble keeping up with it all. Which is why hadn’t even heard of Welcome To Night Vale before I got to the Podcast Festival in LA last month. The show's a narrative and is, in fact, narrated by Cecil Baldwin. The show’s created and written by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor. They’ve got commercials for really weird things, original music, and the best way I can define it in a thumbnail pitch is that it’s A Priarie Home Companion as conceived by H.P. Lovecraft. The Wrong FootWe haven’t played a clip from The Wrong Foot podcast for awhile. They’re a funny audio "sketchcast" and it’s high time we got another taste. We got a note from executive producer Robin Brecker this week along with a clip. Robin says, “I know you guys are busy with Thanksgiving coming up and lima beans to shuck, but here's a clip from the Wrong Foot collection that is short enough. Thanks. And rememember, defrosting is for suckers." That's the lineup, essentially, for Epi75 along with, of course, our Tweetsack segment and a classic commercial from our sponsor, Henderson's Pants. If you'd like to help us out, we invite you to visit our homesite, at http://SuccotashShow.com, where you can avail yourself of our colorful Donate button, or click on our Amazon ad at the top of the page and do your shopping through our portal (in which case we'll get a little kickback), or perhaps purch some merch from our Succotashery web store. If spending money to see your favorite comedy podcast podcast continue to flourish isn't your thing, a few moments of your time is all it takes to go to iTunes, look up Succotash in the podcast section, and the rate and review us. You can also go to Stitcher.com and give us a "thumbs up" to let people know you like us. At the very least tell a friend about us — we call that "passing the Succotash"! — Marc Hershon

Un-dead cops solve their their own murders. Podcasters/comedians Myq Kaplan (Hang Out With Me)  and Katharine Heller (Tell the Bartender) recap “Dead Heat.”  Old man/host Adam Spiegelman (Proudly Resents) explains who the stars Joe Piscopo and Treat Williams are. The post “Dead Heat” W/ Katharine Heller & Myq Kaplan appeared first on Proudly Resents: The cult movie podcast.

Un-dead cops solve their their own murders. Podcasters/comedians Myq Kaplan (Hang Out With Me)  and Katharine Heller (Tell the Bartender) recap “Dead Heat.”  Old man/host Adam Spiegelman (Proudly Resents) explains who the stars Joe Piscopo and Treat Williams are. The post “Dead Heat” W/ Katharine Heller & Myq Kaplan appeared first on Proudly Resents: The cult movie podcast.