Podcast appearances and mentions of kerry o'neill

It's 35 hours into the run and Jacob has seen Fight Club 15 times. He is halfway through the marathon.Joined by Shaun Diston (Wrecked), Kerry O'Neill (The UCB Show), and her dog Frank; together they delve into the exploratory qualities of Jacob's marathon, discuss the incel messages of the movie, and consider what their own Tyler Durdens would be like. Jacobs parents, who have never seen Fight Club, check in.

Writer Kerry O'Neill (The UCB Show, Bea Goes to Rehab)joins the VFV Crew to review "The Irishman"!

Shaun Diston and Kerry O'Neil get high and talk all things dads. I’m Too Effing High is produced by James Mastreani, Mike McLendon, Matt Newell, Dhruv Uday Singh, and Andrew Steven.

This week we talk to the comedy black belt champion, Kerry O'Neill, from the UCB Maude Team Karate Karate. Kerry brings a sense of realness and honesty to this episode. She's from NYC and moved to Los Angeles twice, which in itself is a real feat. We talk about everything from working at a wing restaurant, to Harolds, to the importance of never underselling your pitches, which may be the best lesson one can take away from this podcast. We pitched off of 3 short but true monologues about ourselves and brought in one pagers from last week's episode with another great Maude writer, Kale Hills. Kerry was generous enough to help us extrapolate on our brief ideas and give us some great advice on how to move them forward into a full length sketch which you will hear next week. You can watch Kerry's sketches on Karate Karate during Maude night (next show March 22nd) Get tickets HERE: https://www.ucbtheatre.com/show/1684 Follow Kerry on Twitter: @iamkerryoneill Follow us on Twitter: @FOOWpod @imtweedy @jeremiahburton1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When BuzzFeed is the most reputable news source, and the government can do pretty much whatever it wants to private citizens, who can you trust? Kerry O'Neill, that's who! The wildly talented writer and comedian and dog mom stopped by to tell us the unnerving tale of the death of Michael Hastings. The controversial bad boy of digital journalism died in a fiery crash in 2013 under suspicious circumstances, while investigating the CIA. It's sad and weird at the same time. We discuss his legacy, as well as partisan politics, drugs, mental illness, war, the role of journalism, and the decline of American democracy. But also, we have a fun time and make a lot of goofy jokes! That combo shouldn't work, but baby? It does.

In the second episode of You Should Love Wrestling, Joey and Nick enlist the help of guest Kerry O’Neill (Upright Citizens Brigade) to try and convince Stephen to appreciate a clash that many consider to be the culmination of the Attitude era: The Rock vs “Stone Cold” Steve Austin at WrestleMania 17 for the WWF Championship. Will Stephen be persuaded by this bout between the two biggest stars of all time? And will he be able to get through an entire game of “Guess The Gimmick” based on the names of wrestlers alone? Also, Stephen tries to get Nick, Joey and Kerry to love South By Southwest. For full show notes, go to BoardwalkAudio.com/YouShouldLoveWrestling  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kerry O'Neill and Bryan Garcia from Earth Markets present the Connecticut Neighbor to Neighbor Energy Challenge. Over three years, the Connecticut Neighbor to Neighbor Energy Challenge will engage 10 percent of residents in 14 towns, helping them reduce their energy use by 20 percent.

Lisa Cohn from Energy Efficiency Markets interviews Kerry O'Neill, CEO, Earthmarkets, which aggregates residential customers, develops and finances EE measures, and sells white tags in Connecticut.