Podcast appearances and mentions of lamont price

It's been two years since Governor Charlie Baker declared a COVID state of emergency in Massachusetts. To mark the occasion, In It Together brought back some old friends of the show to reflect on the pandemic and where we go from here. Arun Rath speaks with Boston Medical Center's Dr. Cassandra Pierre, Franciscan Children's Hospital behavioral health director Dr. Fatima Watt, La Colaborativa executive director Gladys Vega, and local comedian Lamont Price, as well as GBH reporters Craig LeMoult and Meg Woolhouse.

It's been two years since Governor Charlie Baker declared a COVID state of emergency in Massachusetts. To mark the occasion, In It Together brought back some old friends of the show to reflect on the pandemic and where we go from here. Arun Rath speaks with Boston Medical Center's Dr. Cassandra Pierre, Franciscan Children's Hospital behavioral health director Dr. Fatima Watt, La Colaborativa executive director Gladys Vega, and local comedian Lamont Price, as well as GBH reporters Craig LeMoult and Meg Woolhouse.

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Come in and know me better, clam! It's Day 14 of the 25 Days of A Christmas Carol and today, the great Lamont Price is stopping by for what was supposed to be a deep dive into a seven minute Gumby short but took a slight detour through Dallas, Texas. It's a great episode and really very funny. It's for sure the Christmas Carol adaptation that avoids the source material the most but at this point, I was just so happy to not have to discuss another ghost. It's Gumby. He's weird. It's Lamont. He's great. Gumby "Scrooge Loose" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9V1ZY6UV6No Two Boys in a Balcony https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/two-boys-in-a-balcony/id1468349654 @MrSeanSullivan and @LPizzle on twitter and other things probably

Stages around the state have been dark since March and that includes those frequented by comedians. In a perfect world, comedians feed off the energy of live audiences to perform and in turn, make those audiences laugh. But in a time where live shows just aren't possible right now, comedians are having to adapt their comedy to virtual audiences. We hear from Dorchester comedian Lamont Price about how he's managing in this new world. Then, comedy mainstay Improv Boston announced this week it's closing it's Cambridge theater after nearly 2-decades operating shows and classes from it. We learn what's next for the company from Managing Director Josh Garneau.

Stages around the state have been dark since March and that includes those frequented by comedians. In a perfect world, comedians feed off the energy of live audiences to perform and in turn, make those audiences laugh. But in a time where live shows just aren't possible right now, comedians are having to adapt their comedy to virtual audiences. We hear from Dorchester comedian Lamont Price about how he's managing in this new world. Then, comedy mainstay Improv Boston announced this week it's closing it's Cambridge theater after nearly 2-decades operating shows and classes from it. We learn what's next for the company from Managing Director Josh Garneau.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN! It's a super sized 2019 Halloween Special.   This year Ken welcomes back Lamont Price, Sam Furst (Monsters are Good) and Rachel Reid to the show. We watch the first three Halloween episodes of Roseanne (Season 2, 3 and 4) and discuss it and all things Halloween.

This is the Department of Tangents special joy of Halloween and horror episode with Lamont Price. I love Halloween, and so does Price. And that's really the only inspiration for this episode. Price is an incredibly entertaining human being, so we sat down with no real notes and not much of an agenda other than to discuss why we love the holiday, horror movies and books, what scares us and what doesn't. We talked about trick or treating as kids, how that was part of the first taste of independence you get as a kid. And we go through all the major creeps and spooks to weigh in on how and why they scare us – ghosts, zombies, werewolves, vampires, serial killers, aliens.    To prepare for the episode, we went to a couple of Halloween stores before we taped. You can watch Price's Instagram to see if any of the videos from those visits pop up. Until then, enjoy Price rocking out as Slimer on his Twitter page. Ladies, why won't you let me love you? pic.twitter.com/YhBvP7JFqo— Lamont Price (@LPizzle) October 16, 2019     Look for his "Lamont's Boston" segments on nbcboston.com, and find him on Twitter under @lpizzle and on Instagram under @lpizzle12, and on his site at lamontpricelive.com.   Our featured track this week is “Collector of Things,” the first track from the new Even Twice album, This Is Boomerang. Believe it or not, Even Twice is just two guys – drummer/singer Pat O'Shea and bassist/singer Bob Hait. They make a beautiful rock and roll racket together, and for a two-instrument band, they cover a lot of different styles on Boomerang. There is a driving, punk edged sound at the heart of it. But sometimes it sounds like sludgy prog rock a la King Crimson's “20th Century Schizoid Man.” Sometimes, as on “Collector of Things,” it sounds like 60s garage rock, rough around the edges but with a solid melodic center. You can find the new album on Spotify or better yet, buy it on BandCamp. Find them on Twitter under @EvenTwice, and look them up on Facebook. This is “Collector of Things” off of This Is Boomerang by Even Twice.

If you want to make anything funnier, just add Lamont Price. It certainly made watching Godzilla a much more enjoyable experience, which is the point of much of this podcast. This one has been brewing for a couple of years, starting with a conversation we had after a more formal interview with Price when he organized the comedy portion of the Boston Calling festival a while back. We were going to talk about Ringo Starr as a drummer, the Beatles, and celebrate the history and vibe of P-Funk. Then I ran into Price at the movies when the Godzilla trailer was new, and we added that to the mix. Then P-Funk came to town and their farewell tour. We saw that, and then a couple weeks later, we made plans to see Godzilla and sit down immediately afterwards to talk about all of these things, just a few days shy of Ringo's birthday. We also flesh out what a Rambo vs Terminator crossover would look like. I'm glad we got all of these things in, but it doesn't even really matter what you talk about with Price. It's always an entertaining conversation. And Lamont will be back, hopefully around Halloween and Christmas, times of year that we both enjoy. Look for his Lamont's Boston segments on nbcboston.com, and find him on Twitter under @lpizzle and on Instagram under @lpizzle12, and on his site at lamontpricelive.com. This week's featured track is from next week's guest, Lucy Isabel. Isabel has a great backstory. A few years ago, Isabel left behind a degree in theater from Yale to move from New Jersey to Nashville and become a singer/songwriter. Her debut full-length album, Rambling Stranger, came out in June, and has produced a couple of great tracks like “How It Goes” and “Something New,” which both have official videos now. My favorite song on the album is “The Between,” which features the line, “Is there something between hitting big and just going home broke.” Isabel's got a great Americana sound, with disparate influences from Brandi Carlile to Judy Collins, and we explore that a lot more in the conversation next week. And there will be a couple of live tracks in next week's episode from her recent Boston show. Follow her on Twitter under @lucyisabelmusic, on her site at lucyisabelmusic.com, and also search for her on BandCamp.

The debut episode of LA LIVE features live performances by a wide variety of local musicians, storytellers, comedians, and more. See below for this episode's line-up of talented artists. Enjoy! 06/13 LINE-UP (in order of appearance & start times) Nick Andersen, Storytelling (05:41) Rachel Sumner, Music (12:18 & 48:15) Lamont Price, Stand-up Comedy (15:43) Heidi Shin, Storytelling (29:52) Aisha Burns, Music (37:40) Pilar Quintana, Poetry (45:10) Phil Berman, Music About LA LIVE: AERONAUT Allston and PRX Podcast Garage have joined forces to bring you a new live performance series that is part variety show, part old-timey radio show, and rooted in the neighborhood of Lower Allston. Each show will take place during AERONAUT Allston, a free summertime musical beer garden on Western Ave. with hundreds of attendees. Upcoming show dates: 7/11, 8/8, 9/12

Podgodz 310 Recorded 23 December 2018   Sh*t Merry Christmas fuckos! We had a spot of wind.   Podcasts No Agenda 1094, 1095 Omnibus: Patrick Nagel Do By Friday: The Lady Will Have the Diet Plate & Heavy Petting Junkfood Cinema: The Long Kiss Goodnight Skip to the End #110: Aquaman Reconcilable Differences #93: Forty Gronks Somehow I manage #38: Nog-A-Sake No Such Thing as a Fish: Footprints on the Sea Defocused #221: The Dan Street View Podcast (The Big Lebowski) The Incomparable #437: Whale Logistics Movie (Star Trek IV) TV Guidance Counsellor #333: Lamont Price   New 50 Things that Made the Modern Economy Londonist: Rabbit and Pork Someone called Adam Carolla?   Dropping? None   The Show: The IT Crowd (Series 1) The IT Crowd is a British Read More →

Podgodz 310 Recorded 23 December 2018   Sh*t Merry Christmas fuckos! We had a spot of wind.   Podcasts No Agenda 1094, 1095 Omnibus: Patrick Nagel Do By Friday: The Lady Will Have the Diet Plate & Heavy Petting Junkfood Cinema: The Long Kiss Goodnight Skip to the End #110: Aquaman Reconcilable Differences #93: Forty Gronks Somehow I manage #38: Nog-A-Sake No Such Thing as a Fish: Footprints on the Sea Defocused #221: The Dan Street View Podcast (The Big Lebowski) The Incomparable #437: Whale Logistics Movie (Star Trek IV) TV Guidance Counsellor #333: Lamont Price   New 50 Things that Made the Modern Economy Londonist: Rabbit and Pork Someone called Adam Carolla?   Dropping? None   The Show: The IT Crowd (Series 1) The IT Crowd is a British Read More →

December 16 -22, 1989 Today Ken welcome returning guest and TV Guidance Counselor All-Star Lamont Price back to the show. Ken and Lamont discuss the questionable racism of old media, skywriters, screwballs, Looney Toons cloud fights, animated sketch shows, black people's cultural Stockholm syndrome, cultural norms, Blackula, Bernie Casey, John Hughes fear of black people, White White Christmases, Motown Christmas, Bernie Mac Show, Christmas Lights, Good Times, getting thrown a bone, The Jeffersons, LeVar Burton, Mr. Rogers, seeing Eddie Vedder at a bar, Run DMC's Christmas in Hollis, Cape Codder, Amen, Booker, Richard Grieco, the birth of The Simpsons, Married...with Children, MacGuyver, magical Christmas statues, Lucy, Scrooge, Wee Willy Winky Pajamas, defending A Christmas Story, generational hatred of It's a Wonderful Life, Rescue 911, Scotty Pippin vs. HIV, Ken's weak grasp of Basketball, Chuck Connors, The Rifleman, corporal punishment as a kid, Wrestling moves, terrifying home decor, Unsolved Mysteries Christmas Special, Hatbox Children and the Telephone Santas, Australian Christmas, Night Court, A Claymation Christmas Celebration, The California Raisins, A Different World, Facts of Life, loving Cree Summer, Garfield, Charlie Brown Christmas, Lamont's unapologetic championing of Lucy Van Pelt, how Violet is the real villain, and why Just the Ten of Us is the greatest show of all time.

This week's episode is a bit different from previous episodes, in that it doesn't feature an interview with one person about their work. For the Thanksgiving week episode, I am celebrating a couple of things for which I feel very thankful, and that it the existence of The Kids In the Hall and Mystery Science Theater 3000. Both happen to be celebrating 30th anniversaries in television this year, so it seemed fitting to put them together. The Kids In the Hall first came together as a group in 1984, but their pilot episodes debuted in October of 1988, just about a month before Mystery Science Theater 3000 began on Thanksgiving day, November 24. I had not previously thought of these two shows as linked, but it warms my heart to think of all of this wonderfulness being revealed to the world in the same year.  So to celebrate, I asked two of the funniest and most thoughtful pop culture ponderers I know, comedians Ken Reid and Lamont Price, to come to the Podcast Kitchen and talk about the history of The Kids In the Hall and Mystery Science Theater, and their own personal thoughts and experiences with the show. It's a long episode, and we wind up tangenting off on everything from Eddie Murphy and The Klumps to The A-Team movie. So if you're traveling for the season, just put this on your electronic audio device and we'll help get you where you need to go.

Comic's Will Noonan, Tricia Auld, & Lamont Price join Jared live from Laugh Boston on this week's Friday episode of The JTrain Podcast, to read your emails and answer questions about defining a relationship, if it's weird to go on a second date on Valentines day, not getting guys o do butt stuff, only having guys following you on social media. Plus, LIVE Tinder/Bumble makeovers! Check it out, and enjoy. We are doing another LIVE JTrain podcast at the Village Underground in NYC on Monday, February 26th at 8pm. Go to www.comedycellar.com/ for tickets! Call into the JTrain voicemail line now at 347-669-8252 to leave your questions and hypotheticals! twitter.com/JTrain56 // twitter.com/willnoonan // twitter.com/TriciaAuld// twitter.com/LPizzle Sponsored by: Mattress Firm (mattressfirm.com/podcast) ProFlowers: (Code: JTRAIN) Harry's: (Harrys.com/jtrain) Subscribe to The JTrain Podcast on Apple Podcasts: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-t…id672249013?mt=2

After a stand-up comedy show at the historic Palace Theatre in Manchester, NH, Tony and Jimmy record a short podcast with guests, comics Will Noonan and Lamont Price, and CEO of the theatre Peter Ramsey.

Are you looking for some information about Cape Cod nightlife? We thought so! Tune in for Eugene Mirman’s (Bob's Burgers) spicy suggestions. Plus, the comedic stylings of Lamont Price (Boston Calling) and Bethany Van Delft (The Moth). Follow @2dopequeens Featured Performers: 1. Lamont Price Follow @lpizzle 2. Eugene MirmaFollow @EugeneMirman 3.  Bethany Van Delft Follow @bethanyvandelft Support our work. Become a 2 Dope Queens member today at 2dopequeens.org/donate.    

Former congressman Barney Frank and punk band, Mission of Burma, plus comedy from Lamont Price. Recorded in front of a live audience at Oberon in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

In this second Halloween Special Ken welcomes returning guest Lamont Price back to the show by popular demand. Ken and Lamont discuss Halloween strategies, trick or treating of years past and finally they watch the 1985 Made for TV movie "The Midnight Hour"